These savings are due to improved combustion characteristics of the fuel-air mixture through the addition of HHO (hydrogen-oxygen mixture), produced during electrolysis.
HHO has high flammability and a low ignition temperature, which initiates more complete and uniform combustion of the main mixture in the combustion chamber.
This results in:
- Increased engine thermal efficiency
- Reduced formation of unburned hydrocarbons and soot
- Reduced heat loss (more complete utilization of combustion energy)
- Improved stoichiometric air-fuel ratio
During ECU (Engine Control Unit) adjustments, the lambda control system detects a lean mixture (reduced residual oxygen in the exhaust) and automatically reduces fuel delivery to achieve the optimal AFR (Air-Fuel Ratio).
This allows the engine to consume less fuel without altering the factory settings.
The energy additive in the form of HNO also helps reduce detonation, temperature and mechanical wear, which in the long term improves the overall condition of the engine.