Sell a part that lets you utilize your exhaust hole from an Incinolet as an intake hole for the Cinderella you replaced it with. An angled pipe or something.
I know you asked the question a long time ago and you probably found the answer but thought I would post this for others who may have the same question. The Comfort model requires a 240v 10 amp circuit. The Freedom Propane model can run off a DC power source like batteries and solar or 120v AC as it draws as much power as a lightbulb.
Beware. As beautiful as this toilet looks from the outside, it comes with a staggering price tag, parts that are 100s of dollars to replace and zero company support as they blame the customer for misuse/overuse/improper maintenance. That way they don't have to honor the warranty. It isn't worth the paper its written on. Ours began showing signs of trouble within the first month of use and now, less and 1 year later, we are having to swallow a $6000+ loss plus pay to have a conventional septic system and toilet installed on meager retirement income, no less. We've been had.
Sell a part that lets you utilize your exhaust hole from an Incinolet as an intake hole for the Cinderella you replaced it with. An angled pipe or something.
How many amps of the receptacle?
I know you asked the question a long time ago and you probably found the answer but thought I would post this for others who may have the same question. The Comfort model requires a 240v 10 amp circuit. The Freedom Propane model can run off a DC power source like batteries and solar or 120v AC as it draws as much power as a lightbulb.
Beware. As beautiful as this toilet looks from the outside, it comes with a staggering price tag, parts that are 100s of dollars to replace and zero company support as they blame the customer for misuse/overuse/improper maintenance. That way they don't have to honor the warranty. It isn't worth the paper its written on. Ours began showing signs of trouble within the first month of use and now, less and 1 year later, we are having to swallow a $6000+ loss plus pay to have a conventional septic system and toilet installed on meager retirement income, no less. We've been had.
i was thinking an incinerator septic..best of both worlds