AquaVolta® Nafion 117 Hydrogen generator

AquaVolta® Nafion 117 Hydrogen Generator for the inhalation & infusion (gassing) of hydrogen gas (H2)

AquaVolta® Nafion 117 H2 Generator including an O2 output for inhalation of H2 & O2. The SPE / PEM electrodes of older generators were made of pure titanium.
However, this latest DuPont technology (MEA) used the highest quality platinum coated titanium electrodes from Japan. The H2 flow is up to 300 ml / min.

The AquaVolta® Nafion 117 is both a hydrogen gas generator and an H2 enriched water infuser. To produce hydrogen water, simply put the hose in a bottle of water for a few minutes and let it bubble or use the AquaVolta® Hydrogen Infuser, which is available separately.

Using the AquaVolta® Nafion 117 as an H2 inhalator

To set it up, first add double distilled water to the water tank. Fill it up between the lower and upper markings of the scale line on the front Water Level Indicator. Make sure that you use the funnel when filling. Spilling water into the machine itself can cause damage.

Please fill water and soak for about 30 minutes when you use it for the first time, because the electrolytic plate is dry in transit.

• Remove the protective cover on the H2 outlet
• Connect the nasal inhaler into this outlet
• Connect the power cord to the power supply unit
• Plug in the machine to an electrical outlet

Switching on the machine

• Use the "Setting" button at the top of the machine to set the desired session time and flow rate.
• Inhalation time: By pressing the setting button once, you can increase the session time in 10-minute increments up to a maximum of 180 minutes. After 180, another press brings it back to zero.
• H2 flow rate: You can choose between "Low", "Medium" and "High" flow rates. Low produces H2 at about 100 parts per liter of airflow, Medium is about 200 and High goes up to about 300.

Caution: Only use distilled water and do not allow the membrane to dry out

For hydrogen machines, the type of water shall be zero TDS-PPM. For this reason you may only use double distilled water.

The other thing to look out for is the membrane that produces the hydrogen, which can dry out if the machine is not used for several months. If you ever allow this to happen, simply follow the cleaning instructions below.

Regular cleaning instructions

If the flow rate to your inhaler decreases, the most likely cause is that solids dissolved in water have come into contact with the electrodes. The electrodes should then be cleaned as follows.

• Step 1: Drain the water
• Step 2: Prepare 75 ml of medical alcohol, mix it with 1500 ml of distilled water, then pour into the water tank and let it soak for 2 minutes
• Step 3: Check if the H2 flow increases. Once the normal flow rate is reached, drain the mixture of alcohol and distilled water and fill the water tank with pure distilled water.

Note: The MEA-PEM membrane has been tested and is guaranteed to produce pure H2 for 5000 hours.

That's 5,000 days (about 14 years) if you use it for one hour a day! Clinics or therapy practices that use the AquaVolta® Nafion 117 for 8 to 10 hours a day would have to replace the MEA-PEM membrane after about 2 years.