http://WindEnergy7.com – The wind turbine video shows the wind turbine noise of a home wind turbine kit from WindEnergy7 LLC, an Ohio based manufacturer of home wind turbine kits. Although it’s long proven that wind turbines on a roof will cause wind turbine noise and vibration, this patent pending system invented by WindEnergy7 is a proven quiet system. Other systems do not have the same technology that makes this possible, that’s why WindEnergy7 has developed and patented this system.

ONLY FROM: WindEnergy7-Com – WindEnergy7 LLC, The Home Wind Turbine manufacturer, located in Ohio, has a owner/dealer opportunity for people to get a system and become the local home wind turbine dealer.

The RoofMill™, is the invention of WindEnergy7 LLC founder, pictured in the video. This patent pending invention released last year has won the Think Green Design Award 2010, in a contest by Allied Electronics. RoofMill™ Advance Home Energy System, it’s a grid tied home wind turbine generator together with rooftop solar panels in a complete “Whole House” system. It has emergency UPS for your home and can run your meter backwards selling unused power.

These systems are successfully installed from Hawaii to Massachusetts, Canada, Europe. The wind turbine noise is minimal and making the systems neighborhood friendly to be adopted in urban and suburban neighborhoods. This is the best system for home wind turbine use because the wind turbine noise levels are at an acceptable level.

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