b) Individual Generators: We will on occasion sale individual generators to individuals on a case by case basis.There are four models of turbines:
     (a) NG-1200 which generates 1,200 KW,
     (b) NG-3000 which generates 3,000 KW,
     (c) NG-6000 which generates 6,000 KW, and
     (d) NG-10000 which generates 10,000 KW.
     NG-1200 and NG-3000 are now in production.

The other two are still going though regulatory certification. In a turnkey system solution, we will choose the correct number of NG-1200 and/or NG-3000 to achieve the desired electricity generation for the home, with a predesigned 30% surplus power generation per system in order to compensate for the variants in atmospheric temperature. If a user buys the individual generators all the benefits of the entire system are not available to the user as they are buying just the raw generators. While these generators are great and achieve specifications no other small generator matches, care must be taken when buying the individual units and building your own system with them. We strongly recommend that the user consider using the turnkey solution rather than trying to build their own system based on our generators alone. The rebate program is only for those who purchase a complete turnkey solution and not for the purchase of a generator

All generators share the same basic design with minor modifications that make them able to reach their specifications. The NG-1200 and NG-3000 both have the same footprint of 1.5 feet in radius for the blades. This means that they can both begin operation at around 2.5-3.5 MPH depending on atmospheric conditions such as wind direction, pressure, humidity etc. The NG-6000 has a minor modification with a radius of 2 feet, and its starting point of operation is closer to 4.5 MHP. The NG-10000 is the largest model we make and it has a radius of 3 feet. Its starting speed is 6 MPH.

Each NextGenerators model possesses the same advanced technology.
It is the patented clutch mechanism that makes them so efficient when compared to every other wind driven source of renewable energy. When applying our unique new construction to small wind devices two things happen:

• The blades on the rotor are able to start spinning at lower wind speeds due to lower wind resistance.
• The clutch will self-protect the rest of the device by decoupling in high wind conditions.

The output of each device is a fixed 12 volts DC. This provides for a level of safety and simplicity that meets high safety standards. It also provides flexibility of application, with many modern systems such as interior and exterior lighting as well as electronics utilizing a 12 volt standard. This 12 volts DC output will augment grid supplied electricity when coupled with our turnkey system that delivers 120 volts AC directly to the structure’s electrical panel. Under the approval of many local electric utilities, the “net metering” system permits the renewable energy to be fed back to the grid when usage falls below the output of generated electricity. All models can be mounted on the eaves of a home or the parapet of a building. There is no requirement to use a pole or tower, but if this is preferable to the owner there is no minimum height requirement to achieve results, unlike other systems.

The eave mount is accomplished with the use of an engineered metal plate that can be placed in different positions to maximize the aerodynamics of the building. The upswept form of most pitched roofs creates a narrowing passage for air movement, which in turn causes more turbulence that, with the generator correctly positioned, will result in greater wind speed. While we can see direct applications at the residential and commercial level in the developed world to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels, it is the ability to provide for basic electricity needs is of great demand in the developing world as well as rural areas where no utilities exist. In a rural village that often lacks the most basic needs such as potable water, such small wind generator systems could drive well pumps and lighting, refrigeration and telecom, thereby bringing the most impoverished areas into the fold of the developing world.