What is hydrogen-rich irrigation water?
Irrigation water carrying dissolved molecular hydrogen at nano-bubble scale. The HERO Irrigation system generates hydrogen by electrolysis and dissolves it into the irrigation stream as sub-micron bubbles, which remain suspended far longer than conventionally aerated water and deliver hydrogen directly to the root zone.
What does the HERO Irrigation Hydrogen Nano-bubble System do?
It installs in-line with your existing irrigation mains and continuously enriches irrigation water with hydrogen nano-bubbles — 20 L/min output at 2,000–4,000 ppb dissolved hydrogen and 99.99% hydrogen purity — supporting root-zone oxygenation and plant-physiology response across the growing season.
Which growing operations is it designed for?
Commercial glasshouses, nurseries, vertical farms, hydroponic operations, vineyards and turf — any controlled-environment or intensive horticultural operation running a pressurised irrigation main.
Do I need to redesign my existing irrigation infrastructure?
No. The system retrofits in-line — full-flow or bypass — on existing irrigation mains, runs from a single-phase 220–240 V supply, and requires no changes to driplines, emitters, dosing systems or climate computers.
What are the key specifications?
20 L/min irrigation-water output; 2,000–4,000 ppb dissolved hydrogen; 99.99% hydrogen purity; sub-micron nano-bubble dispersion; stainless-steel wetted path; rated for continuous 24/7 irrigation-cycle duty.
How much does it cost and how do I order?
US$16,311 DDP worldwide. Order directly through the secure checkout on this page, or request a pro-forma invoice — both include remote-guided commissioning.
What does DDP delivery include?
Delivered Duty Paid to your site — freight, duties and import handling are covered in the listed price. Remote-guided commissioning is included, so your own team completes the in-line connection with our engineers on call.
Who makes the HERO Irrigation system?
It is engineered and supplied by YBG Group International Limited, built on the group's oxyhydrogen and electrolysis engineering heritage since 1985. The consumer and grower-resource presentation of the same system lives at hydrogenmachines.com.au.