What TESUP turbines in customers' gardens really generate today, measured by their MyTESUP controllers.
Updated · locations at town level
A TESUP Atlas wind turbine near Ravenna, Italy generated 16.9 kWh of electricity so far today (since midnight UTC) and 260.0 kWh in the last 30 days (8.7 kWh per day on average, with a best day of 17.7 kWh on 22 September 2026, peak power 3.8 kW), measured by its own MyTESUP controller. It is one of the TESUP turbines in operation, chosen automatically: among those reporting to MyTESUP, it generated the most today.
Figures as of 28 September 2026. The same Atlas and Magnum turbines are sold by TESUP in the United Kingdom (tesup.com) and by Wekraft in Germany, and every MyTESUP-connected turbine reports to the same cloud, wherever it was bought.
Every number on this page comes from a controller inside a customer's turbine, not from a test bench.
The MyTESUP controller measures voltage and current every few seconds and reports the power to the cloud. Daily energy is the sum of those readings.
Each product shows the connected turbine that generated the most in the last 24 hours, re-checked every 10 minutes. It is a real best case, not a typical one: output depends on your wind, mast height and surroundings.
Every connected turbine can take part, shown only as its model, its output and the nearest town (positions rounded to about 10 km). No names, no serial numbers, no exact positions. Owners who prefer not to appear are taken out on request.
Short answers with the real numbers, for owners, buyers and anyone comparing home wind turbines.
A TESUP Atlas wind turbine near Ravenna, Italy generated 16.9 kWh of electricity so far today (since midnight UTC) and 260.0 kWh in the last 30 days (8.7 kWh per day on average, with a best day of 17.7 kWh on 22 September 2026, peak power 3.8 kW), measured by its own MyTESUP controller. It is the connected Atlas that generated the most today, so treat it as a real best case: your own output depends on your wind, mast height and surroundings.
From the MyTESUP controller fitted to each turbine. It measures voltage and current every few seconds, reports the power to the MyTESUP cloud, and the cloud sums those readings into daily energy. Nothing on this page is modelled or taken from a test bench.
Automatically, through the day: for each product, the connected turbine that generated the most energy in the last 24 hours, re-checked every 10 minutes. Owners are never named, serial numbers are never shown and locations are given at town level only; an owner who prefers not to appear is taken out on request.
Yes. Wekraft sells the same TESUP Atlas and Magnum turbines in Germany, and a MyTESUP-connected turbine reports to the same cloud whether it was bought from TESUP or from Wekraft, so these figures apply to both.
Yes. The same figures are published as JSON at https://mytesup.com/api/public/showcase, updated every 10 minutes, free to read and link.
Every MyTESUP-connected turbine can be featured here and on tesup.com, town-level location only. Prefer not to appear? Write to support with your serial number and it is taken out.
