Aerobin 200 Litres

On-Site Composting • No Transport • No Electricity • No Odor

Aerobin 200 Litres

System Capabilities

Capacity & Efficiency

200 Litres (approx. 250kg) fixed capacity with an impressive volume reduction of 80% through the composting process.

Off-The-Grid System

Requires no electricity, additives, or manual turning to function.

Odor-free Composting

The Aerobin lung enables aerobic composting, keeping the process odorless without manual biomass turning.

All-year Round / Insulated

Thermal insulated panels reduce heat loss, allowing hot composting all-year round in any climate.

Dual Output

Produces nutrient-rich liquid fertilizer from 4 weeks and solid compost from 12 weeks onwards.

Moisture Recirculation

Insulated panels facilitate internal condensation, removing the need for adding water manually.

Compact & Elegant Design

Small footprint of 510mm (W) x 510mm (D) x 1200mm (H), designed for smaller households.

Convenient Access Doors

Two access doors at the bottom provide easy, ergonomic harvesting of the finished solid compost.

Zero Maintenance Costs

The system is built to be durable and self-sustaining, resulting in zero ongoing maintenance costs.

BPA Free

Made from 100% BPA-free materials to ensure no microplastics contaminate your organic compost.

Organic Waste Management

Addressing Waste at the Source

Organic waste typically represents over 50% of the daily waste generated globally. In regions across Africa, this percentage can be even higher. When this waste is transported to landfills, it decomposes anaerobically, contributing to environmental pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.

Ecoloop Solutions Africa provides decentralized tools like the Aerobin to manage this waste where it is produced. By composting on-site, households, hotels, schools and institutions reduce their reliance on waste collection services and transportation infrastructure.

This process returns essential nutrients to the soil in the form of liquid and solid compost, supporting gardening and agricultural productivity while reducing the need for external chemical inputs.