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Marine D400 wind turbine

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The ATMB D400 500W wind turbine is the ideal auxiliary for charging batteries on touring boats. It supplies 91 amps per day in just 9 knots of wind!

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D400-12

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Wind turbine
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ATMB - D400 WIND TURBINE - THE MOST POWERFUL ON THE MARKET

The ATMB D400 wind turbine is the ideal auxiliary for charging batteries on touring boats. Its power allows it to meet the needs of all on-board consumers. It delivers 91 amperes per day in just 9 knots of wind, and its curve is unique in its category. This is the most powerful wind turbine currently produced. its output exceeds 500 Watts at 40 knots.

The ATMB D400 wind turbine has been designed to deliver high amperage at low wind speeds, and is extremely quiet and vibration-free. The tail section has a special anti-turbulence profile. The high-efficiency alternator and blade profile enable it to operate at slow speeds (1200 rpm max.).

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MAIN POINTS :

  • Weight: 15.5 Kg
  • 5-knot priming
  • Propeller diameter : 1.10m
  • Male base diam. 42 mm
  • Rotation diameter: 585 mm
  • CE conformity / warranty: 2 years
  • 12-pole alternator Stator insulated and epoxy-coated
  • Baked epoxy-coated aluminum housing

BOX CONTENTS :

  • 1 - D400 wind turbine (depending on model)
  • 1 - PDF documentation






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