The BioLet 30 NE Non Electric Composting Toilet is from the BioLet Toilet Systems. They are the leader in manufacturing toilets. Their company goal is to make the public more aware of the need to convert bathroom waste to more sustainable waste such as humus. One of the premier toilets from BioLet is the BioLet 30 NE Non Electric Composting Toilet.
This toilet was designed to be used in locations where electricity isn’t always available. Let’s take a look and see what the specifications and the benefits of using the BioLet 30 NE Non Electric Composting Toilet.
BioLet 30 Composting Toilet Specifications
The BioLet Toilet Systems are the most advanced composting toilets in the world today. These toilets have a capacity of 4 people using them on a full time basis and 6 people on a part time basis. BioLet is the only toilet company that can classifies its use as full time and part time. When you read a toilet is full time it means that the toilet is in full time residences for more than 5 days in a row. Part time means where the toilet is on the home and being used less than 5 days in a row and less than 10 hours per day. This toilet is a one-piece toilet and there is no extra pieces needed.
The BioLet 30 NE Non Electric Composting Toilet measures in at 29 inches in depth x 26 inches in height x 21.5 inches in width. The BioLet 30 NE weighs about 60 pounds. This toilet is not ADA or Energy Star Rated. This toilet does not come with a trip lever.
BioLet 30 Composting Toilet Benefits
This toilet is equipped with 4 people full time use and unlike other toilets this toilet comes with a 12VDC Fan. It comes with a Drain Tube, which will help the BioLet 30 NE remove any excess liquids. Due to the 30 NE Non-Electric Toilet having no water, you will save money on both electricity and water.
The BioLet 30 NE Non Electric Composting Toilet is a fully self-contained toilet that has full disclosure of the waste. You may be wondering where the waste goes. There are containers that are stored in the bottom of the toilet. As the waste is deposited it will sit in the container (there is a fan so there won’t be any odor) and when the container is full which is about every 2 months to a year. This will depend on how often the toilet is used and how many people use it. Then you will remove the container and simply dispose of the waste in a compost container. You can put back into the earth and this makes the BioLet 30 NE Non Electric Composting Toilet one of the most environmentally friendly toilets in the world.
Horrible horrible customer service and no one anywhere seems to understand enough of how the work to help when they break.
Have you tried contacting Biolet directly? I was able to at least talk to someone there. We are just installing one, I sure hope it goes better than you indicate.
My Biolet 30NE is a total bust. The ads leave out the 64 degree temperature limitation, so if you can not heat the ambient space even in the summer months, it does not really work even with a fan. Also, the drain hole is well above the bottom of the toilet bowl, allowing buildup of urine which turns rancid and very smelly. I suggest one build a really super, gold-plated outhouse for the $1400.00. PU, Charlie