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Litz wire used to improve efficiency of generator

LISBON, New Hampshire - New England Wire Technologies, a leading specialty wire manufacturer, announces partnership with Mariah Power, manufacturer of the Windspire®, a residential and commercial wind power appliance, to provide litz wire for the magnetic generator in the Windspire® vertical axis wind turbine. The litz wire is used in the generator of the Windspire, improving efficiency in the permanent magnet generator.

Mariah Power provides low-cost, attractive renewable wind energy generators to residential, business and government customers. Its patented Windspire technology maximizes energy conversion from wind into electric power, regardless of changing wind speed and direction. Windspire is distinguished by its sleek propeller-free design, silent operation, ease of installation and affordable pricing.

"Custom engineering wire solutions for all types of clients is what we do," said Richard Jesseman, Marketing Director from New England Wire Technologies, "We are excited to begin working with a renewable energy manufacturer like Mariah Power."

"We designed the Windspire as a complete system, with optimal system efficiency in mind," said Mike Hess, CEO of Mariah Power, "Components such as litz wiring allows us to deliver a truly state-of-the-art vertical axis wind turbine."

New England Wire Technologies has been providing multiconductor cable, litz wire, flat braided wire and custom cables and assemblies to our customers for over 100 years. Our products are used the world-over for a variety of different industries and applications, including medical device components, the automotive industry, defense and aerospace contractors, telecommunications designers, audio/visual component manufacturers, cable assembly houses and more.

Based in Reno, Nevada, Mariah Power provides low-cost, low-noise, attractive wind power appliances for use with residential, business, and commercial buildings. The company's patented technology maximizes energy conversion from wind into the electric power, regardless of changing wind speed and direction. The company's first vertical axis wind power appliance, Windspire®, is now available for shipment.