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OPERATIONS - Cont...

Bin Rotation

When the bin is full (the waste pile is no higher than 100mm below the top of the bin):

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Open the access door.

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Pour 2 to 3 litres of water into the bin – this can be done via the pedestal

•  If available, we recommend you cover the compost with about 30mm 

of mushroom compost, potting mixture, chopped straw or hay, or any 

mixture of similar organic material.

•  Rotate the bins one position in the clockwise direction (to the left).

•  The bin now under the waste chute will be full of composted material 

(unless it’s the first use) and needs to be emptied.

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Empty the composted material in a safe place, taking care to retain the 

Geo-textile filter.

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Replace the filter, return the bin to the Rota-Loo (place some mushroom 

compost or potting mix in the bottom if desired) and close the door - it’s 

ready to use again

Keeping Record

Use the Bin Rotation Diary supplied, either on the door of the 

Rota-Loo or kept in a safe and accessible place, to keep a 

record of when the bins are turned and emptied.

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In t

he ‘clear’ triangle fill in the date that bin was filled  

 

and rotated to the next bin

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In th

e ‘greyed’ triangle note the date that bin was  

 

emptied and rotated into the ‘active’ position.

If the rotation rate is such that a bin is to be emptied less that 12 months after 

it’s ‘filled’ date, composting may not be complete and it is advised that the bin be 

removed and allowed to compost longer - spare bins and lids are available for this 

purpose. Additional bins must be fitted with a lid (supplied with spare bin) and 

provided with a flat and secure location to ensure waste material cannot be spilled 

or accessed until properly disposed.  The location should be in a dry warm place to 

assist composting.

Adding some earthworms to the full bin will further improve the 

humus and speed up the composting process.  If you wish to try 

this, check to ensure you are using the right worms.

As a guide, well composted material will be soil like in texture and 

appearance. It will be free of foul odours and there won’t be anything 

that is recognisable as faecal matter.

Even if it passes all these tests, remember to bury it away from food 

cultivation to ensure the natural process is complete.

DO NOT USE a bin that has already been used and 

the contents composted until it has been emptied.

Manufactured by Kiel Industries

87-93 Tramway Road

Morwell, VIC 3840

Australia

[email protected]

+61 3 5135 3900

Use gloves, eye protection and a

dust mask to protect yourself

from any residual pathogens

that may exist.

Bury under 300mm of soil for 

3 months or as required by your 

local authority.

If contact is made between compost and skin, 

wash immediately

BIN

DATES FILLED AND EMPTIED

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300

mm

Please read the Operations Manual for correct maintenance procedures

Summary of Contents for Rota-loo RL950

Page 1: ...RL950 Owners Manual Compostable Batch Cycle Toilet System Proudly manufactured in Australia by PFG Group Victoria 87 93 Tramway Road Morwell Victoria 3840 www rotaloo com au...

Page 2: ...546 2 PFG Group Victoria Pty Ltd is a Quality Assured company certified as compliant to ISO9001 2015 AS NZS 1546 2 2008 is the Standard that sets out the requirements for the design and performance of...

Page 3: ...omposition it is important to keep the moisture containment of the material below 70 and ideally between 50 and 60 As fecal matter is 70 80 moisture and urine about 95 for a WCT to work correctly ther...

Page 4: ...he Rota Loo is sufficient to evaporate the liquid that has collected in the base of the Rota Loo chamber note that the design of the Rota Loo has the inlet vent low and opposite the outlet to promote...

Page 5: ...quired materials and tools Pages 7 to 10 highlight your installation instructions Installation of the Rota Loo involves Positioning the Pedestal and Rota Loo to ensure a vertical drop from the pedesta...

Page 6: ...Rota Loo The Waste Chute supplied allows for 800mm from the base of the Pedestal to the top of the Rota Loo but additional Waste Chutes may be added to increase this if desired Don t plan to install a...

Page 7: ...lter needs to be located lower than the Pedestal otherwise you will draw air from the toilet cubicle rather than where the air inlet is located To draw warm air down from ceiling cavities typically re...

Page 8: ...ste Chute you will give yourself room to install the Waste Chute as well as minimise the visual impact when you happen to look down the Pedestal Check you have clearance in the joists for the waste ch...

Page 9: ...from movement due to minor floods or storms now is the time to do this Install the Air Vent Piping The Rota Loo 950 has 4 vent pods molded into the main body Two of these will be used for the air ven...

Page 10: ...everything is in place the Rota Loo structure should be well insulated so that the temperature inside the unit remains as warm as possible This is particularly important in cold climate areas Please u...

Page 11: ...see if there is any bowing in the lid around the waste chute entry Make any adjustments required When the Rota Loo has been finally installed you will need to attach the waste chute to the joists or a...

Page 12: ...balance An outline of common problems and remedies are listed in the Manual When emptying the Bin use gloves eye protection and a dust mask to protect yourself from any residual pathogens that may ex...

Page 13: ...the Rota Loo any burning materials such as cigarettes or matches disposable nappies tampons wet wipes or sanitary napkins plastic rubber metal or glass material vegetable scraps fruit scraps or meat...

Page 14: ...date composting may not be complete and it is advised that the bin be removed and allowed to compost longer spare bins and lids are available for this purpose Additional bins must be fitted with a lid...

Page 15: ...e Rota Loo tank is not blocked and that the liquid flows out 3 Check the fan is operating 4 Unscrew the condensate cap and clear of any liquid or materials Salt Build Up Over a period of time dependin...

Page 16: ...ed or an excess liquid handling system should be constructed If the turntable won t rotate Check for obstructions On the RL650 the bins are quite close to the chamber sides and it may be that a bin ha...

Page 17: ...ic rate of aerobic bacteria therefore increasing the compost rate and producing less gases to attract the flies It is also recommended that a pyrethrum natural insect repellent spray or powder be adde...

Page 18: ...nusual situations The manufacturers contact details are included on the serial number plate for contact in unknown situations Storage of and access to Uncomposted Material Being fully self contained a...

Page 19: ...lking Material is Fed in While the addition of bulking material is recommended it is not essential for effective composting The use of toilet paper and the design to drain the compost pile of moisture...

Page 20: ...n provides for a factor of safety in time for composting In the case of very high use when compost may be removed before the designed 12 months instructions stipulate storing in additional bins Operat...

Page 21: ...ve and is recommended RL650 and RL950 Lids can be removed from outside the unit ROTA LOO WARRANTY We stand by our product and provide as much support as we can The Rota Loo and associated products are...

Page 22: ...use accident or alteration or damage caused by fire flood acts of God or any other casualty 2 Parts and accessories not sold by PFG Group Victoria Pty Ltd or damage resulting from the use of such item...

Page 23: ...complete with power lead Accessories RL650 950 filter pack of 6 filters 1 litre bottle of bio stimulant Any optional items ordered will be shown on the batch release picking list Items and Materials n...

Page 24: ...900 Use gloves eye protection and a dust mask to protect yourself from any residual pathogens that may exist Bury under 300mm of soil for 3 months or as required by your local authority If contact is...

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