The popular conception is that Cold Fusion was faux science from the 1980's, but it would appear to be a real thing and that gizmos can be built to exploit the Cold Fusion effect.
At a press conference held in Bologna, Professor Sergio Focardi and Eng. Andrea A. Rossi, both of the University of Bologna, demonstrated a cold fusion device capable of producing more than 10 kilowatts of heat power while only consuming a fraction of that energy. This means quite an energy gain from the cold fusion effect.
At it's peak it generated 15,000 watts of heat requiring only 400 watts of heat input.
It wasn't just a technology demonstration, but a promise that they would be going into production making these devices. The first units are supposed to ship in three months, with mass production commencing by the end of 2011.
They claim the device is highly reliable and that modules can be combined in both series and parallel arrangements to reach any power level. They've used some of the devices continuously for the last 2 years to heat their factory.
See: Cold Fusion getting hot with 10kw heater prepping for market
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