Hurricane Wind Power LLC, Virginia, to provide promise for the future of small wind generation

PRLog (Press Release) - Dec 04, 2009 -
Hurricane wind power yesterday announced that they are releasing a new wind generator capable of powering an average American home. This comes as many have begun to place the small wind generation industry under scrutiny. The turbines are rated at a conservative One and Two Kilowatt models that hook directly to a residential grid without the use of storage batteries. The options will provide consumers with the option of a home wind power solution that will in many cases come close to a eliminating home owners utility bills.
   This product is in response to the recent months the “residential wind power” has received some poor reviews in some studies indicating that the smaller scale wind products currently on the market are not suitable to return dividends on investment and therefore to not have little merit. According to sources with Hurricane. The problem has come from confusion amongst buyers in a relatively new market differentiating bona fide products from the many prevailing "scams" going on that leave the consumer confused about what is real and what isn't. According to Anthony Jones owner of Hurricane Wind Power" A remedial search of the internet for term wind generator will yield many results the majority of which are of products and information" e books" such as the ever present earth for energy . Many of these  portray unrealistic perception of what  it takes to power an average home. In other words sure power can be made from a DIY wind generator, however in many cases the gains made by utilizing these systems could also me realized by turning off a light bulb. Usually a grain of truth is mixed in with a lot of myth
    According to Jones another issue has been deliberate deception in advertising by turbine manufacturers in the amount of power the product will actually output. This had become industry standard to the point that one company rate their production "real world output". The implication is power ratings on wind turbines had gotten so outlandish it prompted someone to advertise "hey we aren't lying".
   Confusion exists around how much power is actually need to make a real difference in a home owners power bill. Many residential users in this age of electronics are using on average 2000 KW hours per month. The Hurricane line has introduced turbines to the market  for the consumer that will output 750 and 1500 KW hours per month in suitable sites. This marks the first time that a quality turbine will be released to the public that has the capability to power a home without e $5000-10000 price tag. The line will start out at 1099$ and is currently available. All of these issues were address in the latest additions to the line of high power wind products at http://Hurricanewindpower.com .

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