Capacity and staging
State the initial and future hydrogen duty, load profile and whether expansion is phased across modules.
A modular PEM electrolyzer platform for higher-capacity industrial hydrogen production, renewable-energy integration, multi-skid projects and applications requiring phased system expansion.
The M-Series provides a modular PEM electrolyzer platform for higher-capacity hydrogen production. The configuration below shows a typical 50 Nm³/h system. Final configuration is confirmed by application review.
| Parameter | Unit | Value / Description |
|---|---|---|
| Hydrogen Production Range | Nm³/h | 10–50 |
| Reference Configuration | Nm³/h | 50 |
| Operating Temperature | °C | 5–65 |
| Hydrogen Purity | % | 99.999 (reference) |
| Dew Point | °C | -70 (reference) |
| Feed Water | / | ASTM D1193 Type I DI Water (>10 MΩ·cm) |
| Maximum Allowable Pressure | MPa | 3.0 |
| Power Supply | V | 380 (reference) |
| Hydrogen Generation Cabinet | L×W×H mm | 3500 × 1300 × 2400 |
| Power Distribution Cabinet | L×W×H mm | 1100 × 1300 × 2400 |
| Reference DC Power Consumption | kWh/Nm³ H₂ | 4.4 |
| Operating Load Range | % | 20–120 |
The above data represents a typical 50 Nm³/h M-Series configuration. Final hydrogen output, system layout, power supply, cabinet arrangement, BoP configuration, cooling method, and purification limits should be confirmed by application review based on exact project conditions.
Configuration review
The required hydrogen duty, delivery condition, site interfaces and acceptance method should be described on the same quotation basis.
State the initial and future hydrogen duty, load profile and whether expansion is phased across modules.
Provide grid or renewable-power characteristics, rectifier boundary and control philosophy.
Define water treatment, gas conditioning, cooling, ventilation, safety and downstream delivery ownership.
Agree FAT conditions, interface checks, documentation and any site acceptance or commissioning scope.
The M-Series is intended for projects where hydrogen capacity, equipment layout, power conversion, cooling, gas handling and future expansion need to be reviewed as one modular system. Final skid quantity and equipment arrangement should be confirmed according to the required production rate, operating profile, site utilities, maintenance access and expansion plan.
Designed for 10–50 Nm³/h hydrogen production where stable, scalable output is required.
Suitable for projects requiring modular equipment arrangement, phased expansion, and service access.
Engineered to couple with solar, wind, hybrid grids, or dedicated power-to-gas infrastructure.
Water, power, cooling, gas handling, and safety controls reviewed as one unified system boundary.
The PEM stack is the electrochemical core, but an M-Series system requires modular stack grouping, skid layout, precision power supply, water treatment, gas-liquid separation, cooling, and safety protection for stable operation.
DI Water Input, Grid/Renewable Power Input
Stack Modules → Power/Rectifier → Water System → Gas Separation → Cooling → Control & Safety
High-Purity Hydrogen Output, Oxygen Vent, Process Heat
The electrochemical core, grouped modularly according to total output demand.
Organizes equipment, piping, wiring, and service access into a scalable footprint.
Supports DI water supply, filtration, circulation, and strict quality maintenance.
Controls electrical input, wide load range management, and power stability.
Separates H2/O2, supports drying, purification, and pressure regulation.
Manages heat load, ventilation, emergency shutdown, and critical interlocks.
The M-Series is suitable for 10–50 Nm³/h hydrogen projects where buyers need modular system design, reliable continuous operation, and engineering support for utilities and downstream integration.
Hydrogen production connected with solar, wind, or hybrid energy systems.
Convert surplus electricity into hydrogen for grid balancing or power-to-gas applications.
On-site hydrogen supply for continuous industrial processes or manufacturing demand.
Projects requiring staged capacity expansion or distributed modular hydrogen generation.
Hydrogen generation for refueling station support or mobility demonstration hubs.
Hydrogen production for independent microgrids, CHP, or multi-energy systems.
System reliability depends on rigorous testing of stack assembly, skid layout, pressure control, electrical behavior, cooling, and safety interlocks. Documentation support ensures the system is traceable and ready for delivery.
Hydrostatic and pneumatic checks on water, gas, and cooling circuits to confirm integrity.
Testing insulation, wiring, voltage-current behavior, PLC response, and signal integrity.
Validating emergency stop, alarms, interlocks, hydrogen detection, and shutdown sequences.
Select the right platform based on your required capacity, installation environment, and project scope.
| Series | Capacity Range | Best For | Recommended When |
|---|---|---|---|
| S-Series Compact | 0.5–1 Nm³/h | Laboratory, R&D, small pilot systems | You need compact output and flexible testing use. |
| H-Series Mid-Range | 5 Nm³/h reference | On-site supply, microgrids, pilot projects | You need mid-range output and stable skid operation. |
| C-Series Industrial | 6–10 Nm³/h | Industrial supply, refueling support | You need continuous production in a standalone cabinet. |
| M-Series Modular | 10–50 Nm³/h | Large projects, multi-skid systems | You need modular layout and expansion planning. |
| Containerized PEM | 50–300 Nm³/h | Outdoor, remote, rapid deployment | You need outdoor installation or site mobility. |
Inquiry
Higher-capacity projects are usually decided at the system boundary, not by the nominal stack output alone. Send the capacity plan, power strategy and site interfaces so HELE can review module count, balance of plant and test scope against the intended duty.
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