Incinolet Electric Toilet - UNBOXING!

The ultimate tiny house incinerating toilet in my humble opinion is the Incinolet. In this video you get to see what you get in the Incinolet Incinerating Toilet box. I'm replacing my current/original Incinolet with this brand new white powder coated Incinerating toilet from Incinolet. The original Incinolet has been my tiny house toilet choice for the last 10 years. This incinerating toilet option is a perfectly viable and awesome option for a tiny house lifestyle. That said, it's not the solution for everybody. Your choice of toilet is very much predicated on your personal tiny house set up, access to utilities, budget and so on. The Incinolet folks were kind enough to send me one of these given the success of my Incinolet review video: • Tiny House Incineratin... . I don't let that color my judgement though. It's a great product...free toilet or not. Plus it's MADE IN THE USA. Yeah...not too many things are anymore. :)
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[@goodcooker4001]

Thank you for this. We are purchasing a small camp that has electricity and a gray water system in place but no septic. This toilet seems to be the clear choice for us. The other compost toilets seem to be more work and maintenance. When one person mentioned you need to “direct your pee” I immediately went looking for other alternatives and stumbled across your videos of this product. Thanks again. New subscriber!

[@TinyIndustrial]

Yup, I'm with you on that. All other toilet will require more work as you say and handling of waste. All stuff I wanted to avoid. I got this toilet and have not regretted it ever since I got it. Thanks for subscribing. Let me know if you have other questions! Always happy to help and give back on the RUclips.

[@resoluteretreat1532]

Great Video. I put together an Incinolet that was in pieces and when I was all done I had a 1" gap at the bottom of the rear vent panel. Does your Incinolet have a gap at the bottom? Maybe I did something wrong putting mine together? Help. Fred

[@TinyIndustrial]

Hi there. If you look at the 5:56 mark in this video: ruclips.net/video/_7RJ_nSUCvM/видео.htmlsi=3GgROnekFHO74uKt you'll see a bit of a gap at the bottom of the back panel. Is that what you are referring to?

[@Waldonl]

Do you need to privide seperate combustion air? I am putting it in a small room with no windows or existing ventilation to the outside. Thanks!

[@TinyIndustrial]

No air supply need. Unless you are in an airtight room, the unit will get sufficient airflow for what it's doing.

[@dandangingerich]

This looks like a great option for any place that doesn’t have a sewer connection. Does it allow to flush mid-burn? In other words, does it accommodate 2 to 3 people?

[@TinyIndustrial]

Yes. You can use the toilet even during the burn cycle. Just hit the button again and that resets the burn clock, which is what you would want after another usage.

[@MrVillabolo]

Can you tell us more about the 240 volt version? Does it work faster? How many persons per hour can it handle?

[@TinyIndustrial]

The high voltage version simply heats up faster and can burn hotter, which leads to a shorter burn cycle. You can use the toilet while it's burning. I would give it 15 or so minutes after a burn cycle starts before using it again. You don't want to overwhelm one of these things. I would say that one of these could handle a family of 3 pretty effectively with a bit of planning/coordination.