Laboratory Hydrogen Generator

G4800

The Hydrogen G4800 generator is Caustic-Free, Maintenance-Free, and made using Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) Solid Electrolyte technology. It is a laboratory-sized hydrogen generator built for numerous GC, FID and carrier gas applications. It is often referred to as the “Lab Server” as one G4800 is powerful enough to handle a variety of carrier gas requirements.

Small labs can utilize G4800 generators to meet their demand for constant safe and pure supply of on-site hydrogen on a consistent basis.

Large lab facilities can take advantage of the onsite hydrogen generation by installing a G4800 generator that works as “lab server.” These systems are capable of delivering a stream of pure and consistent quality gas at the tap of a switch, anytime and anywhere.

These laboratory-sized hydrogen generators are safe as they eliminate the risk of explosion and high safety regulation costs that come with storing hydrogen gas cylinders.

The on-site generators can continue to produce pure and constant gas without the need to exchange tanks so your lab can work even without your constant monitoring.

They are cost effective due to considerably lower operating costs, low maintenance and negligible safety requirements.

The generators can be installed easily within minutes, and it needs only deionized water and electricity to deliver consistent and pure hydrogen for lab use.

Main Features:

Compact size
Noiseless operation
99.9999+% purity
Auto fill water control
Water purity monitor
Purge air flow system
Low maintenance
Load following
Auto leak detection

Key Components:

Hydrogen Phase separator to split hydrogen gas from deionized water
D.I Water polishing bed helps in maintaining water purity before it comes in contact with the cell stack
Combustible gas detector identifies any leakage within the system
Cell Stack separates water and hydrogen from the deionized water using PEM technology
Hydrogen Gas drier aids in removing hydrogen gas to improve purity
Circulation pump circulates the deionized water throughout the system
Oxygen phase separator splits oxygen from water exiting through the cell stack