TAPS: Tactical Autonomous Power System, B16 · 10 kW vertical-axis wind turbine
Every part designed, patented and made in-house. 25-year design life, 10-year warranty.

Generates where nothing else survives.

Ten kilowatts, unmanned, through the storm, on the posts, decks, towers and shelters the grid never reached and the diesel cannot follow.

Rare-earth-free · Radar-classifiable · Bird-safe · Quiet · Coastal-grade · No site draw
Autonomous · Foundation-free · Storm-rated · Proven
10 kWat the terminals
1.5 m/sstarts turning
45 m/sstill generating
≤35 dB(A)at 10 m, everyday wind
0 Wdrawn from the site
0rare-earth magnets
TAPS B16 10 kW vertical-axis wind turbine rotor and tower raised inside the WindForAll works, Ahmedabad, with the team at its base for scale
About 10 m of rotor,
raised without a crane or scaffold.
The works, Ahmedabad. Not a render.
Why B16 · Off-grid wind power

Makes power. Leaves almost nothing behind.

B16 needs no fuel convoy, no concrete, no crane, no grid and no technician on call, and keeps working on the day everything else stops. Eight things a border post, a relief camp or a tower site asks of its power, and the number that answers each.

B16 wind turbine at a high-altitude border outpost at duskBorder security
B16 trailer-mounted wind turbine powering a disaster relief campDisaster response
B16 wind turbine beside a telecom tower on a ridge, replacing dieselTelecommunication
45m/s
Power fails exactly when it is needed most.
Generates when nothing else survives.

No brake, no cut-out, never parks. It rides the storm and keeps the lights on through it.

0foundation
Storms and shaking ground.
Stands harder as the wind rises.

The spinning rotor steadies its own tower. Through a cyclone and through a tremor, it keeps standing and keeps generating.

Hoursnot weeks
Weeks to commission. A crane. A concrete pour.
Arrives on a truck. Leaves the same way.

Raised by a small crew without a crane, on a ballast block, a raft, a trailer or a container.

0W
Every other source needs power before it gives any.
Takes nothing, ever.

Starts itself, powers its own control, never draws a watt from the site. When the grid drops, it is already running.

0m standoff
Nothing can stand near radar or a communications mast.
Stands at the antenna.

No rotating magnet, no exhaust plume, no firmware. Radar-classifiable: a signature an operator whitelists once.

10yr
Who fixes it in year seven, far from a road?
Carries a ten-year warranty and AMC.

Nothing to re-torque, no brake to service, no firmware to patch, no consumable to resupply.

<1m²
Land is scarce, and every other source sterilises the ground it sits on.
Ten kilowatts from under a square metre.

The highest power density of any wind machine on its footprint. Every other inch keeps working.

Steadiestall roofs
Tall buildings sway.
Steadies the tower it stands on.

Design-validated for rooftops of tall buildings to about 90 m: the rotor's gyroscopic action steadies the tower it stands on. Power is the bonus, the steadying is the premise. Ask for the rooftop brief.

Outcomes, not drawings · Wind turbine performance

The numbers are useful. The meaning is the point.

Three results worth making public because they explain what the machine feels like beside you. The drawings stay with us.

2.2 N
Dynamic force into the mount

A light touch, not a hammer.

Less than the weight of a cup of coffee at full power. A conventional turbine of the same size pushes about 261 N, roughly 118 times more. This is why it stands on an occupied roof, a hospital, a ship's deck.

Computed and bounded by balance grade; geometry, stiffness and control design remain private.
29 m
The exclusion zone it removes

Stands where a PMG cannot.

A conventional 10 kW turbine's rotating magnet forces about a 29 m standoff from a telecom mast or radar. B16 has no rotating magnet, so the standoff is zero, and the mast's own diesel becomes unnecessary.

The 29 m describes the reference problem, not a B16 requirement.
≤35 dB(A)
At 10 m, everyday winds

Quieter than the wind that turns it.

No hum, no thump. At every wind speed the machine sits below the ambient the wind itself makes. People sleep beneath it; animals graze beside it; zero bird strikes in nine-plus years, every site.

Acoustic figures always quoted with distance and wind. Emissions engineered to clear CISPR 11 / IEC 61000; EMC report in progress.
RCC foundation
Crane
Auxiliary supply
Rare-earth magnets
Fuel convoy
B16 needs none of them.
Deployment · Mobile wind turbine on trailer, container or raft

Moves on one truck. Stands for 25 years.

Generator at the base, nothing heavy at the top. The tower tilts up; the machine stands on whatever you brought it on.

B16 wind turbine deployment sequence: raise the tower, install the rotor, connect, power on
01TransportCompact, modular, on one truck.
02Raise towerWinch tilt-up. No crane, no scaffold.
03Install rotorAll-aluminium, single-piece blades.
04ConnectDC to your hybrid inverter; pairs with solar and storage.
05Power onSelf-excited. Generating.
Flat-bed trailer · generates where it stops20 ft ISO container top · the container is the foundationFloating raft · offshore, moored in 7 m of open sea; in-house testedPrecast ballast block · ground or rooftop, zero penetration10 – 30 kW per mobile configuration
Where it belongs · Border, telecom, disaster relief, rooftop

One platform. Six places nothing else can stand.

Designed for telecom, defence, disaster prevention and beyond. Same unit, same generator, same control. What changes is the ground beneath it.

B16 wind turbine at a border outpost
Remote

Border outposts

Runs at −40 °C with nothing to resupply.

B16 wind turbine at a telecom tower site
Infrastructure

Telecom towers

Powers the mast in place of the diesel.

B16 mobile wind turbine at a disaster relief camp
Resilience

Disaster relief

Powers camps, control rooms and hospitals while the grid is down.

B16 wind turbine at an island and coastal site
Coastal · Offshore

Islands and coast

Marine-grade: shore, deck, or offshore raft. Raft: in-house tested, first site pending.

B16 wind turbine at a remote industrial plant
Industrial

Remote plants

Runs in hazardous zones: no spark, no fuel store, no shake.

B16 wind turbine at a mobile defence and research station
Defence

Research and defence

Radar-classifiable, low signature, mobile.

Proof · Wind turbine installations in India

Built in the real world. Not just rendered for it.

Three environments that ordinarily destroy equipment. Years of unmanned operation in each, generation logged through the night.

9+ years · 0 bird strikes · every site
Mountain terrain with a supply route marked
Coastal border post · marine saline

Near Sir Creek

Coastal, saline, tidal, remote. Border Security Force deployment.

3+years
Industrial coast · refinery

Oil refinery environment

Inside a perimeter where a spark, a fuel store or a shaking foundation is not permitted.

2+years
Urban

Occupied city rooftop

Above homes and offices of an NSE-listed developer. Residents hear the wind, not the machine.

Liveenvironment
Credentials · Patents, certifications, awards

Certified, witnessed, awarded.

Each of these records a different dimension of the platform.

13
Patents2 granted · 2 under international PCT · every mount the machine stands on already claimed
DPIIT
CertifiedDeep-tech startup, Government of India
IMB
80-IACInter-Ministerial Board approved
ERDA
CertifiedElectrical self-sufficiency, independently witnessed
GeM
RegisteredGovernment e-Marketplace supplier
NIDM / MHA · Certificate of Appreciation · 2024QBE AcceliCITY 2026 · Top 10 of 957 from 77 countriesEureka! IIT Bombay 2026 · top 1%PCT · zero oppositions · 100+ jurisdictionsAll-aluminium rotor · recyclableEngineered and manufactured in India
Origin · Wind turbine manufacturer, Ahmedabad, India

Designed here. Built here. Ready anywhere.

WindForAll PowerTech LLP designs and manufactures the TAPS B16 vertical-axis wind turbine at Vatva GIDC, Ahmedabad, India: a closely held deep-tech manufacturer run by people who run factories.

  • Debt-free, demand-led, grows on orders and merit
  • Extruded aluminium blades, rolled-and-welded towers, generators, all made in India
  • No FRP, no imported magnet, no rare earth
  • Takes partners who add to research, manufacturing and quality; not raising capital