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Used Proton Energy Systems H4 Hydrogen Generator – 4 Nm³/Hr H2 Output at 218 PSIG

Illinois, United States
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Overview
Gas Generators

Manufacturer Information
Proton Energy Systems
Proton Energy Systems is known for hydrogen-generation technology based on water electrolysis. Its hydrogen generator systems are designed to produce hydrogen on site for compatible industrial, laboratory, research, energy, and process applications, reducing the need for delivered hydrogen in suitable installations.
The H-Series H4 is an on-site hydrogen generation system designed to provide a controlled hydrogen supply at elevated discharge pressure.
Description
Available for sale is a used Proton Energy Systems H-Series Hydrogen Generator, Model H4, built in 2017.
The H4 has a rated hydrogen production capacity of approximately 4 Nm³/hour of H₂ and provides hydrogen at an output pressure of up to 15 barg (approximately 218 PSIG).
Designed for on-site hydrogen generation, the system can provide a dedicated source of hydrogen for compatible industrial and research processes where a consistent gas supply is required.
The unit is designed to operate within an ambient temperature range of approximately 5°C to 50°C (41°F to 122°F) and requires 3-phase, 60 Hz, 480 VAC electrical service.
With its 4 Nm³/hr hydrogen production rate and 15 barg output pressure, this Proton Energy Systems H4 offers an alternative to delivered hydrogen for facilities with appropriate utilities, ventilation, gas handling, monitoring, and safety infrastructure.
Specifications

Specification
Details

Manufacturer
Proton Energy Systems

Series
H-Series

Model
H4

Equipment Type
Hydrogen Generator

Hydrogen Product Rate
4 Nm³/hr

Product Gas
Hydrogen (H₂)

Hydrogen Output Pressure
15 barg / Approx. 218 PSIG

Ambient Temperature Range
5–50°C / 41–122°F

Electrical
3 Phase / 60 Hz / 480 VAC

Year Built
2017

Condition
Used

Typical Applications

On-site hydrogen generation
Industrial hydrogen supply
Laboratory hydrogen supply
Research and development
Fuel-cell research
Controlled-atmosphere processes
Materials processing
Chemical processing
Electronics applications
Energy research
Hydrogen system testing
Specialty industrial processes

Processes & Equipment This Hydrogen Generator Could Supply

Fuel-cell test stands
Research laboratories
Hydrogen research systems
Compatible chemical processes
Controlled-atmosphere equipment
Materials research equipment
Electronics processing systems
Catalyst research
Hydrogen blending research systems
Process development equipment
Industrial hydrogen-consuming equipment
Other compatible hydrogen applications

Hydrogen is a highly flammable gas. Installation and operation require appropriate engineering controls, ventilation, gas detection, pressure protection, electrical classification where applicable, and compliance with relevant codes and manufacturer requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions

How much hydrogen can the H4 produce? The Proton Energy Systems H4 has a rated hydrogen product rate of approximately 4 Nm³/hour.

What is the hydrogen outlet pressure? The stated hydrogen output pressure is 15 barg, or approximately 218 PSIG.

What electrical service is required? The generator requires 3-phase, 60 Hz, 480 VAC electrical service.

What ambient temperatures can the system operate in? The specified ambient operating range is approximately 5°C to 50°C (41°F to 122°F).

What is an on-site hydrogen generator used for? It provides hydrogen at the point of use for compatible research, industrial, laboratory, energy, and process applications, potentially reducing dependence on delivered hydrogen.

Can Aaron Equipment assist with shipping and logistics? Yes. Aaron Equipment can assist with loading, freight coordination, domestic and international shipping, and logistics planning for hydrogen generators and other industrial gas-processing equipment.

Specs

On-site hydrogen generation
Industrial hydrogen supply
Laboratory hydrogen supply
Research and development
Fuel-cell research
Controlled-atmosphere processes
Materials processing
Chemical processing
Electronics applications
Energy research
Hydrogen system testing
Specialty industrial processes

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