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Frequently Asked Questions

The questions operators ask most often, answered plainly.

FAQ

Questions.

Which system suits my engine?

Size by displacement: A-450 for 1.0–1.8 L, A-675 for 2.0–2.5 L, A-900 for 2.7–7.0 L, H-Power for continuous-duty applications up to 7.0 L, DH-Power for engines up to 16.0 L.

Do you install the system?

No. Supply is hardware only. Installation is carried out by your own qualified technician using the installation guide. The fitment is non-destructive and reversible.

What water does it need?

Purified or deionized water only, TDS at or below 5 µS/cm, through the inline resin filter. Tap water will foul the membrane stack.

How often is the resin filter replaced?

Every 6 to 9 months in normal service. Replacement filters are available as an accessory.

Is hydrogen stored onboard?

No. Gas is generated on demand while the engine runs and consumed immediately.

Will it void my engine warranty?

The system does not modify the fuel system, injectors or ECU and is fully reversible. Check the terms of your specific OEM warranty; we supply documentation on request.

Is it compatible with DPF and SCR?

Yes. It operates upstream of combustion and does not alter after-treatment dosing.

What fuel saving should we plan for?

Up to 15% under favorable conditions, materially less on light-load or high-idle duty. Plan around a measured trial on your own equipment.

What is the warranty period?

12-month limited manufacturer warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship.

How is it shipped?

Free worldwide delivery. Duties and taxes are prepaid on a DDP basis where the destination permits prepayment; otherwise the carrier collects on arrival.

Can we buy one unit before committing?

Yes. Systems are sold outright at published prices specifically so operators can trial hardware on their own equipment.

Are there emissions-compliance considerations in the United States?

Aftermarket devices affecting emissions-related systems are subject to federal and state rules, including California requirements. Buyers are responsible for compliance in their jurisdiction.
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