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BioLet Standard – Lower Price 2020

The BioLet Standard The Biolet Standard (15) is a low-energy dry composting toilet ideal for off-grid locations. It contains an electric heater and fan to assist the composting process, evaporating excess liquids, regulating the temperature and providing additional air flow automatically. The Standard has a manual mixer – simply turn the handle a couple of times after each use! Semi automatic Manual mixer Electric -220VAC 3 people full-time use 4 people part-time use Download our new BioLet Brochure (pdf) Semi automatic unit with Electric AC fan

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Biolet Deluxe – Lower Price 2020

The BioLet Deluxe (25) is the perfect solution wherever you don´t need the extra capacity of the XL, yet still desire the convenience of a fully automatic system. The BioLet Deluxe has a fully automatic mixing mechanism, heating element that ensures optimal composting at 18˚C and ventilation fan. Simply lower the seat after each use and your BioLet does the rest! Fully automatic Electric -220VAC 3 people full-time use 4 people part-time use Download our new BioLet Brochure (pdf) Fully

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