Small-Scale Wind Turbines are compact wind energy systems designed to generate electricity for individual homes, farms, small businesses, or off-grid applications. Typically ranging from a few hundred watts to around 20 kW in capacity, they convert wind energy into electrical power using aerodynamic blades, a rotor, and a generator.
They are commonly installed on rooftops or small towers in areas with consistent wind resources. The electricity produced can be used directly, stored in batteries, or fed into the grid, depending on the setup. These turbines are popular for remote locations, backup power, and reducing dependency on the utility grid.