The ANTARIS wind turbines are working in a range of performance from 1.5 kW - 6.0 kW. Because of thr special blades are the turbines ideally suited to inland sites. It is designed specifically for feeding power into the grid, charging batteries (24 V/48 V etc.) and for supporting heating systems. As a result of its sturdy design, the ANTARIS is also suitable for locations exposed to storm-force winds, optionally with different rotor diameters (2.75 - 5.10m). Uncomplicated from the aspect of configuration, importance has been attached to ensuring that these turbines can be quickly assembled and installed by hand. As a result of its robust design, the ANTARIS works with extreme efficiency and not only comes at a highly attractive price in its basic version. Particular attention must be drawn to its excellent start-up behaviour (at wind speeds as low as 2.2 m/s) and very quiet operation (43 dB). This means the system can also be installed in residential areas.

Grid-connected operation requires the Windy Boy inverters (1100 - 3800) with characteristics matched to the ANTARIS and local wind conditions. Alternatively, in less windy areas, grid-connected operation is also possible with a Windy Boy 1700.

When the ANTARIS is used in heating applications, a control cabinet with control electronics provides optimum control of the wind characteristic in conjunction with a 6000-watt heating element.

Storm protection: On reaching maximum power output, the ANTARIS goes into the helicopter-type rotor-blade protection position (see picture gallery), reducing blade area exposed to wind. In addition, the control electronics in the control cabinet monitor system voltage and slow the wind energy system down by means of braking resistances (3 kW) when maximum voltage is attained.