Energy Ball V200 @ St. John, Virgin Islands
The team of Home Energy Americas recently installed an Energy Ball V200 at a fantastic location at Saint John, Virgin Islands:
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Energy Ball V200 @ Saint John, Virgin Islands
Energy Ball V200 installed @ South Range, Wisconsin, USA
An Energy Ball V200 is installed in a beautiful scenery at a rural residence called Huber Home in South Range, Wisconsin.
Happy customer with Energy Ball V200
Installation of Energy Ball V200
Huber Home
Spectacular Energy Ball V200 installation at 195 ft (60 m) tower
The Energy Ball V200 is mounted at 50 ft (15 m) on a three legged 195 ft (60 m) tower. The tower is located in Nebraska USA and is used as a relay tower for radio and microwave signals. The Energy Ball V200 will be connected to a charge controller, charge batteries and will power a GPRM air conditioner and other backup batteries in the equipment shed. 6 pole mounted solar panels will still be installed next to the equipment shed in the next few weeks. These too will power the AC unit and other batteries.
195 ft (60 m) relay tower
Installing Energy Ball V200 at 50 ft (15 m)
Special construction at tower for Energy Ball V200
Energy Ball V200 mounted at tower
5 Energy Ball V200 @ Paramount Charter School in Indianapolis, Indiana USA
Construction of the school started mid June – classes has began in August 2010. A turnkey project (from system order to completed installation) in under two weeks. Extra efforts were required to prepare the V200’s and Powercoat the Monopoles in school colors. Special thanks to Brian Trice, Dave Gillespie, Michael Lanham, Joe Huff, and all involved in turning this short time requirement into a successful installation. The Energy Balls are installed by Eric Hesher’s Renewable Energy Systems.
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Energy Ball masts in school colors
3 Energy Balls V200 in front of the school
2 Energy Balls V200 at the back of the building
Energy Ball V200 easily survived storm with wind over 90 mph
A storm has struck the area around the Home Energy Americas sales offices in McKinney, Texas.
Wind sheet August 2010 @ Texas
The wind data measured with the local wheater station were stored. The graphical sheet shows wind speed of more then 90 mph.
Energy Ball V200 after storm 90 mph @ Texas
The Energy Ball V200 is protected with a so called Storm Guard. At wind speeds > 50 mph the protection gets active and slowly breaks the Energy Ball from turning.
On the picture taken the next day after the storm, the Energy Ball V200 is generating electricity again, buildings in the close surrounding are heavily damaged (have a look at the roof and the door).
