50W to 200W micro vertical-axis turbines. Three models: NE-50H, NE-100H, NE-200H. Cut-in at 2 m/s — the lowest in the Vertix range. Compact rotor diameter of 0.65–0.70 m. 12/24V output for direct battery charging. Suited to off-grid, remote and supplementary power applications.
Three models: NE-50H, NE-100H, NE-200H. Max power 60W, 120W, 220W respectively.
Lowest cut-in in the Vertix range. Begins generating in very light wind — a gentle breeze is enough.
NE-50H and NE-100H: 0.65 m. NE-200H: 0.70 m. The most compact turbines in the Vertix range.
Direct 12V or 24V output. Compatible with standard battery banks and charge controllers.
| Parameter | NE-50H | NE-100H | NE-200H |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rated Power | 50W | 100W | 200W |
| Max Power | 60W | 120W | 220W |
| Rated Voltage | 12V / 24V | ||
| Start Wind | 2 m/s | ||
| Rated Wind | 12 m/s | ||
| Survival Wind | 35 m/s | ||
| Rotor Diameter | 0.65 m | 0.70 m | |
| Blades | 3 or 5 pcs | ||
| Blade Material | High-strength brushed aluminium profiles | ||
| Generator | Rare earth PMG — rare earth permanent magnet suspension | ||
| Shell | Aluminium alloy die-cast | ||
| Protection | Electromagnetic | ||
| Working Temp | −40°C to 80°C | ||
Note: Survival wind speed for H-Type models is 35 m/s — lower than the Q-Type (45 m/s) and the GV commercial range (50 m/s). Site selection should account for maximum wind conditions.
The H-Type is the smallest turbine in the Vertix range. At 50–200W it is not a system-scale generation source — it is a micro-generation unit used to maintain battery charge at remote or low-load sites where access to grid power is limited or absent. The 2 m/s cut-in speed and compact rotor make it one of the lowest-threshold wind energy products available.
At remote locations — security cabins, boundary monitoring, telecommunications boosters, rural water pumps — the H-Type provides wind generation that operates independently of daylight. Paired with a small solar panel, it extends battery autonomy significantly, reducing the need for manual recharging or generator visits.
IoT sensors, CCTV cameras, weather stations and environmental monitoring equipment typically draw between 5W and 50W continuously. An NE-50H or NE-100H generating at its rated output will supply these loads directly and float-charge the battery bank between peaks. The vertical-axis design generates regardless of wind direction.
If you already have a 12V or 24V solar and battery system, an H-Type turbine can be connected to the same battery bank via a dedicated wind charge controller. It adds an independent second generation source — generating when solar does not — without requiring any changes to your existing solar equipment.
Tell us about your site and power requirements — our team will confirm the right model and whether it can supplement your existing solar or battery system.