I liked the Griggs Hydro Sonic Cavitation Pump a 350W ~ 500W Motor or Engine 7.5HP 3000RPM ~ 4000RPM and 300 ~ 800 holes in a Disc Drum You can get instant hot water or stream (any temp you want)
I want to know what kind of life cycle testing they did. Those electrodes can't be solid graphite. It must be a matrix. I've seen solid graphite cathodes in electrolysis equipment, and they degrade VERY quickly when used with water-based materials.
I had an idea on how to solve this problem by installing a digital thermometer that recycles the water until it has the right temperature. This is better though because you will get the right temp instantly.
It's a small electrode boiler, this technology has been around for years. How is this revolutionary? Also, conventional electric showers heat water instantaneously, yet another thing that's been around for years (any they're smaller, too). "Our company has come up with this *revolutionary* transportation technology (patent pending), we've invested millions of dollars, and we're calling it The Wheel"
@@solexxx8588 Uh, no. An induction heater relies on inducing eddy currents in a ferromagnetic substance, which water isn't. Also induction heating relies on electromagnetic coils to induce the aforementioned eddy currents. I don't see any coils in the device, it's literally just metal plates as used in an electrode boiler, you can see them at 1:27.
Dont hook it to the utility .hook it to another energy source .then there's no peek that can be used as blackmail by a utility . No government control !
What the HELL is this? He says lots of useless details (like cloud connectivity) and does not explain at all how it works (if it does). Than, thermal resistance are the most efficient way to transfer eletric energy into heat.....
@Joshua Kiser No its not. It uses the dissolved minerals in the water to cause the ions in the water to speed up/heat up. It wont work in water with low conductivity. (that is most treated city water) It's a scam.
jajajajaajajaja......i use a electric water heater after the gas water heater and kill the two minutes of cool water using a timer for turn off the electric heater, no loss water and energy....
I liked the Griggs Hydro Sonic Cavitation Pump a 350W ~ 500W Motor or Engine 7.5HP 3000RPM ~ 4000RPM and 300 ~ 800 holes in a Disc Drum You can get instant hot water or stream (any temp you want)
So how come this isn't yet in the market? its been 8 years... Did it not work out as expected?
Probably too efficient.... Bad for energy company $$$$$
Read online reviews. Product keep leaking exploding and catching on fire. I couldn't find 1 good review.
I want to know what kind of life cycle testing they did. Those electrodes can't be solid graphite. It must be a matrix. I've seen solid graphite cathodes in electrolysis equipment, and they degrade VERY quickly when used with water-based materials.
Yes theres something a bit fishy with it. If he was electrolising the water and splitting it then he would be wasting a lot of power..
I think he is alien
1:52 Lost me at an unnecessary phone app. Don't over complicate it.
I had an idea on how to solve this problem by installing a digital thermometer that recycles the water until it has the right temperature.
This is better though because you will get the right temp instantly.
I guess this got shut down real quick
Was it made
It's a small electrode boiler, this technology has been around for years. How is this revolutionary? Also, conventional electric showers heat water instantaneously, yet another thing that's been around for years (any they're smaller, too).
"Our company has come up with this *revolutionary* transportation technology (patent pending), we've invested millions of dollars, and we're calling it The Wheel"
It's an induction heater.
@@solexxx8588 Uh, no. An induction heater relies on inducing eddy currents in a ferromagnetic substance, which water isn't. Also induction heating relies on electromagnetic coils to induce the aforementioned eddy currents. I don't see any coils in the device, it's literally just metal plates as used in an electrode boiler, you can see them at 1:27.
Ok where can I get one ???
Dont hook it to the utility .hook it to another energy source .then there's no peek that can be used as blackmail by a utility .
No government control !
Could you elaborate a bit on this re: Blackmail and another power source? (Battery?) - if its cloud monitored it already monitored,
Can this be adapted to a homes hot water heating system?
I'm not getting a picture.
Does it scale up like regular water heater? How do you flush it out?
Heatworks water heater
What the HELL is this? He says lots of useless details (like cloud connectivity) and does not explain at all how it works (if it does). Than, thermal resistance are the most efficient way to transfer eletric energy into heat.....
Sounds like a type of electrolysis. Not cavitation by wheel , though there is a company that produces a product like that.
@Joshua Kiser No its not. It uses the dissolved minerals in the water to cause the ions in the water to speed up/heat up. It wont work in water with low conductivity. (that is most treated city water) It's a scam.
It needs to be more sleek
Fuuny
Its a ceramic plate infared instant water heater. Big fuking invention my ass
is it me or at some angles he looks a little like David Goggins?
The Chinese don't respect patents & will just copy this & produce it cheaper may not last or be recyclable but that's not a factor in China.
thought it was mussolini from the thumbnail
Yay finally :)
It's a marketing plan not a standard alone water heater.
Crack the code ? Bull
Electrodes ? Small electric heater
Useless
jajajajaajajaja......i use a electric water heater after the gas water heater and kill the two minutes of cool water using a timer for turn off the electric heater, no loss water and energy....