Wind Power Generation Products

For 20 years, Southwest Windpower has been bringing low-cost, reliable wind energy to the world. Trehab Renewable Energy is pleased to be the NEPA/Upstate NY dealer for their products. We offer grid-connected systems as well as battery-charged systems for remote locations. Click on any of the products below for more information.

Skystream 3.7 Skystream 3.7 Skystream 3.7™ is a residential wind turbine designed to make wind power accessible at your home to reduce your monthly electrical bill. We provide full site survey and installation of this model. We can take you from the start of the project all the way to the end. Learn More
Air Breeze Marine Air Breeze Marine The all-new Air Breeze Marine. Quieter, more efficient, and precision engineered to deliver more energy at lower wind speeds than any other wind generator in its class. The Air Breeze is the latest generation of Air — with more than 100,000 sold in 120 countries — the world’s most popular small wind generator. Learn More
Air Breeze Land Air Breeze Land

The all-new Air Breeze Land. Quieter, more efficient, and precision engineered to deliver more energy at lower wind speeds than any other wind generator in its class.

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Air X Marine Air X Marine The AIR Marine is by far the world’s number one selling small wind turbine for Sailboats. In late 2001 we introduced an entirely new level of technology which previously was only found in today's state-of-the-art mega-watt-class wind turbines. Learn More
Air X Land Air X Land The AIR is by far the world’s number one selling small wind turbine. In late 2001 we introduced an entirely new level of technology previously found only in state-of-the-art mega-watt-class wind turbines. Learn More
Whisper Series Whisper Series

The Whisper Series provides dependable energy for remote homes, telecommunications sites and rural applications in moderate to extreme environments. This Series is scaled for production of 100, 200 or 500 kWatts/Month with an average 12mph wind.

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NOTE: Because average wind velocities can have varying distributions of wind speeds, average power production is necessarily an approximation and will vary in accordance with local factors such as height, obstructions, wind shear, turbulence, etc. THE POWER PRODUCTION AT ANY SPECIFIC SITE MAY BE MORE OR LESS.

More information we think you should know:

Nameplate ratings tell you nothing about how much power a turbine will produce. Some small turbines have nameplate ratings. For example, a turbine might be called 10 kW, 5 kW or 25 kW. The nameplate rating describes the rated capacity of the turbine at a particular wind speed. A 10 kW turbine might produce 10 kW at a 30 MPH wind speed. A 25 kW turbine might produce 25 kW at a 26 MPH wind speed. These numbers do not tell you how much power the turbine will produce at the average wind speed at your location. There are few, if any, locations where a small wind turbine will be installed where the average wind speed is 25 or 30 MPH. Most locations where small turbines will be installed have average wind speeds in the 10-14 MPH range.

No wind turbine can extract more than 59.6 % of the energy from the wind. In 1919, a German physicist named Albert Betz determined that a wind turbine cannot convert more than 59.6% of the energy in the wind to mechanical or electrical energy. The reason for this is that wind turbines extract energy from the wind by slowing the wind. For a turbine to be 100% efficient it would have to reduce the wind velocity to zero. If you were to stop the wind there would be no wind to turn the rotor.

This is also called the “efficiency” rating that Trehab Renewable Energy will tell you about. It exists for ALL wind turbines.