en.Wedoany.com Reported - German BRAUN Windturbinen GmbH has completed the installation of an Antaris 12 kW small wind power generator in Bavaria, mounted on a 24-meter tower, to promote sustainable energy supply and energy independence.

During the winter months from October to March, when photovoltaic system output drops significantly while electricity demand is high, the value of wind power in energy supply becomes evident. The Antaris 12 kW turbine is designed specifically for this season, characterized by insufficient sunlight but stable wind output, emphasizing robustness and long service life.

The system operates in a three-phase grid-connected mode, equipped with a FIMER PVS 15 inverter and integrated system monitoring functions. In terms of wind turbine technology, the device supports remote monitoring and remote shutdown, featuring PLC wind monitoring, V-DC monitoring, and helicopter function. The generator uses the CK18 model (18 kW), developed and manufactured in Germany.

In terms of manufacturing processes, all components of the turbine are hot-dip galvanized, and all bolted connections use A2/A4 stainless steel, with a design life exceeding 25 years. The project team stated that this project reflects an increasing number of users taking proactive actions to support independent and sustainable energy supply models.

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