“Destroys” solar panels: a quiet mini-turbine for city houses is presented

The compact Liam F1 Mini wind turbine can produce up to 1,500 kWh, generating power even at low wind speeds.

Dutch Archimedes presented the compact and almost silent wind turbine Liam F1 Mini Urban, designed for urban use. This is written by the ECOticias portal.

As noted in the publication, wind energy is gradually becoming as popular as solar energy, “destroying” solar panels. Thus, the innovative Liam F1 Mini Urban turbine has occupied a new niche in the renewable energy market, solving the problem of wind generation in urban areas. It is quiet, compact and cost-effective.

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According to the manufacturer, Liam F1 Mini Urban can produce up to 1500 kWh of electricity per year. One of the main advantages of the turbine — it is almost silent, so it is ideal for urban and suburban areas. Thanks to its conical design and diameter of only 0.75 meters, the turbine can fit in areas with high population density.

It is reported that due to the spiral structure, the Liam F1 Mini Urban can independently adjust to the direction of the wind in the same way as the weather vane is moving. This feature guarantees optimal performance and power generation regardless of wind conditions. The turbine can generate energy even at a low wind speed of 5 m/s.

Another claimed advantage of the Liam F1 Mini Urban — ease of maintenance. In addition, if desired, it can be combined with solar panels to form a combined system that can use both wind and sun at the same time.