The FINAL steps, eh? You must be wondering what that could possibly mean? Whether you’ve joined us recently or you’ve been around for the long-haul, you likely know that the development road for Harmony Turbines has been a lengthy one, with some unexpected hurdles and many successes.
Well, here’s where we’re at. And we’re thrilled to share this with you. As we recorded today’s update video, we realized that the most recent video as well as the next few are indeed about the FINAL steps in our path to getting our Harmony Turbines into the hands of our community. Let that sink in. Final. Steps. Harmony. In. Hands. Of. Our. Community.
HOW EXCITING IS THAT?
This video is a bit lengthy but goes into demonstrations of how we will push power for AC users (grid-tied) as well as DC users (battery storage systems). If you don’t have time to watch, you can read the quick summary below. But really, the demonstration is better. It’s worth the 12 minutes. :) As we continue to evaluate and lay out OUR next steps, we invite you to also consider YOUR next steps. You may already be an investor (THANK YOU) or you may be someone simply interested in following our progress. Either way, there is still opportunity to sign up for our BETA program (more on that later) as well as to get in on the action by investing.
- BETA Testing Sign-up: https://tinyurl.com/Harmony-Beta-Site
- Sign Up as a Potential Customer: https://tinyurl.com/Harmony-customer
- Invest (become a shareholder): https://wefunder.com/HarmonyTurbines
- Subscribe to our newsletter: https://harmonyturbines.com/#subscription
If you have any questions, please email us at support@HarmonyTurbines.com
Thank you for being on this journey with us! We’re really excited about what’s ahead…and trust us, you won’t want to miss it. So STAY TUNED!
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TL;DR Video Summary: In this video, we demonstrate one of the final pieces of our power delivery system—showing how stored energy from the turbine’s battery bank can be delivered either back into a home’s electrical system through a grid-tie inverter or directly into an existing DC battery bank, with the goal of creating a simple, intelligent, plug-and-play solution. The demonstration shows the system safely sending up to approximately 1,000 watts of power while automatically stopping power delivery if the grid goes down.
As we continue toward early customer installations, the system is also being designed with Wi-Fi connectivity, firmware updates, performance monitoring, and optional public data sharing to support ongoing improvements and provide transparent, real-world performance data.