
The Enercon E53 800 kW Wind Turbine
What is the Enercon E53 800 kW wind turbine most suitable for?
The Enercon E53 800 kW Wind Turbine is suitable for :
- Modestly windy sites – increased generation due to larger rotor
- Small / Medium sites
- On-site generation
- Factories
- Seaports
- Shopping Centres
- Leisure Centres
- Farms
- Schools
- Hospitals
- Government and Institutional Buildings
- Community
- Commercial and industrial sites
Power and energy production

Enercon E53 500 kW Power Curve

Enercon E53 500 kW AEP vs Average wind speed
Enercon E53 800 kW Wind Turbine Specification
Turbine | |
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Configuration | Three blade, horizontal axis, upwind |
Rated Power | 800kW at 12m/s |
Rotor Speed | 11 to 30 rpm |
IEC 61400-1 Turbine Class | IIIA |
Site Average Wind Speed | 7.5 m/s |
Survival Wind Speed | 57 m/s |
Rotor | |
Rotor Diameter | 52.9 m |
Swept Area | 2,198 m² |
Blade Material | GRP (Epoxy) |
Power regulation | Pitch controlled variable speed |
Generator | |
Generator Type | ENERCON direct drive synchronous ring generator |
Configuration | 3-Phase, 400V, 50Hz – 60Hz |
Brake & Safety System | |
Main Brake System | 3 independent pitch control systems with emergency power supply |
Secondary System | Rotor brake and Rotor lock (maintenance purposes) |
Automatic Shutdown triggered by | High wind speed, grid failure, over-speed, all other fault conditions |
Controls | |
Control Systems User Interface | ENERCON SCADA |
Towers | |
Available Hub Heights | 50 m, 60 m, 75 m |
Tower Type | Tubular steel tower |
Warranty | |
Period and type | Up to 15 year standard service package |
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