10KW ON/OFF Grid Wind Power controller
Key attributes
| Brand | Wone Store |
| Model NO. | 10KW ON/OFF Grid Wind Power controller |
| Input Voltage | 380V |
| Power | 10KW |
| Series | WWGI |
Product descriptions from the supplier
Features
▪ Wind Controller &Inverter integrated machine.
▪ MPPT included, and 30-point power curve can be settable.
▪ Complete protection functions.
▪ RS485 monitoring mode optional.
Applications
▪ Distributed wind power grid-tied system.
▪ Solar &wind hybrid power grid-tied system.
▪ Wind power grid-tied system.
Technical Parameters
Model |
WWGI100 |
Wind Turbine Input |
|
Rated input power |
10kW |
Max. input power |
15kW |
Rated input voltage |
380VDC |
Rated input current |
15.2A |
Max input current |
22.8A |
Cutting speed |
60RPM（factory default） |
Power tracking |
30 points set power curve |
Speed limit control |
Electromagnetic speed limit |
Manual brake |
YES |
Brake by overcurrent |
YES |
Brake by over rotational Speed |
YES |
Brake by over wind speed |
optional |
AC Output |
|
Grid Type |
Three-phase |
Rated output power |
10kW |
Max output power |
11kW |
Rated Grid voltage |
380VAC |
Grid voltage range |
85%~110% of rated grid voltage |
Rated Grid frequency |
50Hz/60Hz |
Work frequency range |
49Hz~51Hz/59Hz~61Hz |
Rated output current |
4.6A |
Rated power factor |
＞0.98 |
Thdi |
＜5% (at rated power) |
DC component |
＜0.5% |
soft start |
Yes |
Restoring grid-connected functionality |
Yes |
Auto on/off |
Yes |
Protection Functions |
|
Grid overvoltage/undervoltage protection |
Yes |
Grid over frequency/under frequency protection |
Yes |
output short circuit protection |
Yes |
Grid power failure protection |
Yes |
Anti-islanding protection |
Yes |
Over-temperature protection |
Yes |
Lightning protection |
Yes |
Residual current protection |
Yes |
General Parameters |
|
Display mode |
LED+LCD |
Display information |
Display: wind Voltage, Wind current，Wind power, Wind Speed, Pole Paris; Inverter voltage, Inverter current, Inverter Power, Inverter Frequency, Relay Time, power generation; BUS Voltage, Air speed, Temperature, Time, Language, ID, etc. Status: Manual brake, automatic brake, fault indication, grid-connected state, relay state, Wind cut-in, etc. |
Monitoring mode(optional) |
RS485/WIFI |
Monitoring contents |
Telemetry: wind turbine speed, Inverter voltage, Inverter current, Inverter power, power generation，Air speed; Remote signal: wind turbine status, wind power grid-connected inverter over-current alarm, over-voltage alarm, over-temperature alarm, fault alarm, etc.; Remote control: modify the parameters of the wind power |
Efficiency |
＞95% |
Ambient temperature |
-20℃～+40℃ |
Humidity |
0%~90%, no condensing |
Vibration resistance |
Can withstand sine wave vibration with a frequency of 10Hz~50Hz and an amplitude of 0.35mm |
Noise |
≤65dB |
Cooling mode |
Air-cooled |
Note: Part of parameters can be adjusted according to customer's specific demand. |
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