Rota Loo 2000

The huge capacity of the 2000 makes it particularly suitable for public toilet facilities where the site is environmentally sensitive, where water is in short supply, or where a low maintenance facility is required. The Rota-Loo 2000 provides an environment that allows human waste to be treated by a method that has taken ‘Nature’ millions of years to evolve…NATURAL HYGIENIC COMPOSTING.

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Description

Description

Rota-Loos are made in several sizes. The number of people that each size is suited to will vary, depending on the installation and the favourable composting conditions that can be generated.

RL-2000 Capacity: 20+ people full-time
Dimensions: 190cm W x 190cm L x 95cm H
Fan power requirement: 240V or 12V
Weight: 300kg

This package comes includes:

  • Rota-Loo chamber, turntable, access door and lid
  • 8 composting bins
  • Filter pack
  • Air inlet filter
  • Decktite x 4
  • Composting bin trolley
  • Fan housing and fan
  • Waste chute
  • Wind turbine/turbo vent
  • Wind turbine adaptor
  • 1L bottle of Biostimulant
  • Document pack
Additional information

Additional information

Fan Voltage

12V, 240V
Maintenance

Maintenance

Maintenance

Use the toilet until the first bin is full, or when the compost is 100mm (4”) from the bottom edge of the waste chute. Use a torch occasionally to check the level.

When the bin is full:

  1. Open the door.
  2. Pour 2 to 3 litres of water into the bin…this could be poured down the pedestal.
  3. If available, cover the compost with about 30mm bulking agents (wood shavings, sugar cane mulsh etc).
  4. Rotate the bins one position in the clockwise direction.

Continue until all bins have been filled.

We recommend that each time you find it necessary to open the door to rotate the bins, you should also carry out the following checks and maintenance.

  1. Remove the air inlet filter – if possible – and brush off any dust that will have covered the mesh. Wash the filter in a bucket of water.
  2. Pour water from a bucket into the bottom of the Rota-Loo. This will help to dissolve the salt build up. Drain the liquid into the bucket through the 40mm drain tube, making sure that there is no blockage of the outlet tube fitting. Drain out only about one third of the liquid into the bucket and top with fresh water. Use this mixture on your flower garden or lawn. If your Rota-Loo is connected to a permanent drain, make sure that the outlet in the Rota-Loo tank is not blocked and that the liquid flows out.
  3. Switch off the fan.
    Remove the cover holding the fan inside the housing and remove self tapping screws holding the fan to the pipe fitting. Slide the fan out of the housing to release the fan motor.
  • Using a soft brush eg. a paint brush, clean off the dust which can build up around the fan blades and motor. Replace the fan. The fan in the Rota-Loo, which operates continuously, will draw air into the system through the screened inlet pipe. Odour will not rise into the toilet room against the negative pressure thus created. A small amount of air is drawn down through the toilet pedestal, which will maintain fresh air into the toilet room. This maintenance program should be carried out at least once every six months.
  • When the toilet is unoccupied, keep the lid closed over the seat. If the toilet seat lid is left open for long periods, there will be a decrease in evaporation and odour could occur.
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