A new batch of TESUP Magnum household wind turbines is finished, and the first units are already packed and on their way. Here is a look at what each Magnum goes through before it leaves us.
Finished and labelled
Every Magnum body is aluminium, made in precision moulds so that each one has exactly the same shape and fit. Inside is a permanent-magnet generator wound with copper wire. Once the body is closed and bolted, it gets its labels, as in the photo above, and it is ready for testing.
Each Magnum carries its own serial number, printed on the label and stored in the QR code next to it. If you ever contact our support team, quote this number so we know exactly which turbine you have.
The yellow label is a reminder that a working wind turbine produces real power: the Magnum is for outdoor use only, and it should be installed and connected by following the manual.
Tested, then packed with care
Every unit is tested before it ships. Then it is wrapped in thick padding, so it reaches you in the condition it left us. The user manual goes in the same box, together with a small gift from us.
Where a Magnum works best
The Magnum is made for open, steady wind, such as a rooftop or an open garden. It connects to the Atlas with standard MC4 connectors, so you can run it alongside flexible solar panels in one system.
Meet the Magnum
See the full details of the Magnum, our household wind turbine for open, steady wind.
See the Magnum