Frequently Asked Questions

Is Hydrogen safe?

Hydrogen On Demand systems are completely safe! Hydrogen System On Demand means that the system produces Hydrogen Gas ONLY when the engine is running and respectively is consumed by the engine.

How many kilometers does the electrolyte last?

Usually, 0.5 liters of electrolyte is enough to travel between 500 and 1000km. However, the amount of electrolyte spent depends on many factors, such as the surrounding temperature, weather conditions, the vehicle's load, operation continuity, and the alternator's condition etc.

How about an Installation manual according to which we can mount and connect the Hydrogen System correctly?

Yes, we have an Installation Manual for all Hydrogen Systems. You will be able to download it from your profile, right after the purchase.

Does HHO and Brown gas the same thing?

Yes, HHO and Brown Gas are the same thing basically. Both names refer to a gas mixture of Hydrogen and Oxygen created by splitting water through electrolysis. This gas is known for burning cleanly, with water vapor as the only byproduct. "Brown Gas" is named after Yull Brown, who played a key role in bringing its industrial and medical uses to light. The term "HHO" simply highlights its makeup—two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen.

Are there any historical documents available that attest to the authenticity of Brown Gas?

Yes, publications from that time offer insights into the legitimacy of Brown's Gas. Here are some historical references you might find useful: 1. "The Facts Behind the Media Confusion: Yull Brown & the Oxy-Hydrogen Economy" was featured in the January 1978 issue of Electronics Australia Magazine, pages 14-17, and delves into Yull Brown's pioneering work in energy conversion. You can find it here:

2. An independent evaluation titled 'Technical Assessment of Brown's Gas Project,' authored by Foundation Professor Clifton D. Ellyett and published on August 14, 1987, explores the feasibility of Brown’s Gas. You can view the document here:

How much does it cost to produce Brown’s Gas?

Brown’s Gas can be produced cost-effectively on-site using just distilled water, a small amount of electrolyte, and minimal electricity.

What are the benefits of using Brown Gas?

When fuels burn more efficiently, you need less of them to achieve the same results, and since almost all of the fuel is burned, there’s minimal waste released as emissions, reducing pollution. In short, Brown’s Gas not only helps the environment but also saves you a significant amount of money.

Can Brown Gas be used in combustion with Fossil Fuels?

Yes, Brown Gas is introduced through the air intake of any engine and acts as a catalyst, enhancing the combustion of all types of fuel. Our case study demonstrates a 20% reduction in fuel consumption, particularly with those that have a lower calorific value.

Frequently Asked Questions