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=Options=
https://docs.google.com/a/opensourceecology.org/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqmZomxPTKkodDY5aFBPQ0ZqSV8xMTN4WE43dnVWV2c#gid=0
https://docs.google.com/a/opensourceecology.org/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqmZomxPTKkodDY5aFBPQ0ZqSV8xMTN4WE43dnVWV2c#gid=0


*EcoJohn - $4k to ash. Dry, has separation. Small water reservoir for cleaning. Uses fan/rotor power + bulk power of propane or diesel.
*EcoJohn - $4k to ash. Dry, has separation. Small water reservoir for cleaning. Uses fan/rotor power + bulk power of propane or diesel.
*Incinolet - bakes it all, including the mandatory liner-per-dump. Weekly cleanout, for only $1849 + 20 cent liner a dump
*Incinolet - bakes it all, including the mandatory liner-per-dump. Weekly cleanout, for only $1849 + 20 cent liner a dump
*Storburn - propane - [http://www.storburn.ca/specs.html]
*Storburn - propane - [http://www.storburn.ca/specs.html] - $4k
=Legal=
#Legality may vary depending on your jurisdiction. Example 1 [https://www.barnstablecountyhealth.org/resources/publications/compendium-of-information-on-alternative-onsite-septic-system-technology/incinerating-toilets].
#Composting toilets are legal in some states, others, not - [https://www.hunker.com/13417656/states-that-allow-composting-toilets]
#Legal in some states like Oregon, with caveat of another toilet being on site [https://greywateraction.org/composting-toilet-codes-and-regulations/]
 
=Conclusion=
=Conclusion=
*It appears that an electric separating toilet is not avaialable on the market.
*It appears that an electric separating toilet is not avaialable on the market.

Latest revision as of 03:26, 25 October 2021

Options

https://docs.google.com/a/opensourceecology.org/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqmZomxPTKkodDY5aFBPQ0ZqSV8xMTN4WE43dnVWV2c#gid=0

  • EcoJohn - $4k to ash. Dry, has separation. Small water reservoir for cleaning. Uses fan/rotor power + bulk power of propane or diesel.
  • Incinolet - bakes it all, including the mandatory liner-per-dump. Weekly cleanout, for only $1849 + 20 cent liner a dump
  • Storburn - propane - [1] - $4k

Legal

  1. Legality may vary depending on your jurisdiction. Example 1 [2].
  2. Composting toilets are legal in some states, others, not - [3]
  3. Legal in some states like Oregon, with caveat of another toilet being on site [4]

Conclusion

  • It appears that an electric separating toilet is not avaialable on the market.

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