Biolet Separera Basement Toilet

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Ideal for basement installations the Biolet Separera 40 is supplied with a separate container that is installed under the floor. The liquid and the solid matter are separated while it is being used which requires a drain tube to a second below-ground level container. The unit is fan-assisted to ensure optimum aeration.

Manual mixer
Electric -220VAC
2 people full-time use
3 people part-time use

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A semi-automatic unit with Electric AC fan assisted ventilation and thermostatically controlled heat element. Ensures optimum aeration with automatic ventilation. This unit is also fitted with a manual mixing rod turned after use

Dimensions: H66 W55 D74 cm

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