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ACCESSORY ITEMS FOR THE CENTREX 2000

SUN-MAR has a number of highly specialised composting accessory items. These items may be used to improve
composting.

Name                                  Description                                  Container    

“Compost

Quick”

Specially selected natural enzyme solution designed to help the  

aerobic bacteria convert waste to compost.

Also very effective as a cleaner for toilet bowls

454g(16oz) bottle with spray cap

“Microbe Mix”

Specially selected dried microbes and enzymes designed to start 
and accelerate composting in all Sun-Mar composting toilet and  
toilet systems.

500g/16 oz. jar with scoop

“Compost Sure 

Blue”

Bulking material containing 100% chopped hemp stalk to 

provide moisture retention, porosity, and free air space within 
the compost.
30 litre (8 USG) /bag

DC Vent Kit

Kit required for conversion of electric units to also operate in non
electric or 12 volt mode. For use all CENTREX systems. Includes a
12 volt fan.

AF Waterless Kit Purchase of a SUN-MAR dry toilet necessary. This kit will adapt a

Centrex 2000 for use without water. Ideal where water supply is
limited or low output is desired.

Designed for electric units only, the control kit allows users to
adjust the speed of the fan. Ideal for installations where the toilet
is used in winter applications or in bunkies where the toilet may be
in close proximity to sleeping quarters.

AC Fan Speed
Control

Note:

Use “Compost Sure Blue” for optimum results.  

Summary of Contents for CENTREX 2000

Page 1: ...ard 41 Certified for liquid containment odours and solid end products in both residential and cottage use RATED CAPACITY Residential Continuous Use CENTREX 2000 Electric Units 4 Adults CENTREX 2000 NE...

Page 2: ...Models for which the manual applies CCEB 02510 Centrex 2000 115V CCNB 02540 Centrex 2000 NE CCEB 02515 Centrex 2000 230V Metal tools will damage the body of the unit...

Page 3: ...fluent Installing the waste pipe Installing the Ultra Low Flush Toilet Start Up and Use Ongoing Toilet Maintenance 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 7 5 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 9 9 10 11 Spring Time Start Up Wi...

Page 4: ...C additional heat is required if the composting toilet will be used continually or frequently If used for intermittent cottage application 3 4 weekends throughout the cold season no additional heat is...

Page 5: ...aeration of the compost by simply turning the drum Excess liquid will exit through a screen in the bottom of the drum into the evaporation chamber Mixing the Bio drum is accom plished by rotating the...

Page 6: ...rum door closes This is how you will rotate the drum during regular operation ii Lift and remove the access door and rotate the drum until the drum opening is visible through the the access door openi...

Page 7: ...Installation CENTREX 2000 ROUGH IN DIMENSIONS 5...

Page 8: ...ed roof where snow shear may occur Install a heavier pipe through the roof and feed the enclosed vent through the heavier pipe Seal between the pipes with expandable foam or other such water tight sub...

Page 9: ...HE ROOF If the vent is being installed on a steeply pitched roof where snow shear may occur Install a heavier pipe through the roof and feed the enclosed vent through the heavier pipe Seal between the...

Page 10: ...ound the vent pipe where it emerges from the building The diffusor provided with the unit is a simple device to be installed at the top of the vent stack with the larger pipe pro truding above the sma...

Page 11: ...ervicing or other reasons should this ever be required vi Insulate pipe if unit is to be used during the winter 1 Make sure the center of the floor flange is at least 11 inches 280mm from the back wal...

Page 12: ...must remain open under the waste pipe The CENTREX 2000 is now ready for use Step 4 For electic units only The fan will run continuously 24 hours per day 120 Volt Use Plug it in to a three prong elect...

Page 13: ...le This will help to ensure your microbe colony stays constant and healthy Rake the evaporation chamber Remove the finishing drawer Rake any solid debris from the floor of the unit under the drawer ev...

Page 14: ...ason then it is considered occasional use All of the same consid erations should be taken with these units to winterize them When the temperature dips below 55 F 13 C composting activity will decrease...

Page 15: ...top Open the drawer and use your rake to level the compost Compost should now be allowed to rest in the drawer for 3 4 weeks to finish the composting process The drum lock button is attached to a bar...

Page 16: ...iminate flies you can use any pesticide that is used on your garden Pesticides used for garden use are not anti bacterial so are safe to use on your compost 2 The alternative to using pesticides is to...

Page 17: ...de wires may be necessary 2 Add lime to the evaporation chamber as much as you think necessary You will have to rake more often if you do this 3 SUN MAR has a filter box available which will filter th...

Page 18: ...n by tipping the unit up make sure overflow is hooked up first 1 Rake peat moss away from the safety drains This is the build up area If drains are still clogged proceed to step 3 2 Check drain line f...

Page 19: ...the heating element has failed Have your serial number ready and call SUN MAR for a replacement Detailed instructions are included with the replacement part Check fuse located on the electric box to...

Page 20: ...add one scoop of Microbe Mix every second week and ensure that the drum is not more than full Bi Monthly maintenance and emptying cycle Rake out evaporation chamber with rake provided the area below...

Page 21: ...ing material containing 100 chopped hemp stalk to provide moisture retention porosity and free air space within the compost 30 litre 8 USG bag DC Vent Kit Kit required for conversion of electric units...

Page 22: ...ort 12 Centrex 2000 Drawer 22 Air Intake Vent 3 Bushing Threaded 13 Electric Box Assembly Electric 23 Centrex 2000 Tank 4 Nylon Drive Gear 14 Centrex 2000 Heater Tray 24 Drum Bearing Strip 5 SS Shaft...

Page 23: ...ms 3 Damage or failure resulting from failure of the purchaser to follow normal operating procedure outlined in the Owner s Manual or in any other printed instructions 4 Labour and service charges inc...

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