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1. Distance from the charge 0 9 10 19 20 29 30 44 45 69 70 110 contr to the battery in m Cable cross section mm 10 16 25 35 AWG 8 6 4 2 eu ka 7 Installation Before mounting the SILENTWIND onshore find a suitable position for the windgenerator It is an ideal position if the wind flows against the blades without any obstructions This means that the generator is mounted as high as possible Fixed installation The height depends on the distraction of the wind by surrounding objects You can simply test this by fixing a 3 m long 4cm wide plastic band at the top of a min 4 meter pole You can use a 2 band at 2 meter height This does not apply to mounting the generator on boats If the upper band flows horizontely straight or up to 30 degrees only you have found the suitable position In case the band shows more than 30 degrees or turns round the mast the position is unsuitable This test should be carried out at moderate wind conditions and only gives an orientation We recommend to do various tests to get a better assessment You need not do this test if the windgenerator is mounted far away from obstructions Mobile installation on a sailing boat The assembly height must be chosen such that no member of the crew is endangered by the rotor The mechanical fixation of the foot of the mast has to withstand the mechanical loads occurring especially in rough seas We recommend a
2. SILENTWIND instructions for use installation manual SILENTWIND 12V 24V www SILENTWINDGENERS R SPRECO LDA com oe 351253572765 Email info silentwindgenerator com Dear customer We thank you having bought our product You have decided on a new generation of windgenerator Compared to traditional windgenerators the essential advantages of our product are e safety e efficiency e verylow noise emission You will also profit from our experience of more than 30 years with various windgenerators used at offshore sailing For long distance cruising the availability of electric energy without the possibility of grid connection is essential Fair winds at any time The Spreco Team Please note that this manual is part of the product and must be read closely Please study the information carefully before installing the SILENTWIND This manual should always be kept near the product and passed on to future owners This manual is addressed to the person installing the SILENTWIND This person should be familiar with electric wiring and the use of appropiate tools Otherwise the SILENTWIND should be installed by a specialist Contents 1 Operation and use 2 Safety instructions 2 1 Mechanical risks 2 2 Electrical risks 2 3 Installation risks 3 Technical data 3 1 Windgenerator 3 1 1 Electrical data 3 1 2 Mechanical data 3 2 Charge controller 3 2 1 Electrical data 3 2 2 Mechanical data 3 3 Dimensi
3. power input solar 180Wp Max current input solar 10A Max open circuit voltage input solar 50VDC LCD LED displays W V A kWh Ah load data 3 2 2 Mechanical data Weight 1 15kg controller Package dimensions 190x120x65mm Warranty 24 months 3 2 Dimensions all dimensions inmm poweroutput W 3 4 Power diagram Power curve Power curve SILENTWIND 12V son SILENTWIND 24V 350 a 300 E om i 150 100 s 0 0 1 2 I 4 5 6 7 I 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 windspeed m s windspeed m s 4 List of enclosed parts nose windgenerator hub cone D manuals windgenerator hex keys charge controller quick start guide 19 om I B m I 0 1 9 fr Om 8 om B Son screw M6x22 6pcs nut M6 6pcs plastic washer 6pcs EN rotorblades charge controller adaptercable AC ER oo ja 4mm2 AWG12 3pcs inreli 000 crimp connector cable strain relief arsi adaptercable DC on 6mm2 AWG10 2pcs All information is reliable The producer does not take any responsibility for inaccuracies The user of both the instructions and the product takes any responsibility and any risk All specifications are subject to change without notice 6 5 Operation description All windgenerators use the kinetic energy of the wind This energy is turned into a turning motion by the blades and thereby changed into
4. the blades Especially on boats ensure a sufficient height above deck The blades are produced from carbon fibre which is extremely solid even in high wind speeds Therefore keep away from the turning blades in any case However they can break because of ropes or other parts touching the blades in very strong winds If one of the blades is damaged activate the brake function manually with the stop switch of the charge controller If one of the blades is damaged the rotor system will be out of balance which may be a risk for the whole mounting construction This has to be considered before mounting the windgenerator in a safe position Before you install the windgenerator on a mast construction make sure that the 3 phase wiring is disconnected from the charge controller or fix one blade so that the system cannot turn You can also connect the 3 AC wires to block the system during mounting Another possibility to install the system is to screw the hub with the blades to the shaft at the very end of the mounting procedure The mast must be well fixed so that it is safe in strong wind and sea conditions Furthermore the mast fixation and the mast stays should be well assembled that applied vibrations will be not enhanced Please ask a professional who is able to assess the load that the system generates in strong wind conditions 2 2 Electrical risks An idle running windgenerator can generate an AC voltage of 40V AC 15A per phase Only connect
5. 3 phase AC power The power of the energy increases in line with the wind speed exponentionally This means that a double wind speed generates octuple power This must be especially considered in storm conditions Our spb blades are produced of high tensil carbon fibre and are hand laminated with epoxy resin This material provides the maximum consistency at lowest weight This material is also used in Formula 1 and airspace industry Therefore these CF blades are extremely light but resist even strongest wind conditions They have been successfully tested at Deutsche WindGuard according to DIN EN 61400 2 VDE 0 127 2 at windspeed of 122 km h at 5480 RPM This is an equivalent of sonic velocity at the tips of the blades For every day use and safety reasons we have eguipped the charge controller with an electronical and manual stop switch 6 Diameters of cables System voltage 12 Volt Distance from 0 9 10 19 20 29 30 44 45 69 70 110 windgenerator to the charge controller in m Cable cross section mm 6 10 16 25 35 50 AWG 10 8 6 4 2 1 Distance from the charge 0 9 10 19 20 29 30 44 45 69 70 110 contr to the battery in m Cable cross section mm 10 16 25 35 AWG 8 6 4 2 o System voltage 24 Volt Distance from 0 9 10 19 20 29 30 44 45 69 70 110 windgenerator to the charge controller in m Cable cross section mm 2 5 4 6 10 16 25 AWG 14 12 10 8 6 4
6. all components if you are familiar with electric wiring The high voltage can cause serious injuries and fire if you do not pay attention to safety Caution at use of cardiac pacemakers etc Never ever touch the open end of the wires The currents on charging the batteries can reach more than 30 A DC The whole wiring electric components and connection points must be able to carry a current of 40 A Find information about suitable cable dimensions on page 7 Warning Wires with insufficient diameters can cause fire Make sure that the wires are run so that mechanical damages cannot occur A damaged cable is a severe safety risk Install a fuse 50A included to the batteries positive pole as close as possible to the battery In any case a short circuit of the poles must be avoided Warning A short circuit can cause fire and explosion Never ever install batteries where sparks can cause this risk Always ensure sufficient ventilation The electrical installation should be carried out by persons with suitable skills who know what they do Before a storm the SILENTWIND should be manually stopped with the stop switch on the charge controller In case of storms we recommend to fix one rotorblade to the mast because of the risk of flying objects 2 3 Installation risks Only use mounting constructions that can take the load of the generator and the blast pressure of the wind in any condition Working on the mounting unit should only be carri
7. da guarantees that all appliances sold by the company do not show any material or processing defects within the period of warranty Period of warranty for Silentwind generator 36 months Charge controller HYBRID 600 24 months If material or processing defects are detected in this period Spreco Lda will repair the appliance or replace broken parts of the appliance at their expense Guaranty is only provided if the warranty note page 21 is filled in properly and the original invoice can be presented Guaranty does not cover e Regular checkups maintenance repair or replacement of worn out parts e Chargesfor transport freight and the risk of transport which are directly related to the case of warranty e Damages that have been caused by wrong use or mistreatment of the appliance especially if the damage is due to mounting the system to an inappropriate unsuitable mast construction In case of damage the customer will have to prove that the windgenerator has been mounted to an appropriate mast construction e Damages caused by acts of nature beyond control Spreco Lda cannot be held responsible for especially lightning flooding snow ice load fire etc If the appliance must be demounted for a warranty case and mounted again after repair or replacement the expenses for these procedures are not covered by Spreco Lda Whether repair or replacement is appropriate or necessary is up to Spreco Lda decision only If neithe
8. dditional rigging to the sea rail or the deck of the ship Note Please note that the SILENTWIND can never be fully efficient if it is not mounted in the prevailing wind direction or distracted by obstructions Therefore it is important to find a position that is not obstructed by obstacles Having found the suitable position an appropriate mast with suitable eguipment must be chosen The outer mast diameter must have 48mm and it should be stainless steel or aluminum Please also consider possible maintenance work The mast with mounted windgenerator should be able to take a wind blast pressure of 250Nm Grounding of the mast is highly recommendable On boats you can use the central ground for mast and engine Ask a specialist for advice Once the mast is mounted you can start the relatively simple installation of the SILENTWIND First connect the 3 CF blades to the assembly hub see page 15 sketch 4 with the enclosed screws page 16 sketch 9 assembly and safety instructions attached to the rotor blade box The enclosed nylon discs protect against electrolytic corrosion The fastening torgue is 7 8Nm equivalent to a weight of 7 8 kg on a 10cm long lever arm upright to the lever arm If the fastening torgue is too high this will destroy or damage the blades If the fastening torgue is not high enough the blades can get lose A wrong fastening torgue is a considerable safety risk Before you are doing the final tightening of the blade screw
9. ed out on a calm day Make sure that nobody is close to the mast Disconnect the battery from the charge controller when working at the system The turning of the blades must be avoided by fixing one blade to the mast If not the charge controller will be destroyed 3 3 Technical data 3 1 Windgenerator 3 1 1 Electrical data Type of generator Permanent magnet generator 3 phases AC Rated voltage 12 VDC 24VDC Rated power 400 Watt Rated peak power at 13 5 m s Start up speed 2 2 m s Start of charging 3 m s Charge indicator Blue LED on the buttom of housing 3 1 2 Mechanical data Safety test in wind tunnel 122 km h without failure Rotordiameter 1 15m Number of blades 3 Weight of blades 140g blade Material of blades Carbon fibre hand laminated RPM range 12V 480 1420 Upm 24V 480 1390 Upm weight 6 8kg Generator Package dimensions Colour 740x370x220mm weight 9 8kg white RAL 9010 powder coated Warranty 3 2 Charge controller controller Hybrid 600 Brake mode electronically or see enclosed manual 36 months Charge and power management of the provided external hybrid charge Maximum voltage adjustable for acid gel and AGM batteries manually with integrated Stopp switch 3 2 1 Electrical data System voltage 12 24 VDC Max power input windgenerator 600 W Max current input windgenerator 30 A Max
10. g should be done in small increments to avoid damaging of the screws 8 Getting started Before getting started your SILENTWIND check the correct mounting and installation according to the following check list OK Test Mast construction Optional check according to instruction especially all screw connections bracing vertical position Grounding and lightning protection according to local regulations Electric installation Check battery status and correct polarity Charge controller Charge controller securely fastened to the mounting location battery connected with correct polarity otherwise controller will be destroyed Caution Connect always first the battery to the charge controller Are all screw terminals firmly tightened Is stop switch in position ON Fuse 50 A fuse connected as close as possible to the battery STOP switch Should be installed from a previous installation a stop switch in the cable connection between charge controller and the battery it must always be removed or secured against switching off The actuating of the stop switch during the wind generator is running will destroy immediately the charge controller Wiring All cables connected in line with plan Check the polarity of all wires on the screw connection poles Is the 3 phase cable of tne SILENTWIND connected to the charge controller Are the cables correctly crimped and is the strain relief m
11. noise emission is very low you can operate the SILENTWIND in neighbourhoods and on sailing yachts without annoying your neighbours Our charge controller HYBRID 600 is suitable for 12 and 24 volt usage and can be connected to the SILENTWIND and solar panel Another advantage of the SILENTWIND is that it does not have any inbuilt electronics which means that there is hardly any maintenance work on the mounted windgenerator The electric power is led down to the charge controller by 3 cables The hand laminated carbon fiber blades were successfully tested in a wind tunnel up to wind speeds of 35m s 63 knots according to DIN EN 61400 2 Therefore you need not worry about the SILENTWIND in any storm conditions For maintenance work there is an additional manual stop switch 2 Safety instructions Due to the high RPM and the electric energy that windgenerators generate their use may be dangerous Therefore carefully read the following safety instructions 2 1 Mechanical risks For various reasons the turning rotor system must be handled with caution You cannot see the end of the blades in high wind speeds so that you do not recognise the inherent danger Due to their aerodynamic shape the blades have very sharp edges that may hurt you in high wind conditions Never ever try to touch the turning rotor system Never ever try to stop the turning rotor system manually Make sure that you install the windgenerator in a position that nobody can touch
12. ons 3 4 Power diagram List of enclosed parts Operation description Diameters of cables Installation Getting started eo onoa Run and stop 10 Charging indicator 11 Check ups 11 1 Blades 11 2 Screw terminals 11 3 Bearings Gaskets 11 4 Corrosion protection 11 5 Mounting construction 11 6 Electrical system 12 Maintenance 13 Trouble shooting 14 Attachment sketches 15 Warranty 16 Certificate of warranty ON NN o o a hh A A BP A A A O O N N N iA A XA A A A A A A A A A OA k ON RN DN A A O O O 1 Operation and use It s most efficient to use the regenerative electric sources of both wind and sun combined to charge your batteries so that you can make use of daylight and wind for 24 hours Our hybrid charge controller is suitable for both sources windpower and max 180Wp solarpower gt Hybrid charge controller You can also charge the batteries of an electric vehicle with this unit Further applications are Any application without grid connection research units traffic management systems emergency systems street lamps billboard illumination projects in developing countries wireless LAN access points holiday homes with inverters for independent provision of electricity wherever there is no grid connection available or too complicated to install The SILENTWIND is ultralight and aerodynamic so that it is possible to connect various windgenerators in case your need for energy is high As
13. ounted Yaw shaft Is the rubber pad well placed Rotor blades Mounted in line with instructions Assembly hub Is the assembly hub fixed to the generator shaft Is the central screw nut fastened with 30 Nm Connection to 3 phase rectifier optional or the enclosed charge controller According to the charge controller ordered please read the enclosed manual Congratulations now you can go ahead 9 Runand Stop Switch the enclosed stop switch or the stop switch of the charge controller in position RUN If the wires are correctly connected to the battery without having mixed up the polarity the SILENTWIND should start charging if windspeed is sufficient You can control this on the LCD display of the charge controller 10 Charging indicator A blue LED at the bottom of the body shows you when the charging process starts This depends on the state of charge of the battery normally 12 5V 11 Checkups Your SILENTWIND was constructed for long term use without any maintenance However simple and regular check ups ensure the necessary security Saftey first Before you start the check up make sure that the blades are stopped and the battery is not connected to the charge controller The following check ups should be carried out at regular 12 months intervals 11 1 Rotor blades Check if the blades show damages like broken edges damaged surface or cracks If you notice any damage the generato
14. r must not be used any longer Check the screwing one day after mounting and after that every 3 months Eventually then you can turn to a longer interval 11 2 Screws Check that all accessible screws are correctly fixed Especially the hexagon srews of the connection to the hub the central shaft nut and the fixing of the mast must be checked see page 7 8 9 and page 15 sketch 4 5 6 7 and page 16 sketch 8 9 11 3 Bearings and gaskets The bearing of the generator shaft and the bearing of the yaw shaft are permanently lubricated Please check these bearings as to free movement bearing play and watertightness Deficient bearings must be replaced 11 4 Corrosion protection The complete housing is made of seaworthy aluminum and additionally powder coated If the outer layer is damaged there is a risk of corrosion Please paint these spots with suitable varnish RAL9010 11 5 Mounting construction Check this construction in line with the instructions concerned optional 11 6 Electrical system Please first stop the SILENTWIND generator so that all wires carry no voltage Check if all connections are properly fixed and not corroded Possible corrosions must be removed and treated with contact spray Give special attention to the battery connections they must be clean and greased with vaseline Check the battery in line with the instructions of the producer and if necessary refill with destilled water In case more than 1 batte
15. r repair nor replacement are possible the customer is only entitled to withdraw the order As far as mandatory law provides otherwise the rights of the buyer against the company Spreco Lda restrict to this warranty terms and neither Spreco Lda nor the distributor of the products take over additional liability for direct or indirect damages Otherwise the general terms of delivery for products and services of the electricity industry in Portugal are applied 17 Notes Certificate of warranty SILENTWIND Garantieschein Warranty card Name und Anschrift des K ufers Name and address of the purchaser Seriennummer Windgenerator Serialnumber windgenerator Seriennummer Laderegler Serialnumber charge controller Verk ufer Firmenstempel Unterschrift Purchaser company stamp signature Kaufdatum date of purchase Die genauen Garantie Bedingungen finden Sie in der Gebrauchsanweisung auf Seite 17 The exact warranty conditions you can find in the user manual on page 17 SILENTWINDGENERAJAR SPRECO LDA com Phone 351253572765 Email infofs entwindgenerator com ILENTMIND 19 www SLENTWINDGENERS R SPRECO LDA com Email evivad com
16. ry is used check that all batteries have the same capacity and state of charge 12 Maintenance Maintenance of the SILENTWIND is not necessary The SILENTWIND is produced for troublefree long term use 13 Trouble shooting In case of problems however these can be easily solved by using the following check list Windgenerator doesn t start to run Possible Cause Test Solution Not enough wind Measure the wind speed Wait for more wind Anemometer start up speed is 2 2m s Stop switch activated Switch to RUN Generator shaft sluggish Turn manually Connection windgenerator charge controller damaged short circuit of AC cables short circuit of generator customer service Windgenerator doesn t charge Possible cause Test Solution Not enough wind Measure the wind speed Start up of charging depends on the battery status check the adjustment of the charge controller Electric wiring interrupted Check wires connections and gadgets Replace damaged wires or gadgets Fuse is gone Check fuse Replace fuse or cool down the automatic circuit breaker Carbon brushes in the yaw shaft have no contact Check carbon brushes and springs Replace carbon brushes and reactivate springs Battery is not fully charged Possible cause Test Solution Old damaged battery deficient Test battery status and liquid of ever
17. s move each rotorblade in running direction towards the edge of the blade guide of the hub The running direction is clockwise looking from the front Then fix the blades as described above The blades should not be out of balance then The blades have been balanced statically and dynamically In case of damage of only one blade you can buy a single one When ordering one blade the purchasing department needs the exact weight of the undamaged blades An incorrect tightening torque represents a significant security risk Regularly control the fixation of the blades After connecting the blades the set is fixed to the generator shaft with the enclosed screw nut and enclosed hexagon socket screw key After that you snap the nose cone into place on the assembly hub see page 15 sketch 5 6 and 7 Then you connect the three AC outlet cables which have to be led from the SILENTWIND to the charge controller Use the 3 enclosed crimp connectors We also enclose a strain relief gadget for these connections see page 16 sketch 10 11 Attention During this procedure the 3 AC wires at the end must be connected together Otherwise the rotor system may start running and you can get injured At last you mount the SILENTWIND to the mast Fix the 4 hexagon screws to the yaw clamp after having put in the rubber pad see page 16 sketch 8 When tightening the screws take care for a uniform circumferential tightening of the 4 screws The steps of tightenin
18. y battery Replace battery refill destilled water not necessary for gel or AGM battery Fuse gone Check fuse Replace fuse find cause of deficiences Charge controller wrongly installed Check in line with manual Correct installation Charge controller stop Switch stop switch in Observe manual switch is in position position RUN instructions STOP Deficient generator Check AC voltage Check all 3 AC cables after AC screw terminals disconnecting from charge controller as to short circuit Deficient charge controller mix up of polarity Check adjustments according to instructions Repair customer service replacement 13 14 Attachment sketches inverter optional AC 110 I 2300 sketch 1 sketch 2 sketch 3 14 O 6 sketch sketch 5 sketch 6 sketch 7 nut M5 stainless yaw body sketch 8 crimp connector insulated 3x cable strain relief Silent Power Blades assembly anti corrosion hub washer nut M16 X stainkess k e lt a nose cone nut M5 vaw clamp stainless screw M5x35 ae Stainless 4 rubber disk a W N v rubber pad A er IX N M ti we A cable sirain relief G gt wn f S lt generator cables K N screw M5 x 22 mast stainless sketch 9 cord not included cable strain relief assembled sketch 10 sketch 11 16 15 Warranty Spreco L

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