Are you fed up of spending so much on fuel? Do you want to save as much as 30% of what you spend now and cut down on the carbon footprint of your vehicle (CO SOx, CO2, NOx)?
There’s a method which allows you to cut down the amount of fuel you use in your vehicle at a affordable cost. Just use the fuel you normally use combined with the hydrogen produced inside your vehicle through an electrolysis process. This Hydrogen HHO gas that is produced is then directed towards the engine’s combustion chamber through the intake manifold for air and is then mixed with carbon-based gasoline (Petrol, Diesel, LPG) and is ignited. This permits your carbon-based fuel to burn more efficiently, increasing the Combustion Efficiency and thereby reducing the use of fuel as well as the amount of pollution that are released into the exhaust. HHO kits are easy to use and you’ll be able install the kit in your vehicle without the assistance of mechanics.
1 . What are the savings in fuel and benefits of the Hydrogen Technology?
Most customers save 20-30% in the consumption of fuel. There are instances of greater performance when using the HEC Chip found in electronic fuel-injected vehicles. Hydrogen can reduce fuel consumption through carboms based on fuel burning more thoroughly and effectively. Hydrogen can also help in cleaning the carbon deposits in the engine. The exhaust emissions from Hydrogen are water-free. Therefore, you can save fuel, money, and help the environmental environment.
2. Are hybrid fuel systems more susceptible to rust or corrosion?
No. The fossil fuel, gas or diesel] creates enough heat to evaporate the Hydrogen before it turns back into water, and then exits the exhaust system.
3. Does this system have the potential to improve my performance?
Yes, the infusion of Hydrogen into the internal combustion engine will aid in cleaning your internal components while the engine is running. It increases the power and torque of your engine and decrease the amount of hydrocarbon pollution that are currently released into the atmosphere through your exhaust. Hydrogen is cleaner and burns faster than diesel or gasoline in the engine. This helps your car operate smoother and longer, cooler plus more effectively than before.
4. Does it work does it work with Diesel, Petrol or GPL vehicles?
Yes, it can be used for all vehicles that have internal combustion engines.
5. Can the generator’s hydrogen cause damage in the short or long-term on my car?
The hydrogen generator for car is not causing any issues for the engines.
6. What kind of routine maintenance are you referring to?
Filling the tank with distilled water, as required. For every 1000 kilometers, you’ll require at least 1 Liter of water. Also, include a tiny amount of electrolyte. Every six months, based on how much use you are doing it is suggested to flush and drain the system, then replace it with new distilled water and electrolyte catalyst.
7. Which electrolyte is that is used?
The most effective electrolyte to use is KOH (Potassium Hydroxide). It is very affordable and readily available.
8. Does the water inside the unit freeze in winter?
Yes, but you should include 20 to 25% of isopropyl alcohol into the reservoir solution in order to prevent freezing in winter.
9. What happens if I don’t utilize Distilled Water in the generator?
Distilled water is essentially pure water. Other kinds of water, such as mineral water, tap water, water from ponds sea water and so on. are able to work, but they can also cause the electrolyte to turn “muddy” because of the impurities and minerals in the water. The muddy electrolyte can build on the generator plates and function as an insulator and cause Hudrogen gas to decrease. This is also true for different types of catalysts particularly those that contain sodium, such as baking soda and sodium hydroxide. It is a fact that sodium will rapidly contaminate electrolyzer plates, causing the unit to cease functioning.
10. Does the hydrogen generator have the potential to explode?
No. The hydrogen production process is according to demand. It is only available when you drive. Contrary to gas tanks that are pressurized, there is only a tiny quantity of hydrogen pressure inside the system.
