JK 125/JK 270 has been tested and evaluated in a
project comprising 466 households in small houses and
blocks of flats and day nurseries. The results have
proved most satisfactory as has been shown in the Report
No. 4229 by the Swedish Authority for Environment
Conservation.
A rotating heat compost for convenient and simple use
all the year round. Enjoy seeing the conversion of your
kitchen waste into nutritious compost earth. Compost
earth with which you can fertilize lawns, pot plants,
and flower beds.
From apple-core to verdant lawns, come along, all the
way!
The key is rotation
Mixing is necessary for making composting work.. Both
for making the fresh waste coming into contact with that
already mouldered, thereby rendering the process more
effective, and in order to add air, necessary for the
high demand for oxygen of the process.
This is done in a very simple way, JK 125/JK 270
being constructed for rotation. Furthermore it is very
easy to adjust the air supply to suit the quantity of
waste by aid of ventilators in the side walls of the
machine. Insufficient airing makes a compost smell bad.
JK 125/JK 270 – heat and efficiency
Breaking down of a compost generates heat. Different
micro-organisms start working at different temperatures.
JK 125/JK 270 is well insulated and allows the
temperature to rise to as high as +75 degrees centigrade
at maximum breaking down. Without insulation it may not
be possible to reach such a high temperature, which in
turn means that micro-organisms demanding high
temperatures for their activity will never start
working.
Wall Mounted.
On Stand.
Using an insulated, rotating compost you get a more
even heat distribution and an active breaking down
process in the entire volume. That is why composting is
made rapid; approximately 6 – 8 weeks time. The high
temperature makes JK 125/JK 270 especially suited for
kitchen waste.
Two compartments, for maximum result
JK 125/JK 270 is divided into two compartments to
make emptying and bringing to maturity easier. The
compartment filled last is covered by a sheet while the
other compartment is emptied of its completed compost.
