Continuous and unlimited operation of telecom sites
As the need for connectivity continues to grow extensively, more telecommunications equipment such as cellular base stations and satellite communication devices are installed in urban as well as remote locations. Small wind turbines can be cost-effectively used to power such telecommunication sites.
Wind power secures constant power supply, which is crucial for telecom services and reduces the need for ongoing maintenance such as fuel and equipment transportation. Reliable energy supply and significant cost savings, increase wind power competitiveness and turn it into the best energy choice for telecom and network operators.
ComSpin C wind power solutions are designed to power a wide range of telecom sites at grid-connected and off-grid locations worldwide. Installed on a telecom tower, the ComSpin C is best suited as a stand-alone power source as well as a hybrid solution with additional power sources, such as diesel generators or photovoltaic cells. ComSpin C is an ideal powering solution for:
Reliable and maintenance-free operation at wider range of wind speeds
Unmatched efficiency of up to 45% guaranteeing more power generation
Unsurpassed silent and vibration-free operation ensuring interference free environment for the telecom equipment
Light weight and lower load enabling installation on telecom towers
Benefits
Lowest cost of ownership
Quick and cost saving installation enabled by utilizing the existing telecom towers made possible due to low loads and vibration-free operation
More power generation in wider wind ranges
Maintenance free, renewable energy, best serving stand-alone telecom applications (saving fuel transportation and logistics operations expenses)
Top efficiency and reliability
Robust and reliable operation yielding continuous, uninterrupted power generation
Power generation in low winds (2.5m/s) as well as survival wind of 200km/h (55m/s)
Silent and vibration free operation under all wind conditions, ensuring uninterrupted operation of telecom equipment
Configuration Options overview
Stand Alone (Off Grid)
Connection is suitable in sites off grid sites
Options of connection to battery bank using charge controller OR connection to diesel generator using an inverter
Options for wind turbine only or hybrid wind and PV - Hybrid system benefits from complimentary energy cycles from each technology (day/night, summer/winter, etc.)
Grid Connected
Connection is suitable in grid connected sites
Options of connection to grid only (stable grid sites) OR connection to grid with diesel generator as secondary system (unstable grid sites)
Stand Alone (Off-Grid) Configuration Options
Connection of wind turbine/s to the battery bank with charge controller
Connection is suitable in sites that include large battery bank and diesel generator charges batteries every few hours (non continuous DG operation)
The power generated by the turbine/s charges the batteries and reduces diesel generator costs
Connection of hybrid wind turbine/s and PV to the battery bank using charge controllers
Connection of wind turbine/s directly to Diesel Generator using an inverter
Connection is suitable in sites that include a diesel generator working on continuous basis and small back up battery bank
The power generated by the turbine/s reduces required DG output level and thus reduces DG costs
Connection of hybrid wind turbine/s and PV directly to Diesel Generator using inverters
Grid Configuration Options
Connection of wind turbine/s to the grid using the inverter
Connection is suitable in sites that are connected to a stable grid
The power generated by the turbine/s is supplied to the grid, thus reducing the costs for purchasing the power for the site (only the balance is used from the grid).
Connection of wind turbine to grid and diesel generator (as secondary system) using inverter
Connection is suitable in sites that are connected to an unstable grid
The power generated by the turbine/s is supplied to the grid, and in case of grid failure, the turbine/s power is diverted to the diesel generator. Savings in grid and DG costs.
Inverters for connection to grid / diesel generator
ComSpin C series turbines are compatible with the following inverters that connect the wind turbines either to the grid system or to directly to the diesel generator:
Ginlong
Inverter| GCI-2K Max output | 2.2KW Certifications | UL 1741, AS 4777, G83/1 and other related international standards Configuration | Each turbine model requires a different number of inverters connected in parallel
Inverter| PVI-3600-OUTD, PVI-6000-OUTD Max output | 3.6KW and 6KW Certifications | UL1741 and international standards Configuration | Some turbine models require a few inverters connected in parallel, three ComSpin C 2200 turbines can be connected to one PVI-6000 inverter
