With this turbine made in India you will be able to generate more than enough energy for several years, and it is also silent and portable.

While laws today focus on renewable and clean energy, with particular attention to the installation of home photovoltaic panels, we seem to have forgotten that there are more ways to generate light.

It is true that photovoltaic technology is quite developed, where it is still looking for even super efficient ways to obtain as much energy as possible, wind energy is also a great power source.

The difference between both technologies is quite remarkableand that is why Avant Garde Innovations, a company based in India, has presented its new low-cost wind turbine model that seeks to bridge these differences.

They have called this interesting product Avatar, which can generate between 3-5 kWh of electricity per dayenough to be able to have light throughout the day at home.

This small wind turbine is suitable for residential, commercial and agricultural areasand that has a design in two colors, where we find a game between the main color, white, and green.

With Avatar you will be able to generate up to 5 kWh per day, with average winds of 5.5 m/s, and that Along with its durability, it could perfectly serve as a stable energy source for life. in your home.

Among the most outstanding features of the company about this turbine, founded by two brothers, they say that it is so quiet that it makes less noise than the wind itself. We do not know if it will be true, but it is certainly an interesting fact to say the least.

The main idea behind the creation of this product is to try to supply, in the most economical way possible, the electricity needs of your country, where neither the federal nor the regional governments can afford a complete restructuring of energy.

That is why this product seeks to remedy this problem, but in the same way it does not limit its sale to other countries and thanks to its website you can buy this product from outside India.

Prices range from approx. $1,100 in its most basic model (equivalent to 1 kWh) up to 5,790 for the Avatar V version, 5 kWh, thus offering, as far as possible, a range adapted to the needs of each user.

It is less flashy, and if they manage to sell enough units that allow them to have a higher economic margin, they may even be able to lower the prices of their different models or get some even cheaper ones, which would be a triumph in their country.