Dali

The Dali XII combines high efficiency with a distinctive architectural design. The horizontal-axis turbine is mounted on a 12-meter-tall glulam tower and is designed for stable, long-term energy production.

Unlike solar energy, which primarily generates electricity during the day, Dali produces energy year-round. It is designed to convert wind into a steady and reliable source of energy, both in grid-connected and off-grid systems.

Solution for winter and nighttime

During the winter months, solar energy production decreases while energy demand often increases. Dali XII is designed to balance this fluctuation.

By generating electricity during windy winter periods and at night, the system helps create a more balanced energy profile throughout the day and year. This reduces the load on battery storage and increases availability when solar production is low.

Plug-in or standalone operation

Dali can be integrated into a grid-connected system or configured for off-grid operation. This makes it suitable both as a supplement to existing solar power generation and as a primary energy source in areas where grid connection is unavailable or limited.