"HORIZON FUEL CELL TECHNOLOGIES"

Introduce the Value of Reducing Carbon Footprint.

The Wind to Hydrogen Science Education Kit enables students to invent their own clean energy applications using a small electric motor powered by a fuel cell.

The reversible fuel cell combines the functions of an electrolyzer and a fuel cell into ONE device.

Students Investigate Alternative Energy Forms

Hydrocar introduces students to the hybrid technology that is fueling today’s automotive revolution!

Organize a DIY race, fueled by hydrogen generated electricity!

HYDROFILL PRO is a refueling station designed for easy and automatic refilling of HYDROSTIK PRO metal hydride cartridges (not included). 'Hydrogen on demand' desktop refueling station. Hydrogen recharging in the lab? Fill‘er up!

Pressure regulator allows you to release hydrogen from Hydrostik PRO.

HYDROSTIK PRO is a convenient hydrogen storage solution to fuel your hydrogen powered devices. You will need a source of hydrogen like the Hydrofill Pro to charge the supplied Hydrostik Pro cartridge with hydrogen.

Use Clean Energy to Power a Car that You Build!

Use the PEM Electrolyzer to produce hydrogen and oxygen using only pure water and an external power source. Take your pick of power sources, all available from Horizon: small solar cell, wind turbines, fuel cells, mechanical hand cranks, or batteries. Using the high-tech proton exchange membrane, this tiny electrolyzer will produce hydrogen for use in any classroom or laboratory activities.

PEM fuel cells for education purposes, created by a leading industrial fuel cell manufacturer. Generate hydrogen using whichever Horizon kit you like and, once it’s applied to the fuel cell, stand back and watch as electricity is generated using nothing more than oxygen taken directly from the ambient air!

Build Your Own Fuel Cell Car!

Have your students explore the alternatives to hydrogen and methanol as fuel with this kit.

Build a miniature power generation system that converts wind into electrical energy.

Demonstrate the principles of wind energy, hydrogen fuel cells, electrolysis and basic electronics.