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How does the power cost?

So if the incineraor tiolet is in the burning process, can you still use it?

also, you can connect the wire to an altimeter to measure power

Echoflow has an app, you need to turn the input on from the app

I use a 50/50 mix of sump oil and kerosene for outdoor projects.

Combo of wiring them in series and also the water doesn't appear to have much water pressure.

Found the video very interesting and helpful. Congratulations on an excellent and informative presentation. A follow up question. I have some oregan pine from a roof that was recently stripped...presence of boreres. Want to use timber from the roof to make planter boxes. Please advise.

Thanks for uploading, can you tell me about the settings on the flame gun and the gas tank, I couldnt get a fire stream like yours

Look pretty clean for after a 5 years

What’s the cost /use or /year ?

It will cost an average of +/- $1 / flush/burn , electricity and liner… Close to $1,000 a year for 2 persons use.

What is that green paint you use

Seems like it would use a chytt ton of power per poop

There was one more it was kind of an electric composing version but has disappeared in recent years. maybe no longer available, but if you find it let me know

At $3000 they are just price gougers now. Building my own for like $300. Horrible company with monopoly practices.

Thank you. This effectively answers my question of how the Incinolet toilet works. Good work on the video. :) 🌱

What about doing this to 3/4" sheets of plywood, to be used as an elevated shed base? The shed will be sheet metal (e.g. Arrow). Would have to just leave it the lifetime of the shed (5-10 years), since no way to crawl underneath and work on the plywood after the shed is installed.

A mppt regulator is what you need in order to set the voltage the battery's bms is happy with.

Medium burn

Bro,so i made a table and after month or so all the brown color disappeared so i needed to reburn it again,any idea why?

I be pooping too much to wait an hour and a half

This product is hot chytt

What happens with very liquid deposits, ie explosive diarrhea? Looks like a big mess

Thanks!

Good video. Concise and efficient.

You mentioned that you wouldn't do this with pressure treated wood. Would/could you use heat treated wood such as recycled pallet wood?

It is eco-friendly...

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Beautiful. A company I worked for had me install this around a new custom home and the folks they had hired to burn/finish the boards did not brush off the flaky parts of the burn and then applied a coat of finish over it. The product looked beautiful but was more delicate than any hardwood I've worked with. It would flake if you looked at it the wrong way, never mind trying to get a piece installed around a window and its flashing. It looked beautiful when finally installed but over time the flakes started to fall off with the wind and rain and a couple months later the house looked like it had been there for 5+ years. Glad to see somebody going about it logically. I love the look Shou Sui Ban brings without resorting to plastic or metal. Great job. Also - I had to burn some of my own for a fence I built. I found that it was worth hitting the entire tongue as well so overtime when the boards inevitably move and contract you will see a dark shadow line instead of the natural wood colour.

Reason your device is not charging is because I believe you need higher than 12V so maybe put 3 parallel rows, with each row having 2 in series, might work to charge it. Digital multimeter to test voltage, and can test amperage too. Find specs of what voltage you need, maybe it’s 18V. I think they each make 2.5W total, thing those batteries need 40W

you need head height, it's the weight of the water that turns the generator, not the water itself.

You may not be supplying enough voltage if they are only putting out 12 volts. The input has to be higher. Try putting 2 in series (3 times) to double the power and then you will have 3 red/black to wire up and see if that works. If it doesn't try 3 in series and then 2 parallel.

It’s really a dry toilet. Thank you!

When laying out the door jam it would go faster and easier if you a drywall square. I use it on plywood all the time. Just use it on factory cuts.

You need a more of volume of water on that with high flow rate and upgrade also the generator to be able produce more electricity.

Check w/ your generator input. I tried micro several years ago using a solar charger. Much to my dismay, the solar charger required a specific input voltage in order to trigger charging to begin. It was an internal safety. I suspect you may be facing the same issue. If you could find the specific total voltage/amp combo needed to initiate charging, you can calculate your input gear to match it. Good luck!

How much electricity does the incinerator use per flush?

The downsides of this toilet are high price, use of power, and buying liners, pretty loud. Composting one seems a better solution

Where can I buy this small generator?

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Incinolet is like $3k now...

I guess it depends on both personal taste and the type of wood you're using. The darker burn might be the best choice for wood with less pronounced grain, but just as you said in the video, if the wood has a nice grain structure it is a shame to cover it up with too much of a burn.

Could paper towels be used as a substitute for the recommended liners? Are there rechargeable power banks available to take the toilet completely off-grid?

Everywhere I see those mini water turbines I see them at 10w so you should be putting out about 60w.

Excellent summary for the range of tiny home toilets.

Have you used Hydraulic oil for finishing? Also have you tried anything on yellow cedar?

Which kind of bulb do you get? Do you have the model# and name brand?

I use a different method that I like better. I burn ALL of the sections to the alligator char. Then I only wire brush off as much as I desire before finishing: None to most. Thus it is the amount of removal NOT the amount of charring that determines the appearance of the final product. Why do it my way? The purpose of yakisugi is to remove, harden and chemically convert the lignin in the wood into insect and fire resistant material AND for aesthetic reasons, to add the grooved texture to the wood. Your “lightly burning” and “moderately burning” method does neither. Typically, I either finish the alligator as is with several coats of poly OR remove most of the char with a soft wire brush so as to expose the uncharred wood, running with the grain to obtain a DEEPLY grooved textured board. Then I apply the oils or stains or dyes, immediately wiping the top surface with a clean rag. I then LIGHTLY sand the top of the wood with fine sandpaper to remove any residual stain to expose the unstained CHARRED wood. Because the grain is raised, sanding will leave the stained area between the raised grain untouched. Then, after removing all dust, I apply a coat of poly to the whole board so as to create the highly desirable finished and protected and aesthetically pleasing two-tone look that people want.

That’s a scary toilet.

Thank you for posting! We have yet to install our Incinolet but I am looking forward to not having to worry about black water from the RV!