Rutland Wind Turbines

The popular 'Rutland' range of small wind turbines are built by Marlec, a well-established British company that have been developing renewable energy products since the 1970's.

The Rutland 503 is their smallest wind turbine. Sturdy, compact, safe and efficient, it is the most popular choice for battery charging on yachts - although it is equally at home installed on land-based applications, narrowboats, or set up next to a touring caravan or motorhome.

The Rutland 913 is a medium-sized wind turbine, again aimed primarily at marine applications. A more powerful turbine, it will allow you to run most of your lighting and navigation equipment from clean, free, renewable energy.

Both models are a popular sight in marinas - many thousands are in use worldwide - boat owners like the clean, aerodynamic lines and the quiet operation.

Rutland 503

Small wind turbine for 12V systems - £269

A small wind turbine, great for keeping batteries topped up on yachts. The Rutlands are deservedly the most popular marine-grade turbine out there.

HRS503 regulator

For use with Rutland 503 turbine - £38

Regulator to connect a Rutland 503 turbine to a 12V battery bank. Without a regulator you risk overcharging your batteries.

Rutland 913

Powerful wind turbine - £438

A powerful, sturdy turbine. Marine quality materials are used throughout. Rutland have a very long pedigree in wind turbine manufacture, so it's no surprise that they are so popular worldwide.

HRS913 regulator

For use with Rutland 913 turbine - £58

Regulator to connect a Rutland 913 turbine to a 12V battery bank, to prevent overcharging. Pretty much essential when it's blowing a gale and the turbine is trying to feed 20 amps into a battery that is already full!