A TESUP Atlas vertical wind turbine spinning on a corrugated roof next to the number 5,982,757 views
October 10, 2026

Eight seconds. One Atlas on a corrugated roof. Almost 6 million views.

It is one of our customers' clips, shared on the TESUP YouTube channel as a Short: “Customer Tests Tesup Atlas Wind Turbine with Anemometer”. As we write this it has 5,982,757 views and 40,000 likes, and it is still climbing.

WATCH IT
5,982,757
Eight seconds, on repeat.

What you see

A TESUP Atlas wind turbine on a short steel stand on a corrugated metal roof, its blades spinning against an evening sky
A still from the Short: the Atlas spinning on the roof.

There is no studio and no drone. An Atlas stands on a short steel stand on a tin roof, cables running from its base, with hills and an evening sky behind it. The blades sweep past the lens again and again.

Why it works

  • It looks like nothing else. A vertical turbine does not look like the three-blade windmill people expect, so they stop scrolling.
  • It never needs to turn to face the wind. The Atlas takes wind from any direction, so it keeps working when the wind is gusty, turbulent or shifting.
  • It is real. A customer's roof, a customer's phone, a real breeze. People can tell.
Close view of the Atlas body under the spinning blades, showing the digital display and the cables
The body under the blades: the display, the dial and the cables.
The numbers: 5,982,757 views, 40k likes, an eight-second clip
The numbers, as we write this.

Thank you to everyone who watched, liked and shared it, and to the customer who filmed it. If you have an Atlas or a Magnum on your roof, send us your video. The next one could be yours.

Meet the Atlas

Our vertical wind turbine for homes, with blade sets for low, moderate and high wind.

Discover AtlasTESUP on YouTube