The new eCat.com has apparently begun taking orders for the 1MW plant and pre-orders for the 5 kilowatt Home unit.
eCat.com - Cold Fusion Revolution
ECAT.com – Andrea Rossi’s Energy Catalyzer, E-Cat
Cold fusion is a subject that has been debated for many years, but what used to be a discussion about research has now moved on to the next level where products based on cold fusion technology are at the centre. Many consider the term LENR (Low Energy Nuclear Reaction) to be a more accurate description of the physical reaction which is producing the excess energy observed by a large number of independent researchers and scientists.
Cold fusion, or LENR, has been recognized by the scientific community for decades, but only now has a continuous and stable output of several kilowatts been successfully generated. Andrea Rossi is the man behind the final leap. It took him almost 18 years to develop the Energy Catalyzer (E-CAT), a device which produces excess heat and which will be the core of a new product range in the energy sector. With a completely green technology leaving neither toxic nor radioactive waste, Rossi’s ECAT has the potential to be the solution to the global energy problem. During 2011/2012, ECAT.com will collect pre-orders and provide answers to inquires from potential customers. Due to the high expected demand for ECAT products, orders will be put on a waiting list and delivery is scheduled for 2012 (depending on product).
ECAT Home Units
Home ECAT units will not be available until 2012-2013 due to rigid testing, certification and regulation processes. The 3D-rendering below is a hypothetical image what it could look like for domestic use.
If you are interested in knowing more about this device for your home, please use our contact form to the right to sign up for the pre-order list. The sign-up is non-binding which means that you will be prioritized for delivery once the product is rolled out – but you are in no way committed to buy the product.
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