Trulite Introduces All-Inclusive Fuel Cell Power Generation System

  
    
  
  
    
      Trulite, Inc. (OTCBB:TRUL), a developer of fuel cell technology and 
      products, announces the Trulite KH4, a portable fuel cell that generates 
      clean electricity. With 150 watts of continuous generating capacity and 
      up to 200 watts of peak capacity, the Trulite KH4 will be one of the 
      first, and more powerful, portable fuel cells to be introduced into the 
      market.
    
    
      The KH4, which is currently undergoing internal testing, is designed to 
      provide power for residential and commercial users in situations where 
      grid power is not convenient or not available. Key targets for the 
      Trulite KH4 include outdoor enthusiasts, industrial users, homeowners, 
      businesses and other users looking for a safe, portable power source. 
      For example, the KH4 may be used to power 12V and 120V devices, such as 
      a small refrigerator, a laptop computer or a DVD player, quietly and 
      safely while on a camping trip. An industrial user may use a KH4 to 
      recharge power tool batteries at a construction site.
    
    
      “Fuel cells are a next generation technology 
      not only because they provide power when the power grid is not 
      available, but also because they offer a safer, more 
      environmentally-friendly power source than traditional generators,” 
      said Jonathan Godshall, President and CEO, Trulite. “The 
      fuel canisters are compact and can be stored safely for an indefinite 
      period of time, and hydrogen is a renewable resource.”
    
    
      The Trulite KH4 is the result of nearly three years of development and 
      testing. The KH4 technology uses a dry hydride fuel source and a 
      sophisticated control system to deliver hydrogen to the product’s 
      fuel cells, generating only heat and water as byproducts. Moreover, the 
      Trulite KH4 is unique from other current fuel cell products in that it 
      can provide power both from the fuel cell and from its advanced 
      high-energy lithium ion batteries. The two 400 watt-hour fuel cartridges 
      can provide power for up to eight hours with the unit operating at 60 
      percent of capacity.
    
    
      The cost of the fuel is expected to be about the same as the hourly cost 
      for gasoline in a traditional generator. Because of its integration of 
      cartridges and batteries, the KH4 generates power immediately and is 
      able to adapt to appliances that have intermittent energy requirements.
    
    
      About Fuel Cell Technology
    
    
      A fuel cell is a device that generates electricity as hydrogen is 
      combined with oxygen and passes through a membrane, which separates the 
      hydrogen into protons and electrons. The water that results from this 
      process is re-circulated in the Trulite KH4. While the fuel cell 
      generates direct current, alternating current can also be provided by 
      using an inverter.
    
    
      Fuel cells were used as early as the Apollo spaceflight missions to the 
      moon, combining hydrogen and oxygen to provide electricity and drinking 
      water to astronauts. Since that time, they have become the focus of 
      development for stationary and portable power generation systems, and 
      fuel-cell-powered electric vehicles.
    
    
      Products currently utilizing fuel cell technology include fuel cell 
      buses, military applications, auxiliary power units, remote power and 
      other transportation applications.
    
    
      About Trulite
    
    
      Trulite, Inc., incorporated in 2004, is a public (TRUL.OB), emerging 
      technology company engaged in the development and production of fuel 
      cells for the generation of electricity. For more information please 
      visit: www.trulitetech.com.
    
    
      This press release may contain forward-looking statements within the 
      meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and 
      Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. Such 
      forward-looking statements are based on a number of assumptions, 
      including expectations regarding product performance and potential 
      markets. Although Trulite believes these assumptions are reasonable, no 
      assurance can be given that they will prove correct.