FAQ's

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What is an aerobic biodigester, and how does it work?

An aerobic biodigester is a machine that uses oxygen and beneficial microbes to rapidly decompose organic waste into a stable, soil-like output. Unlike anaerobic digesters, it doesn’t produce methane, making it cleaner and odour-free.

Our biodigesters can handle a wide range of organic materials and waste including agricultural residues, horticultural residues, spoiled produce, meat, dairy, paper, cardboard and compostable packaging. Basically, anything that is organic.

Our systems are designed to process between 300kg and 3000kg of organic waste per day, making them ideal for businesses of varying sizes.

Yes, the system is fully modular. You can start with a unit that fits your current needs and add more modules as your waste volume increases.

The output is often a nutrient-rich, compost-like material that can be used as a soil enhancer, fertiliser or biomass product and we are continuing to make new products via our R&D facility.

Depending on the waste type, the full aerobic breakdown typically occurs within a few hours up to a few days, significantly faster than traditional composting but batch times will vary depending on moisture content, volume and end goals.

No. Our closed-loop design and use of aerobic microbes and bacteria prevent odour and deter pests, making the units suitable for urban or sensitive environments.

No synthetic additives are required. We use naturally occurring microbial cultures and our own unique blend of enzymes and bacteria that self-sustain and thrive in the system.

The energy consumption is minimal and varies by capacity and program selected, but it’s typically between 2–6 kWh per hour depending on model size and input material.

The unit is currently designed to be operated indoors with appropriate shelter and ventilation but we always carry out a site survey first

Minimal training is required. The system is largely automated and user-friendly, with intuitive interfaces and remote monitoring options.

Routine maintenance is straightforward: occasional checks on mechanical parts, cleaning filters, and topping up microbial cultures every few months.

It drastically reduces transportation costs, cuts carbon emissions, eliminates landfill fees, and helps meet sustainability goals quickly and efficiently.

Absolutely. Our systems help organisations reduce landfill reliance, lower carbon footprints, and visibly demonstrate environmental responsibility. We can also help you to monetise your organic material and turn your trash into treasure.

Our biodigesters meet all CE standards as well as ISO environmental management standards and align with many regulations for on-site waste processing and heat treatment. 

Yes, we offer a 12-month warranty as standard, with optional extended service and maintenance packages tailored to your needs.

Yes. We design each installation to complement your current waste handling processes with minimal disruption.

We offer full onboarding, training, remote diagnostics, regular software updates, and access to our support team for ongoing assistance.

Yes. We offer flexible financing and leasing options to make adoption easier for businesses of all sizes and our goal is to make our customers cash-flow positive from day 1.

Our team will conduct a quick waste audit and needs assessment to recommend the best size and configuration for your specific operation.

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What is a Thermofrass machine?

The Thermofrass is a specially designed machine that heat-treats insect manure (frass), reducing its moisture content to desired levels—often suitable for pelletising. It also creates a digital traceability code for each batch.

It dries and thermally treats insect frass to ensure it’s safe, stable, and meets regulatory or commercial moisture standards for storage, handling, or further processing.

The machine can process up to 3,000 kg (3 metric tonnes) of frass per day, depending on input material and moisture levels.

Heat treatment eliminates pathogens, reduces moisture, improves shelf life, and enhances the safety and consistency of the end product—especially important for agricultural or horticultural use.

Yes, it is largely autonomous. Once loaded, it controls the drying process, monitors key variables, and generates batch traceability codes automatically.

Each batch processed by the Thermofrass is assigned a unique traceability code. This code can be integrated into your packaging or bagging system, ensuring transparency and quality control throughout your supply chain.

Yes, the machine allows you to set the target moisture level according to your needs—typically to levels suitable for pelletising or storage.

It is designed to integrate with most bagging, packaging, and pelletising systems via its traceability and moisture control outputs.

It is suitable for frass derived from a variety of insects, including Black Soldier Fly larvae, which are commonly used in sustainable farming operations.

Dimensions may vary slightly by configuration, but we can provide a detailed specification sheet on request to help with planning installation space.

Yes, it is designed with safety and hygiene in mind and can be calibrated to meet most biosecurity and agricultural regulations, depending on your region.

We offer ongoing technical support, training for operators, and optional service packages to ensure optimal performance and peace of mind.

Yes—demo opportunities, site visits, or virtual walkthroughs can be arranged upon request. Please contact us to schedule a viewing.

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