H2Light

The H2Light Function and purpose Abstract: The water chamber of the H2Light is separated; one side function as the electrolyzer and the other side as a convention hydro cell. The electrolyzer is a polymer electrolyte membrane, the electrolytic process is created by photovoltaic process via cathode & anode. The photovoltaic process is created by embedded semiconducting materials in the top of the H2Light unit. The hydrogen fuel is created by the chemical reaction; flow fields to PEM to cathode (positive ions) to anode (negative ions) creating the electrical circuit that low watt LED diode is connected to, emitting light. The unit is a small form factor (~7 inch in length). It can be used as a light wand for personal use or as an overhead light in remote areas where electricity is unavailable or off grid scenarios. The unit is designed so a small hole can be opened in the roof and the H2Light can be inserted (hence the l arms on the side act as anchor points) leaving the Photocell exposed to a southern sky. Expected light usage to be 4-6 hours. It can operate with any water source.