30 watts is near worthless without some auxiliary equipment such as a large 12 volt battery which it charges when the wind is brisk. 4 extra bright LEDs in series can remain lit for several years, until the battery dies of old age = about as much light as a 4 watt incandescent night light. With stronger than average wind, more power can be drawn from the battery while the wind is strong, and briefly at other times. Over 30 meters per second wind speed will likely destroy your wind turbine. The battery could jump start a car or light truck = perhaps 1000 watts briefly. Neil

A 30 watt wind turbine would just be capable of powering your oven light bulb at full output.

If in a windy area that turned the turbine at full rated output for five hours per day. Monthly production would be

0.03 kW * 5 h/day * 30 day/mo = 4.5 kWh, equivalent to the amount of power required for 6 hours of average household usage.

That depends on the speed of the wind, and the VxA Volt multiplied by Amper issues.



In fact the size of the generator dinamo what really it is that creates the electricity.



By transformator conversion, todays modern apartments are using 30Watts at 110-115V .



Having separetely a 220 volt conversion line for industrial purposes as using a strong electric stove



are just additional luxuries in an average household with rents less than $1500



Having a wind turbine generator is even a profitable investment where windy weather is excessive.

30 watts.

A few CFL lights, or a few chargers.