The AIR Industrial was introduced in the 3rd quarter of 1998, as a wind turbine capable of resisting the harsh environments that generally accompany mountaintop repeater sites and off shore platforms. Southwest Windpower's engineers spent two years in research with companies such as Chevron, Texaco and Cellular One to design a product capable of reliability producing power for remote sites. Combining wind and photovoltaics in hybrid systems are quickly becoming the standard in renewable energy installations. This is due to seasonal fluctuations of both wind and solar energy resources that make it an ideal combination. Maintenance-free performance, easy installation, and high output make AIR Industrial ideal for virtually any remote battery charging application.
Installations range from Alaska to Antarctica.
Use with the Battery Optimizer and a heating element to increase battery performance during those cold winter months. Can be attached to existing towers. Without question, AIR has become the number one selling battery charging wind turbine in the world. Now, AIR Industrial brings a whole new level of sophistication and reliability to wind turbines. The AIR's blades are made of carbon fiber reinforced composite that twists as the turbine reaches its rated output.