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Mike Goss

Mike's Windmill Shop

1391 Branch Lane

Show Low, AZ 85901

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Diversion Regulators/ Controllers

Our wind generators are made with unregulated power so that there are no computer parts that can easily break down. We offer diversion regulators that can be used with up to 5 wind generators to regulate the power in the batteries. Our diversion regulators are made to regulate right at the battery pack, not at the generator. Because they work with the battery they can regulate several wind generators at the same time or they can be used with a combination of wind and solar power. There is no need to purchase a seperate regulator/controller for every wind generator and every solar panel. We also offer a diversion regulator for use with a single wind generator if you are using only one for back up power.

Single generator use diversion regulator $79 plus shipping

Multiple generator or combination wind/solar use charge regulator $129 plus shipping

Single diversion regulator

$79.00

Shipping in the lower 48 United States is $5

For International shipping or to use a printed ad discount please e-mail or call

Muliple use diversion regulator

$129

Shipping in the lower 48 United States is $7.50

For International shipping or to use a printed ad discount please e-mail or call

Scroll down to see the light boards that we offer for use as a diversion load. We also give instructions below that you can use to make your own.

Water Heating Coils for Diversion Loads

12 volt water heating coils. These coils are 600watt and are the perfect size to use in an existing or old water heater. Use them with our diversion regulator to pull the excess power from your batteries and heat water. Many farmers are using these coils to heat their stock tanks and avoid chopping ice in the winter.

Some people wire two of these together to make a 24 volt diversion load. If you plan to do this be sure that you order the multi regulator.

12 volt/600watt water heating coils---$40 each plus shipping. Please contact us for shipping cost.

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NEW!!!

We now have 12 volt heaters that can be used as a diversion load with our regulators or you can use them straight from your batteries for heating a small space. These are 300 watt heaters so will not heat a large room but you can use them for small spaces.

These heaters are $60 each plus shipping. Please contact us for shipping cost.

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How to build your own light boards to use as diversion load

For this light board you will need to use 12 volt or 24 volt light bulbs. We are working on finding a source for these bulbs and will offer them on this page when we can get them in stock.

You will need to make a diversion load to draw power when the regulator recognizes that the batteries are filling with too much power. We have instructions here that will show you how to build a light bar to use as a diversion load or you can purchase one from us that is already assembled and ready to go. You will need to use either 12 volt or 24 volt bulbs.

Light bar with 5 light kits, each capable of holding 2 bulbs. Does not include the bulbs.

$100 plus shipping

Light board

$100.00

Shipping in the lower 48 United States is

$15.00
For International shipping please e-mail or call

To make a light bar to use as a diversion load for the charge regulator start out with 5 round plastic electrical boxes and screw them in to a board. We use a board that is 1”x8”x4’.

Next you will run 10 gauge or larger electrical wire through the boxes. Wire the red positive wires to each other and run the black negative wires to each other. Do this between each box.

The next step is to attatch your lights. Use wire nuts and wire the white wire from the light to the positive, red wire in the box. The black wire will be fastened to the black wire. We use a simple overhead bedroom ceiling light that will take two bulbs.

Next fasten down the light fixture to the box.

Do this with each light. Touch the wires to a battery to make sure that you have everything wired and working correctly. If you are using 12volt batteries you need 12volt light bulbs. If you are using a 24 volt system you will need 24 volt light bulbs. Now you are ready to hook the light board to your charge regulator. We provide instructions for our regulators.