Portable Fuel Cell Generator for RVers by Protonex
SOUTHBOROUGH, Mass.--Protonex Technology Corporation, a provider of advanced fuel cell power systems for portable, remote and mobile applications, will preview its new M250-B 250 watt fuel cell hybrid power system at the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA) trade show, December 2-4, 2008, in Louisville, Kentucky.
The new M250-B system is designed to provide clean and quiet power for RV enthusiasts without the noise, odour, vibration, and carbon footprint associated with conventional generators. The power system is expected to offer RV owners freedom from noise, generator curfews and independence from RV shore power hook-ups’Äîadvantages not previously available to RV owners.
The M250-B power system leverages breakthrough advances in fuel cell and hybrid power technology developed by Protonex. The proprietary technology blends the advantages of a fuel cell power generator with conventional hybrid batteries, eliminating the many disadvantages associated with gasoline or diesel generators. To power the system, the M250-B will run on safe, clean, biodegradable methanol fuel. The system is configured to seamlessly integrate with existing power components typically found in an RV, including deep cycle batteries, inverters, generators, chargers, solar panels, and alternators.
’ÄúThe M250-B product we are previewing at this year’Äôs RVIA represents an important milestone for Protonex as we gear up to expand into key commercial markets. The M250-B power system is a direct example of our ability to commercialize the latest Protonex technological advancements into innovative, high value hybrid power solutions,’Äù stated Scott Pearson, CEO of Protonex.
Initial availability of the Protonex M250-B system is expected to be in the first half of calendar 2009.