GridLeaf
energy system

The modular wind and solar generation unit.

450 W of wind and 240 W of solar on a 2 ft × 2 ft footprint. Three stacked rotors inside WindBoost panels pull power from wind out of any direction.

GridLeaf unit: solar canopy on top of three stacked rotor modules in a white and green frame

At a glance

450WWind, rated
240WSolar canopy
2×2ftFootprint
~55lbPer module
GridLeaf wind power curve: output starts at 4.7 mph, reaches about 450 W at 29.7 mph, holds near 475 W to 40 mph, and stops above 40 mph when the brake engages. CUT-OUT rated 29.7 mph 0102030400100200300400500 Wind speed (mph) Power (W)

Power curve

What the turbine produces at each wind speed. It starts at 4.7 mph, reaches rated output near 30 mph, and cuts out above 40 mph.

64W at 15 mph (6.7 m/s)

Full specifications

Wind turbine

Rated power
450 W
Rated wind speed
29.7 mph13.3 m/s
Rated rotor speed
550 rpm
Cut-in / cut-out
4.7 / 40 mph2.1 / 17.9 m/s
Blade height
5.78 ft1.76 m
Blade diameter
1.88 ft0.57 m
Swept area
10.84 ft²1.01 m²
Rotor
Savonius, 3 stacked moduleswith WindBoost
Generator
Axial flux, coreless
Frame
Bolted aluminumno welds
Noise
< 40 dBambient operation

Solar canopy

Rated power
240 W2 × 120 W panels

Per panel:

Max power voltage (Vmp)
28.89 V
Max power current (Imp)
4.21 A
Open-circuit voltage (Voc)
33.69 V
Short-circuit current (Isc)
4.67 A

Size and weight

Footprint
2 × 2 ft0.61 × 0.61 m
Unit weight
218 lb99 kg
Per module
~55 lb~25 kg

Values may change as the design is iterated and certified. Download the datasheet (PDF).

Mounting

One unit, many ways to deploy seamlessly. The bolted frame mates with a base, a wall, or a roof without changing the machine.

  • Ground

    A flexible base that interfaces with open ground or a pad.

  • Wall

    Brackets to a building face to catch the wind that runs along it.

  • Roof

    Anchors to flat or pitched roofs, where the wind is cleanest.

Check your site

A quick read on your region using public climate data. It isn’t nearly as rigorous as our internal site assessment, but it will tell you whether your area is worth a closer look.

Local exposure changes things a lot: elevation relative to the land around you, open water nearby, trees, and buildings can all push a site well above or below this estimate.

How the options compare

Cost is only part of it. Here’s how each way of powering an off-grid load stacks up on everything else that matters at the site.

Diesel
generator
Grid
extension
Solar +
battery
GridLeaf
+ battery
Renewable / clean✕–✓✓
Quiet operation✕✓✓✓
Small footprint✓✓✕✓
Low install disruption✓✕✓✓
Near-100% uptime✓––✓
Low maintenance✕✓✓✓
Cost per kWh✕––✓
Portable✓✕✕✓
✓Strong–Mixed✕Weak

Gen 2 pilots are open now.

Tell us about your site and what you need to power. We’ll run the numbers and tell you straight whether GridLeaf is the right fit.