Classic charge controller on an Air 40-48v wind turbine

[mahendra]

OK i know i asked ,a similar question before relating to a Classic on a wind turbine.But i received the turbine i mentioned turns out its not a Air industrial but an Air 40- 48 volt turbine.So question again - "Is there any way i can use this turbine on my 12v nominal system using a Classic charge controller configured for wind?

[Watt]

Yes, just set your battery bank voltage to 12v.  Mode would be wind.  Just make sure the voltage to the classic is dc by rectifying the turbine output.

[mahendra]

well the turbine has its own regulator for battery charging i just need the class to convert to 12v nominal

[Watt]

Yes, I figured it did have the electronics inside but, you never know. 

On a side note:
If you get rid of all the on-board stuff and rectify the output( if the turbine has wild AC output) I'd let the Classic handle the little turbines affairs. 
Sorry, I didn't get in on the other thread and hadn't read it.  So, all this may have been mentioned before. 

[mahendra]

ok thanks

[mahendra]

can i ask? , how can i safely rectify the turbines output what hard ware would i need?

[Watt]

can i ask? , how can i safely rectify the turbines output what hard ware would i need?

Have you tore this turbine apart to see what you have to work with? 

[mahendra]

no i haven't it is  a used turbine but fully functioning .Its just that my system i.e battery bank ,inverter etc are 12v and the turbine in 48v dc i just want to make use of it.

[Watt]

No need to go through the details, you sound like you need to use it as it is.  So, just get you a Classic, set it up, play about with the wind curve, set back and relax.  Let the Classic do what it can with what the controller within the little turbine spits out. 

[mahendra]

thanks