Hello. Newbie here. I purchased an Incinolet incinerator toilet for a van conversion. The toilet is 120 volts, 2000 watts, 15.0 amps. It uses 1-1/2 to 2 kilowatts per cycle. My question is two parts: 1) can either of the above Bluetti models, fully charged, support operating the toilet for a cycle, provided no other appliance is in use? 2) If so, is it possible to utilize the Bluetti when the toilet is not operating a burn cycle? (I am not a techie person, just a little old lady looking to escape retirement boredom.)
It would depend on the maximum cycle time of the toilet and what the overload point is of the Bluetti. The former should be easily determined, the latter may prove more difficult to dig up.
Hi @Mollieblue , welcome to BLUETTI community.
Thank you for your question. If we could know the specific parameters of your incinerator toilet (including the maximum power at start-up) it would be faster to identify which model is more suitable for your use.
According to the president at Incinolet, there is no power surge, just need the 2000w which burns for 75 minutes. A blower, at 100 cfm, does start the process before the heater starts, however. He did not address that. I hope it’s safe to say this is insignificant. The toilet does require a 20 amp plug, headed by a 20 amp circuit breaker.
Does this info along with what I had provided in my question help in determining the most appropriate Bluetti model? Thanks again for your response.
Hi @Mollieblue , Thank you for the information on the toilet parameters. Based on the above information, we would recommend you to purchase AC200MAX because
it has a capacity of 2,200W 2,048Wh (a bit more power than the incinerating toilet, which is more suitable for your needs)
it has modular function. With the B230 expansion battery, you can add up to 8,192Wh. With the expansion battery, in addition to powering the incinerator toilet, you can also power other devices in your van, making it more convenient.
