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  • Members: 58
  • Category: Energy
  • Founded: Feb 22, 2009
  • Language: English
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HHOHHU has developed a self-contained home heating unit, along with a hybrid furnace conversion that utilizes water as its fuel. Electrolysis is used to split the water molecule into hydrogen and oxygen, which is burned to generate the heat.

They sell plans for the system to enable people to build one of these from parts available from the local hardware store. A patent was filed in January 2009, just prior to making the plans available. The company is quasi open sourcing the design for further development. Devices can be made for personal use, but commercial development needs to be licensed with the company. A kit is coming soon, but they do have some of they key components, such as the two cells involved, available for purpose now. They are also working on gearing up to mass produce these.

They say they have sold hundreds of copies of the plans, and have not had any refund requests; with several known successful replications personally witnessed. While their plans describe how to make every component, they do make some of the more difficult components available for sale, such as the two cells, the case, the flash arrester, and the heat sinks.

Their electrolysis system draws from the best hydroxy technology they've seen, each cell producing 2 liters per minute, at 12.5 amps and 12 volts. The key to their system is the heat exchanger that extracts the heat from the very unusual flame that has been shown to be able to melt tungstun in just a few seconds. They also put to use the heat generated from the power controller, the electrolysis, and even the fan.

See http://peswiki.com/index.php/OS:HHOHHU_--_Hydroxy_Home_Heating_Unit

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Any new development?
Guys, Has there been any new development on this tech? Why has this forum gone cold? Was it all hype? Is there any independent replication and verification?
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Built yet?
Just wondering - Has anyone built this unit yet? I'm starting to build mine and was wondering if you have found the instructions rather lacking in being
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HHOHHU replications?
Hi Dave, I've still not heard any feedback from the HHOHHU people or their customers as to people who have replicated the device via the plans on their site.
1 Sterling D. Allan
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hydroxy home heater by Soverign Energy Solutions
Improving on the design put forth by ***HHU [the forbidden HH* word on this forum], Sovereign Energy Solutions present plans for a hydroxy home heating unit
1 Sterling D. Allan
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test message
Just seeing if this group works I`do have a question, the 2 litres per minute at 150 watts if about twice as efficient than any other electrolyser I have
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