Lavo's integrated fuel cell is a key component of its home energy systems, designed to efficiently convert stored hydrogen back into usable electricity and heat. Seamlessly connected to the metal hydride storage units, the fuel cell operates through an electrochemical reaction between hydrogen (from storage) and oxygen (from the air), producing electricity with only water vapor as a byproduct. This integration ensures minimal energy loss during conversion, with efficiency levels optimized for residential use. The fuel cell also captures waste heat generated during operation, which is redirected to the home's heating system, enhancing overall energy utilization. Its compact size allows for easy installation alongside other system components, while its quiet operation ensures it fits unobtrusively into household environments. By working in tandem with hydrogen storage and renewable energy inputs, Lavo's integrated fuel cell provides a reliable, continuous power supply, bridging gaps in renewable generation and supporting household energy autonomy.