TESUP ATLAS7 Wind Turbine User Manual

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ATLAS7
Vertical Axis Wind Turbine
USER MANUAL
1. Index
TESUP ATLAS 7 USER MANUAL
1. INDEX
2. GENERAL
2.1 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS3
2.2 OPERATING & INSTALLING CONDITIONS3
2.3 SYMBOLS USED4
2.4 WARRANTY DETAILS4
2.5 PRODUCT FEEDBACK4
3. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
3.1 INTENDED USE5
3.2 REASONABLY FORSEEABLE MISUSE5
3.3 SYSTEM COMPONENTS6
3.4 WIND TURBINE COMPONENTS7
4. PARAMETER & DIMENSIONS
4.1 PARAMETER & DIMENSIONAL DETAILS8
4.2 POWER CURVE9
4.3 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT10
5. CHARGE CONTROLLER
5.1 TECHNICAL DETAILS11
5.2 WIRING DIAGRAM12
5.3 STORAGE & OPERATION15
6. SAFETY INFORMATION
6.1 MODIFICATIONS BY THE USER16
6.2 RESIDUAL RISKS16
6.3 PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS16
6.4 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS17
7. PRE-USE PREPERATION
7.1 SHIPPING CONDITIONS18
7.2 PRE-REQS AT THE PLACE OF USE18
7.3 PERMISSIBLE WIND CLASS AND MINIMUM CLEARANCES18
7.4 MOUNTING DETAILS19
7.5 UNPACKING THE COMPONENTS20
7.6 ASSEMBLING THE WIND TURBINE20
7.7 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS24
8. REGULAR OPERATION
8.1 SWITCHING ON THE WIND TURBINE SYSTEM25
8.2 RESTART AFTER EMERGENCY25
9. SHUTTING DOWN WIND TURBINE
9.1 EMERGENCY SHUTDOWN26
9.2 TEMPORARY SHUTDOWN26
9.3 PROLONGED SHUTDOWN26
10. MAINTENANCE
10.1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS DURING MAINTENANCE27
10.2 INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE27
10.3 MAINTENANCE & CLEANING BY THE USER28
11. REMOVAL FROM SERVICE & DISPOSAL
11.1 FINAL DECOMISSIONING OF WIND TURBINE29
11.2 DISPOSAL OF THE SYSTEM & COMPONENTS29
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2. General
2.1 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
Before you begin installing, read this entire owner’s manual. Following the instruction and
recommendations in this manual will help assure safe and enjoyable use of your new renewable
energy system. Please take the time to read through this manual prior to assembly.
• Place this instruction manual in a safe place for reference.

• TESUP Wind Turbines can only be used with TESUP Charge Controllers and TESUP selling
Inverters.
• There has to be constant load consumption for the wind turbine system (wind turbine,
charge controller and inverter) to work smoothly without stopping and heating. Thats why
we recommend grid connected systems only.
• Wind turbines, charge controllers and inverters have to be installed outdoors.
• Wait until a calm day to install or perform maintenance on your Turbine with activation of
brake.
• Listen to your Turbine, if you hear any mechanical noise, maintenance may be required,
please contact your Turbine dealer.
• After installation re-adjust and tighten the screws and bolts.
• Adhere to proper grounding techniques as established by the National Electrical Code.
• Your Wind Turbine must be installed in accordance with this manual and local and national
building code. Incorrect installation may void your warranty.
• Wind Turbine blades spin at a potentially dangerous speed, this must be respected. Never
approach a Turbine in motion.
• Note wire size prior to wiring. Any under sizing of wire can be potentially dangerous.
• Check the manual brake periodically.
• Check the battery health periodically. The low battery voltage and improper connection can
cause over-spin issues.
2.2 OPERATING & INSTALLING CONDITIONS
Please make sure that:

• The wind turbine system has been erected correctly by a suitably trained person.
• All operating personnel have read and fully understood this translation of the original
instructions
• The wind turbine system is properly maintained and repaired.

2. General
2.3 SYMBOLS USED

IN THIS MANUAL:
IMPORTANT: Please take a note.

DANGER: Immediate danger can cause serious injury.
WARNING: Potential Danger, can cause Serious injury.
CAUTION: Potential Danger, can cause moderate injury.
NOTE: Useful Tips
OTHER SIGNS USED:
GENERAL WARNING
HIGH VOLTAGE
MAY START WITHOUT WARNING
ENVIORNMENTAL HAZARD
2.4 WARRANTY DETAILS
The “General Terms of Sale and Delivery” of the manufacturer or his authorized representative
apply.
2.5 PRODUCT FEEDBACK
Please notify the manufacturer or his authorized representative about any of the following:
• Accidents
• Potential safety hazards associated with the wind turbine system
• Ambiguities in this translation of the original instructions
• Description of the wind turbine system

3. Technical
Description
3.1 INTENDED USE
• The wind turbine system may only be used as a “small wind turbine system” (SWTS) to
generate power in accordance with EN 61400-2.
• The wind turbine system may only be operated in accordance with the ratings and in the
approved wind class (refer to the technical data).
• Observance of the original instructions and compliance with the maintenance and repair
instructions are essential preconditions of use for the intended purpose.
3.2 REASONABLY FORSEEABLE MISUSE
• All forms of use which deviate from or exceed the limits of use described above are contrary
to the intended purpose. The manufacturer is not liable for any damage resulting from such
use.
• No liability will be accepted by the manufacturer if the equipment has been altered as
well as in the event of improper assembly, installation, start-up, operation, maintenance, or
repair.
• Only original parts supplied by the manufacturer are approved as spare parts or accessories.
Any spare parts or accessories not supplied by the manufacturer have not been tested
for operation and could be detrimental to reliability. No liability will be accepted by the
manufacturer for any damages which result from the use of non-approved spare parts or
accessories.
• Reasonably foreseeable misuse includes:
• Operation outside the manufacturer’s specification.
• All modifications or changes to the wind turbine system without the manufacturer’s
written approval.
• Use of parts other than ATLAS 7 original parts.
• Operation in non-approved SWTS classes.
• Operation in strong winds or hurricanes.

3. Technical
Description
3.3 SYSTEM COMPONENTS
CHARGE CONTROLLER
INVERTER
ATLAS 7

3. Technical
Description
3.4 WIND TURBINE COMPONENTS
Top Flange (x1)
Short Profile (x3)
Upper Blades (x3)
Shaft (x1)
Belt (x3)
Lower Blades (x3)
Long Profile (x3)
Bottom Flange (x1)
Mounting Base (x1)

4. Parameter &
Dimensions
4.1 PARAMETER & DIMENSIONAL DETAILS
SPECIFICATIONS
Designation 24V to 48V (Regulated by the Charge Controller)
GENERATOR
7KW vertical axis wind permanent magnet
Type
generator
Weight 24.5kg (54lbs)
Max. Power 7kW
Operating Circuit Voltage 0-220V
Current 3-Phase
Start Of Charging 3m/s
Base Plate Material Sheetmetal
Direction Of Rotation Clockwise

EN 61000-6-1
(electromagnetic compatibility – immunity)
Test Standards
EN 61000-6-3
(electromagnetic compatibility – emissions)
ROTOR BLADES
Material Aluminum
Diameter 1200 mm (3.93 Feet)
Weight Per Rotor Blades 750 g (1.65 lbs)
Direction Of Rotation Clockwise
Starting Wind Speed 4m/s (3m/s afterwards)
No. Of Blades 3
Max Rpm 950
Max Speed 50m/s
Noise 30 dB
WARNING: a hurricane scale III (50–58 m/s) or above occurs,

please cover wind turbine blades.

4. Parameter &
Dimensions
4.2 POWER CURVE

4. Parameter &
Dimensions
4.3 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT

5. Charge Controller
5.1 TECHNICAL DETAILS
The Wind Turbine Charge Controller from TESUP is an intelligent controller which controls the
wind turbine. It safely and efficiently charges and control your battery with the wind generator
combination.
With its discreet appearance and simple operation with integrated protection functions, this
device has high efficiency and no-load losses. The version of the controller will significantly
increase the life and sustainability of all the component of the system.
The special features and product information are listed below:
• Use of solid-state components.
• Manual brake function.
• Increasing the life of the controller. Microprocessor controlled charge with integrated
voltage and current limiting.
• Dump-load is included. Modern Load dissipation system in three steps to avoid immediate
blockage of turbine.
• Resistors might be used for heating.

5.2 WIRING DIAGRAM
Wiring Diagram: ON GRID SYSTEMS

5.2 WIRING DIAGRAM
Wiring Diagram: ON GRID SYSTEMS WITH PV

5.2 WIRING DIAGRAM
Wiring Diagram: OFF - GRID SYSTEMS

5.3 STORAGE & OPERATION
STORAGE:
• Ambient temperature: -15 to +40°C.
• Storage location: Dry, frost-free
• OPERATION:
• Ambient temperature: -25 to +40°C.
• Place of use: Max. SWTS Class III acc. to EN 61400-2.
Our wind turbine systems can only be used as a ‘Small Wind Turbine System’ (SWTS) to
generate power in accordance with EN 61400-2. Our products can be used for low voltage
generation purposes; voltage can be maximised to 75V with a TESUP Charge Controller. Our
wind turbines should operate with a charge controller at all times. We are constantly improving
our technology; our latest wind turbines can generate more than 100 volts during high winds,
some products even at 10 m/s wind speed.
The TESUP Charge Controller can adjust and limit the output voltage level between 0 to 75
volts. If the inverter option is selected using the button on the TESUP charge controller, there is
no maximum voltage limitation. Stickers warning of electrical danger are on our products. We
do not take any responsibility for health risks associated with the use of electricity.
An inverter is an important component in on-grid systems that converts the DC power

transferred by the charge controller into AC power for use in the home or electrical grid. For the
best product performance, we recommend using your wind turbine within an on-grid system
with a Tesup selling inverter. For more information about the inverters, please click the button.
Inverter Details
The Company (TESUP) is not responsible for modifications and external damages that may
inhibit voltage generation. While we take utmost care to ensure that product descriptions,
pictures, information and prices are correct, we do not accept any liability for any inaccuracies,
errors or omissions. We do not accept any liability for any inaccuracies for incorrect usage
of TESUP products. We do not take any responsibility for installation and modifications
mistakes for the products which are delivered disassembled. Colours may differ slightly from
those shown on the website due to limitations of internet, software and computer hardware
technologies. In line with our policy of continuous product improvement, TESUP reserves the
right to change, vary or make different the product specification without prior notification.

6. Safety Information
6.1 MODIFICATIONS BY THE USER
• The wind turbine system is in conformity with the European Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
provided only original ATLAS 7 components are used and subject to proper erection. The use
of components from other manufacturers as well as modifications or changes to the wind
turbine system by the user are prohibited and could render the declaration of conformity
invalid.
6.2 RESIDUAL RISKS
• Any residual risks which arise because of operation or maintenance are described in the
relevant sections of these instructions.
6.3 PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS
• All work on the wind turbine system must be carried out by authorized persons. Such
persons must be familiar with the safety devices and regulations prior to carrying out the
work. Authorized persons are defined as follows:
Operating mode Necessary qualifications
Erection Suitably trained persons
Normal operation Trained personnel
Cleaning Trained personnel
Maintenance Suitably trained persons
Repair Manufacturer

6. Safety Information
6.4 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• OUTDOOR USE ONLY

• Tighten all fasteners properly.
• Use grounding techniques as established by the NEC.
• Install turbine in accordance with this manual and local and national build-ing codes. Failure
to comply may affect and possibly void your warranty.
• Properly complete the Warranty Registration Card.
• Observe wire size and fuse recommendations listed in the Wiring Section of this manual.
• To make the system operational, wind turbine, charge controller and grid inverter are all
required.
WARNING: Rotating blades are a serious mechanical hazard.

Install wind turbines so no one can come in contact with blades.
WARNING:
- Danger to life due to operation in non-approved wind classes! The
wind turbine system may only be operated up to Class III wind sites.
- High Wind Speed - High Voltages - High Temperatures
- Fire Resistant Cables Only
- OUTDOOR USE ONLY
IMPORTANT: To make the system operational TESUP Wind

Turbine, TESUP Charge Controller and TESUP selling grid inverter
are all required. All to be installed outdoors.

7. Pre-use
Preperation
7.1 SHIPPING CONDITIONS
• The wind turbine system is shipped disassembled.

• Refer to the contract documentation for the scope of supply.
7.2 PRE-REQS AT THE PLACE OF USE
• Certain prerequisites are to be followed at the place of use.

• Specifications related to footprint, minimum clearances and installation conditions are
provided, which needs to be taken care of.
7.3 PERMISSIBLE WIND CLASS AND MINIMUM CLEARANCES
• For information on local wind classes, please contact the responsible authorities or your
nearest meteorological office.
• The place of use must be free of obstacles; alternatively, the wind turbine must be erected
with a sufficient height. As this is specifically for home use, the location on top of the house
or terrace should be good for proper functioning of the turbine.
WARNING: Danger to life due to operation in non-approved

wind classes! The wind turbine system may only be operated
up to Class III wind sites.
IMPORTANT: When choosing the place of use, make sure

adequate room is available to tilt the tower and blades

7. Pre-use
Preperation
7.4 MOUNTING DETAILS
The mounting surface and the bearer of your choice must have a sufficient load-bearing
capacity. The size and structure of the foundation depend on the ground/ surface
characteristics.
NOTE: Use of M10 hex bolts or Anchor Fasteners recommended.
WARNING: The mounting base must be fixed to the mounting

surface and checked that it is fully stable before moving on to
the next steps with wind turbine installation.

7. Pre-use
Preperation
7.5 UNPACKING THE COMPONENTS
• Carefully open the packaging.

• Check the shipment for completeness (refer to the shipping documents).
• Separate the packaging material and dispose of it in an environmentally responsible way.
7.6 ASSEMBLING THE WIND TURBINE
TURBINE BODY:
• Carefully take all the components out of the box.
• Fix the turbine body (base) to the turbine’s final
location.
• Now insert the shaft on the rotor shaft (Double holes of
the shaft should face down, single hole upside).
• Fix the shaft to the rotor shaft through the bottom
holes on the shaft using the grub screws provided.
• Mount the bottom flange to the shaft.
• Mount the top flange to the shaft.
• Take a long profile set and mount the profile to the
designated housings on the lower blade as shown in
the diagram on the next page.
• Take a short profile set and mount the profile to the
designated housings on the upper blade as shown in
the diagram on the next page.
• Take a purple belt and mount the upper and lower
blades together via the belt. The belt must be fixed to the blades from the outer surface.
Repeat these three steps for all three blade sets.
• Mount complete blade sets to the top and bottom flange with the bolts and nuts provided.
IMPORTANT: If you are using a charge control unit, you must install
a battery-inverter in your charge control unit before proceeding.
IMPORTANT: Make sure the 3-phase AC cable at the wind turbine

output is not short-circuited. If there is a short circuit, the turbine
will brake itself and the blades will be prevented from turning.

7. Pre-use
Preperation
• Connect the 3-phase AC output terminals located at the

wind turbine output to the charge control unit with
battery-inverter input and make sure to screw the terminals
tightly.
• If you are using your charge control unit in ‘Battery’ mode,
you should adjust the maximum voltage with the help of
the potentiometer on it. (The maximum voltage setting is
made to protect the system and to activate the automatic
braking system when the wind speed reaches the capacity
to produce the voltage value we have determined.
Maximum voltage value should not exceed 18V for a 12V
system, 30V for a 24V system, and 58V for a 48V system. ) Scan to watch ATLAS 7
turbine assembly
WARNING:
- Danger to life due to operation in non-approved wind classes! The
wind turbine system may only be operated up to Class III wind sites.
- High Wind Speed - High Voltages - High Temperatures
- Fire Resistant Cables Only
- OUTDOOR USE ONLY
IMPORTANT: To make the system operational TESUP Wind

Turbine, TESUP Charge Controller and TESUP selling grid inverter
are all required. All to be installed outdoors.
WARNING: The mounting base of the wind turbine must be

fixed to the mounting surface and checked that it is fully
stable, before moving on to the next steps with wind turbine
installation.

7. Pre-use
Preperation
1 2 1 min 3 2 mins
3 2 mins 5 3 mins 6
1
2
2
7 5 mins 8 9 3 mins

7. Pre-use
Preperation
10 11 7 mins 12 2 mins
1
1
13 3 mins
14 8 mins
x3

7. Pre-use
Preperation
7.7 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
Wind Turbine has 3 phase AC connection. These connections

are to be connected with TESUP Charge Controller.
The output of the charge controller can be then connected in
two ways:
• The Output of the charge controller can be connected to
the battery.
• The Output of the charge controller can be connected to
the power grid using the inverter.
The cables from charge controller to the battery or the power

Scan to watch electrical
grid will be DC connection.
connections
Cable lengths and cross sections should be as follows.
Length <11 m <18 m <29 m <44 m <68 m <110 m
2.5 sq. 4 sq. 6 sq. 10 sq. 16 sq. 25 sq.

Cross-section
mm mm mm mm mm mm
WARNING: All work on electrical equipment must be carried out

by a qualified electrician with the power switched off!
NOTE: To ensure proper operation, you must use an original TESUP

charge controller.

8. Regular Operation
8.1 SWITCHING ON THE WIND TURBINE SYSTEM
• Unlock the emergency stop button or release the brake button on the TESUP charge
controller.
• The brake is released.
• The fast-blinking red LED on the TESUP charge controller goes out.
• The wind turbine system supplies power.
NOTE: For Information on operating the charge controller, refer

to the separate instructions.
8.2 RESTART AFTER EMERGENCY
• Make sure the risk has been removed.

• Switch on the wind turbine system (section 8.1).

9. Shutting Down
Wind Turbine
9.1 EMERGENCY SHUTDOWN
• Switch on the brake.

• The wind turbine is short-circuited via the TESUP charge controller.
9.2 TEMPORARY SHUTDOWN

• This type of shutdown can occur during the stormy weather when the wind speed is higher
than 27 m/s.
9.3 PROLONGED SHUTDOWN


10. Maintenance
10.1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS DURING MAINTENANCE
• Shut down the wind turbine system (Section 9).
WARNING: Risk of injury when carrying out maintenance work!

- Shut down the wind turbine system prior to all maintenance work.
- Take steps to prevent the wind turbine system from being
switched on again by unauthorized persons.
10.2 INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Interval Component Activity
Wind turbine Check for abnormal noises
Daily Rotor blades Check that the blades turn freely
Tower Inspect for damage

Inspect for cracks / damage and if
necessary, replace
Rotor blade Treat with underbody protection wax
Are the rotor blades balanced?

Yearly twice/ Check for vibration
at the end of
winter or after Check the guy wires
extreme weather Mounting Base
events Is the Base mounted properly?
Inspect for damage
Wind Turbine Check the bolts
Electrical Wiring Inspect the cables for damage
WARNING: Shut down the wind turbine system immediately if the

rotor blades or the electrical wiring are damaged.
• Refer to the supplementary documents for information on maintaining supplier

components.

10. Maintenance
10.3 MAINTENANCE & CLEANING BY THE USER
• Coat the wind turbine and the rotor blades regularly with commercially available wax.
WARNING: A wax film protects the surfaces of the wind turbine

and the rotor blades from the weather and increases the efficiency
of the blades.

11. Removal From
Service & Disposal
11.1 FINAL DECOMISSIONING OF WIND TURBINE
WARNING: Risk of injury and possible breakage due to unqualified

dismantling, e.g. persons without suitable training. The system
must be dismantled in the proper way by a suitably qualified
person.
CAUTION: Stored energy
• Shut down the wind turbine system (Section 9).

• Have the electrical systems and equipment removed from service by a qualified electrician.
• Make sure all rotors are braked.
• Detach the rotor blades from the generator.
• Disconnect the electrical wiring.
11.2 DISPOSAL OF THE SYSTEM & COMPONENTS
Where necessary, dispose of the individual components in consultation with the responsible
local authorities.
Wind Turbine System
Wiring, electrical components Dispose of as electronic scrap
Mechanical components Segregate prior to disposal

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2.1 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

• Place this instruction manual in a safe place for reference.

2.2 OPERATING & INSTALLING CONDITIONS

Please make sure that:

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2.3 SYMBOLS USED

IMPORTANT: Please take a note.

WARNING: Potential Danger, can cause Serious injury.

CAUTION: Potential Danger, can cause moderate injury.

NOTE: Useful Tips

OTHER SIGNS USED:

MAY START WITHOUT WARNING

2.4 WARRANTY DETAILS

2.5 PRODUCT FEEDBACK

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3.1 INTENDED USE

3.2 REASONABLY FORSEEABLE MISUSE

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3.3 SYSTEM COMPONENTS

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3.4 WIND TURBINE COMPONENTS

Top Flange (x1)

Short Profile (x3)

Upper Blades (x3)

Lower Blades (x3)

Long Profile (x3)

Bottom Flange (x1)

Mounting Base (x1)

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4.1 PARAMETER & DIMENSIONAL DETAILS

Designation 24V to 48V (Regulated by the Charge Controller)

Max. Power 7kW

Operating Circuit Voltage 0-220V

Start Of Charging 3m/s

Base Plate Material Sheetmetal

Direction Of Rotation Clockwise

Diameter 1200 mm (3.93 Feet)

Weight Per Rotor Blades 750 g (1.65 lbs)

Direction Of Rotation Clockwise

Starting Wind Speed 4m/s (3m/s afterwards)

Max Rpm 950

Max Speed 50m/s

WARNING: a hurricane scale III (50–58 m/s) or above occurs,

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4.2 POWER CURVE

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4.3 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT

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5.1 TECHNICAL DETAILS

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5.2 WIRING DIAGRAM

Wiring Diagram: ON GRID SYSTEMS

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5.2 WIRING DIAGRAM

Wiring Diagram: ON GRID SYSTEMS WITH PV

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