Vertix — Micro Wind

H-Type Wind Turbine

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.

At a Glance

H-Type — Key Facts

50–200W
Power Range

Three models: NE-50H, NE-100H, NE-200H. Max power 60W, 120W, 220W respectively.

2 m/s
Cut-in Speed

Lowest cut-in in the Vertix range. Begins generating in very light wind — a gentle breeze is enough.

0.65 m
Rotor Diameter

NE-50H and NE-100H: 0.65 m. NE-200H: 0.70 m. The most compact turbines in the Vertix range.

12/24V
Output Voltage

Direct 12V or 24V output. Compatible with standard battery banks and charge controllers.

Vertix H-Type micro wind turbine
Full Specification

H-Type — NE-50H / NE-100H / NE-200H

Parameter NE-50H NE-100H NE-200H
Rated Power50W100W200W
Max Power60W120W220W
Rated Voltage12V / 24V
Start Wind2 m/s
Rated Wind12 m/s
Survival Wind35 m/s
Rotor Diameter0.65 m0.70 m
Blades3 or 5 pcs
Blade MaterialHigh-strength brushed aluminium profiles
GeneratorRare earth PMG — rare earth permanent magnet suspension
ShellAluminium alloy die-cast
ProtectionElectromagnetic
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.

Applications

Where the H-Type Is Used

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.

Remote Off-Grid Sites

Maintain Charge Where Solar Alone Is Not Enough

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.

Low-Load Continuous Power

Sensors, Cameras & Monitoring Equipment

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.

Supplementary Generation

Second Source on an Existing 12/24V System

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.

Related
Q-Type — 100–400W VAWT → Vertix GV-3KW → Solar Battery Guide → Battery Storage →
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