As can be seen in the picture here, the Eoltec stands on a 12meter self supporting tower, has two blades and in an 'up-wind' machine.  With an up-wind machine the blades are the first to hit the wind and the tower is second.  The advantage of this type of system is that the blades catch clean wind for maximum output.  the disadvantage in this case is that there needs to be a tail to steer the turbine into wind.

Erected using a winch and pole, this turbine is simple to install and service.

There is an electrical isolator switch at the base of the tower (behind the tower door) for easy isolation.  The break handle is also at the base of the tower.  The break is a sophisticated pitching mechanism that rotates the blades, in turn causing them to stall.  This is a neat idea usually only found on much larger turbines.

We are now stocking Eoltec wind turbines along with our Proven range. We can do a complete installation (turn key job), or supply only so please contact us for a quote or further information.