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Hush Wind Power ... reliable, sustainable and virtually silent

WIND ENERGY is one of the most reliable and efficient energy alternative to the current fossil fuels available. Consequently, we have developed a new wind turbine which operates noiselessly and in low-wind conditions. Our wind turbines are low-maintenance and any surplus energy can be sold to local power grid networks.

Why a HUSH Wind Power Turbine is the best choice:
The wind power turbines currently available on the market, small and large, commonly suffer from a significant disadvantage – NOISE! This is caused when the blade passes the tower and creates a rhythmical thumping sound, even in low wind speeds. HUSH Wind Power Turbines have a unique design which enables it to run virtually silently and vibration-free.

Hush Wind Power Turbines ...

• Noiseless
• Vibration-free
• Creates more electricity than other similar sized turbines in the same wind conditions
• Particularly suited to domestic locations eg residences, commercial/industrial buildings
• Stylish appearance

Hush is completely silent in operation and vibration-free making it particularly suitable for domestic locations such as suburban residences, acreages and farms as domestic power or wind farm operation.

In technical terms the Hush Turbine has a coefficient of performance (CP) of 0.51, higher than other machines in production, which typically range from 0.43 to 0.47. In other words, HUSH produces more electricity from the same amount of wind.

The Hush Turbine has achieved world-leading performance results. It is able to effectively generate power in a range of wind conditions, and can be effectively incorporated into a home or building of any size. Power output is approximately in the range of 1 kilowatt to 23 kilowatts (at 15m/s wind speed), depending on the size of the installation.

To find out more, please read a brief history of the Hush Turbine or contact us.

A New Generation -- "a significant advance in design"
-- RMIT University School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
The O'Connor Hush Turbine has undergone 25 days of wind tunnel testing at RMIT University.