Is that a power station in your pocket? Charger has fuel cell built in to replenish gadgets using lighter gas


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It is a new way to ensure your phone is always charged - and one that doesn't require a wall socket.

A German firm has revealed a pocket charger which contains its own fuel cell.

It runs on gas usually used in lighters, converted into electricity by the internal fuel cell.

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Each refuel takes three seconds, and can charge 11 iPhones fully

Each refuel takes three seconds, and can charge 11 iPhones fully

HOW IT WORKS 

The system converts standard camping gas or lighter gas – cheaply available all over the world – directly into electricity. 

The highly efficient device is easily refilled again and again in just three seconds the firm says, and each refuel can charge 11 iPhones.

German company eZelleron Inc., based in Dresden, has developed the new charger which can power smartphones, tablets or even GoPro cameras

The firm says it is a 'quantum leap in terms of performance and availability compared to conventional battery chargers.'

'Kraftwerk really is a small portable power station,' it says.

'The handy and extremely lightweight device provides reliable power anytime, anywhere, and absolutely never needs to be connected to an electricity supply or a power outlet.' 

The system converts standard camping gas or lighter gas – cheaply available all over the world – directly into electricity. 

The highly efficient device is easily refilled again and again in just three seconds the firm says, and each refuel can charge 11 iPhones. 

'With just one charge of gas it makes the user completely independent for weeks.'

Already available in a range of flawlessly functional prototypes, eZelleron Inc. wants to launch kraftwerk on the market in November/December 2015

A capable partner for mass production has already been found. 

In order to fund the necessary steps until then – including two comprehensive test phases – the company has now launched a campaign on the crowd-funding platform Kickstarter.

The pocket power plant will be available in a range of colours

The pocket power plant will be available in a range of colours

Already available in a range of prototypes, eZelleron wants to launch kraftwerk on the market in November/December 2015.

Already available in a range of prototypes, eZelleron wants to launch kraftwerk on the market in November/December 2015.

'kraftwerk enables you to generate your own energy using a small, handy device – in such large amounts that you can run your iPhone, tablet, or even your GoPro camera for weeks!' the firm claims on its Kickstarter page.

'Now we have successfully brought kraftwerk to production standard, based on an entire series of flawlessly functioning prototypes. 

'It is protected by more than 27 patent applications. 

'We have qualified industrial partners ready to start series production. 



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