Hydrogen Booster versus HHO Generator

A hydrogen booster is a device that electrolyzes water and injects the resulting H2 or HHO gas into the vehicle's intake system. Most people use terms like hydrogen booster, HHO generator, hydrogen fuel injection and HHO gas injection interchangeably.

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There are a few manufacturers however who like to distinguish their hydrogen boosters from HHO gas generators. Many argue that these are simply selling points. According to those who sell hydrogen boosters who actually have their devices electrolyze water and then separate the hydrogen from the oxygen, there are a couple of points to be made.

First, the manufacturers say that hydrogen boosters won't cause hydrogen embrittlement issues and that HHO generators over time will cause this problem. Manufacturers of HHO generators (oxyhydrogen gas) say that too little hydrogen is injected into the cylinders to cause embrittlement and this is simply a selling point and not a point of fact.

The sellers of hydrogen boosters also say that since oxygen is not injected into the car's intake system, the MAP, MAF or O2 sensors won't have to be adjusted as they will on HHO generators. According to those who sell HHO boosters, more MPG's can be gained by leaning out the gas / air mixture with their product that those that run hydrogen only.

It must be noted that most manufacturers who say they are selling hydrogen boosters including the biggest names in the industry such as the Canadian Hydrogen Energy Company and Hy-Drive Technologies are actually selling HHO generators.

So, be that as it may, whether you have a hydrogen booster or an HHO generator, they both operate in similar fashion. Both electrolyze water, usually with some electrolyte added and inject the resulting gas into the vehicle's intake system.

The hydrogen gas helps the gasoline or diesel fuel burn more cleanly and completely on an atomic level, thus reducing emissions and improving mileage. Hydrogen boosters are currently being used in South Korea, Canada and the U. S. in large numbers and are being sold by large corporations and small enterprises alike.