What Is a Dry HHO Cell?

HHO technology extracts energy from water to create fuel.

HHO is becoming a popular new alternative to gas for vehicles. Many people are now using HHO generators for their cars or trucks. The HHO dry cell is a hydrogen generator that creates alternative fuel for vehicles from water.

What is HHO?

HHO stands for 2 parts hydrogen and 1 part oxygen. HHO generators, or HHO cells, use water to produce fuel.

HHO Fuel

HHO fuel is created through the process of electrolysis, which produces oxyhydrogen, hydroxy or what is known as Brown's Gas.

Benefits of HHO

HHO saves on gas costs. HHO is also environmentally friendly; it's a clean burning fuel whose only byproduct is water.

HHO Dry Cell

The HHO dry cell is an HHO generator that is an improvement on the earlier wet cell design. The components of the HHO dry cell keep dry by being outside of the water bath, unlike the wet cell, which is submerged in the water.

Advantages of HHO Dry Cell vs. Wet Cell

The HHO dry cell creates more electrical current than the wet cell, which increases the efficiency of making HHO fuel. The dry cell runs cooler than a wet cell, which keeps it from overheating. The electrical components are also kept dry, which saves them from being destroyed.

References

• Environmental News Network: HHO Generators -- The Surge is Working
• HHO2U: Advantages of a HHO Dry Cell
• Resources by Design: It is Very Easy to Extract Energy From Water