HydroVitality® – Oxy-Hydrogen Inhalation System

HydroVitality®

Oxy-Hydrogen Inhalation System

HydroVitality® is an advanced oxy-hydrogen (HHO) inhalation system developed by Water Fuel Engineering, designed for use in wellness, rehabilitation, spa environments, sports facilities, and controlled home settings.

The system generates oxy-hydrogen gas (HHO) — a stoichiometric mixture of 66% hydrogen and 33% oxygen — through high-purity electrolysis. The gas is produced and used on demand, without storage, supporting a high level of operational safety and efficiency.

Key Advantages

• Fan-free operation for exceptionally quiet use

• Membrane-free electrolysis, ensuring consistent gas balance and long service life

• Compact and lightweight design, suitable for professional and private environments

• Touchscreen control interface, allowing selection of session duration

• Low power consumption with high output efficiency

Applications

HydroVitality® is suitable for:

• oxy-hydrogen inhalation sessions;

• preparation of oxy-hydrogen enriched water;

• wellness and recovery programs;

• relaxation and lifestyle support routines.

The system is used in:

• wellness and spa centers;

• rehabilitation and aesthetic studios;

• sports clubs and fitness facilities;

• senior care and specialized therapy rooms.

Technical Highlights

• Gas purity: 99.9%

• Gas output: up to 1000 ml/min

• Operating time: up to 16 hours per day

• Water capacity: 1 liter

• Power consumption: approximately 95.5 W

• Compact tabletop design

Quality & Compliance

HydroVitality® is manufactured in accordance with internationally recognized standards, including:

• ISO 9001 (Quality Management)

• ISO 13485 (Medical Devices Quality Management)

• ISO 14971 (Risk Management)

• CE conformity for electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility

The technology behind HydroVitality® has been the subject of ongoing academic research and has received multiple international innovation awards.

Important note:
HydroVitality® is intended for wellness and supportive use and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.