Single chamber membrane-free microbial electrolysis cell (MEC) was operated for the assessment of exoelectrogenic bacteria (EB) growth at carbon felt anode and resultant hydrogen (H2) production at abiotic cathodes, made using cold rolling (VITO-CoRE™) and casting (VITO-CASE™) methods. Progressive enrichment of EB was observed on anode during 70days of operation at an applied potential of +0.2V vs Ag/AgCl, and a maximum current density (CD) of 330.59mA/m2 (1.38mA) was recorded. H2 production at selected abiotic cathodes was observed, when the enriched bioanode was coupled to them in galvanostat mode between 0.1 and 1.0mA current range for 10min each. Higher H2 production of 114.46±3.75mL/m2 was documented with VITO-CoRE™ at 0.6mA, while 102.76±3.75mL/m2 was recorded with VITO-CASE™ at 0.8mA of current application. This study demonstrates the feasibility of H2 production on abiotic cathodes using enriched bioanode at low current densities.