Brown’s Gas is named after the famous inventor Research Professor Yull Brown, an Australian citizen who passed away in 1996.  Brown’s Gas is a unique gas being a stoichiometric intermingled compound of hydrogen and oxygen gases produced from distilled water using the process of electrolysis to break water down to its constituent elements of two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen, into H₂O.  HHO is an acronym for H₂O.

One liter of water generates 1,866 liters of hho gas per hour (1.86 standard cubic meters SCM) using 3 to 4 Kw of electricity per hour.

Yes, it is completely safe in the workplace.  Brown’s Gas is not dangerous to humans, in fact, it is used in medical circles as a therapeutic gas for inhalation purposes.  Brown’s Gas is not dangerous.  Obviously, it is flammable in combustion, however, in open air it dissipates quickly.  Brown’s Gas is well known to implode rather than explode.  The Brown’s Gas flame is a set of implosions as opposed to other fuels that explode.

Brown’s Gas burns in a completely environmentally friendly manner without any pollutants. The gas simply becomes water vapor again after combustion.  In fact, hho does not take oxygen from the atmosphere to burn, it burns in its own mantle of oxygen.  HHO can burn in outer space and underwater.

Yes, Brown’s Gas is carried on the air intake of any plant and acts as a catalyst for the more complete combustion of any fuel.  Our Case Study shows a 16% reduction in low calorific value fuels.

Fuels burn more completely meaning less fuel is needed for the same process, and as nearly all the fuel is burnt little of it escapes as emissions to cause pollution.

Meaning, Brown’s Gas saves you a lot of money.

Brown’s Gas is generated cheaply on-site using distilled water, electrolyte, and electricity as inputs.