MetroVolt is the data-center housing of the same D-3He burner: the longer central-cell configuration, for behind-the-meter campus power. It is deliberately the last product in the sequence because it must clear the highest bars, including a helium-3 supply at scale.
MetroVolt is the burner's reference physics in a longer central cell: the same D-3He mirror, the same direct-conversion architecture, the same closure gates. A longer cell means more fusion power and a larger helium-3 appetite — the enabling fuel condition that puts this housing last in line.
A data-center campus buys firm, clean power with no fuel logistics and no long-lived waste. MetroVolt delivers that from a machine whose direct conversion needs no steam cycle — but only once closure physics and a helium-3 supply at scale both arrive.
| Configuration | behind-the-meter data center |
| Housing | longer central cell |
| Physics | burner reference point, gated |
| Closure gates | plug density ratio, electron DEC |
| Sequence | last product; highest bars |