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Kraftwerk powers any kinds of laptops or mobile devices with a standard USB connector. Device can work in all weather conditions and fits in the palm of your hand. Kraftwerk is not a battery. It is a fuel cell, and it runs on butane. Butane is what people use to refill zippo lighter.

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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/265641170/kraftwerk-highly-innovative-portable-power-plant kraftwerk - highly innovative portable power plant A totally new energy supply technology for mobile electronic devices. Efficient and permanently independent of the power grid, krafter can be refueled in seconds. kraftwerk - your freedom of power kraftwerk opens up a whole new dimension in freedom and independence wehn it comes to supplying your mobile electronic devices with energy.

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The current version of kraftwerk provides two watts of continuous output and 10 W of peak power. Empty, the cell weighs 160 grams; with a full tank, it weighs about 200 g, or less than half a pound. According to Thomas Pessara, CFO of eZelleron, one full tank provides about 11 iPhone charges, though the cell can be used for a variety of devices, including cameras, computers, iPods, etc. Best of all, refilling the cell is easy and cheap, as butane is available everywhere.

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The prototype was produces by eZelleron,Inc in November 2014. After November the company launched a kickstarter campaign to fund the production. The expectations were so high about the campaign and it was a huge success. Overall $500,000 including donations. Kraftwerk is protected by 27 patent applications and has received interest from distributors following the Kickstater.

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Dr, Sascha Kuehn, The CEO of eZellorn said"A friend of mine was looking for lighter gas for his lighter and at the same time I was looking for a place to recharge my smartphone,” he said, “but it was much easier to get lighter gas than to find a place to recharge a smartphone. I was already working on fuel cell technology at that time, so I combined both – trying to make a smartphone charger powered by gas."

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