Commercial-use hydrogen-oxygen inhaler 'my mother'
Generates up to 670,000 ppm of HHO gas at a rate of 700 to 3,000 cc per minute, allowing for efficient inhalation even in a short time.
"My mother" is a hydrogen-oxygen inhaler that can generate a high concentration of hydrogen + oxygen mixed gas at approximately 700cc to 3,000cc per minute. Traditionally, the dry cell method was considered difficult to manufacture, but "my mother" has made it practical. This method, which performs electrolysis by spraying water, excels in cooling efficiency and allows for long hours of continuous operation while minimizing water usage. It achieves high-efficiency HHO gas generation even in a compact size. By introducing "my mother," a stable supply of high-concentration HHO gas can be provided, creating an efficient hydrogen inhalation environment in medical institutions, nursing facilities, rehabilitation centers, and more. It demonstrates effective reducing power in a short time, enhancing user satisfaction and the quality of care. With continuous operation and a space-saving design, it increases operational efficiency without being limited by installation environments, contributing to improved service value. 【Features】 ■ Suppresses internal heat generation, enabling long hours of continuous operation ■ Hydrogen-oxygen gas does not accumulate inside the device, significantly reducing explosion risks ■ The structure prevents the electrode plates from directly contacting water, minimizing device degradation and achieving long lifespan ■ Flexible response to installation sites and operational needs with a variety of options Companies considering installation are welcome to consult with us at any time.
- Company：ユーピー
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