Commercial Products
Waste management is now a feature
Our waste-to-resource systems help unlock a world of circular economy benefits. Next-Gen waste management is finally here, and we’re inviting your organization to join the ride.
Show off what you’re hiding.
Zero organic waste.
A tide of advantages
With HomeBiogas Pro, your company can turn organic waste from an inconvenience to an abundant resource that just keeps on giving.
Advanced. Seamless.
Impactful.
Easy on-site feeding system
Automatic small-sized and easily operated grinder
Remote control application
Real-time 24/7 monitoring and control
Water heating
System integrates with on-site water heating system
Customer dashboard
Diagnostics tool for better
system performance
| Parameters | Input | Units | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Food waste | Max | 50 | 100 | kg/day | ||
| 110 | 220 | lb/day | ||||
| Dimentions | L x W x H | 2 x 1.4 x 2.3 | 2 x 1.4 x 2.3 | meters | ||
| 6.5 x 4.5 x 7.5 | 6.5 x 4.5 x 7.5 | ft | ||||
| Water Heated | (Δ 50° C) | 480 | 960 | liter/day | ||
| (Δ 90° F) | 127 | 254 | gallons/day | |||
| Generated Heat Energy | 35 | 70 | kWh/day | |||
| Electricity Demand | 5 | 10 | kWh/day | |||
Thanks to the HomeBiogas Commercial System, we now separate organic waste and have created a self-sustaining ecosystem in our Kibbutz.
How do our Pro systems work?
Insert food waste
Kitchen waste is fed into the grinding unit
Anaerobic digester
Waste is broken down via an anaerobic digester
Energy is created
The generated gas converts into hot water
Hot water
The hot water is redirected to the establishment for everyday use
FAQ’s
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Where should it be installed?
On flat, level ground with direct sunlight and no further than 50 meters from the kitchen.
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What is the size of the system?
The size of the system is 7M long x 2M width x 80CM high.
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What is the size of the system and Where should it be located?
The size of the system is equivalent to the space of two parking spots, and can be located in various spots, though outside is most preferred.
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Does the system provide hot water through existing water infrastructure?
The system pre-heats water which is supplied through the costumer’s infrastructure, up to 90 degrees Celsius, and sent back straight to the costumer’s existing infrastructures as needed.
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What is required for system operation?
Both water and electricity infrastructures are required, as well as a concrete surface up to 8 X 6.2 square meters and a sewage drainage spot.
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Can my bag explode when it is full?
No. The system works by way of displacement. The outlet pushes out the bio-slurry, and the excess gas escapes through the pressure release mechanism near the outlet.
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Is the grinder safe to use?
The most strict safety measures are implemented in the grinder systems and meet all safety regulations. The grinder has a non-exposed blade system and can only operate when the grinder lid is fully closed.
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Does the system meet all global safety standards?
The system is safe, user friendly and meets both the ISO (International Organization for Standardization) 23590 standard and CE mark for biogas systems.
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How is system maintenance and troubleshooting managed?
The system is supported by advanced technological features including IOT and cloud-based technology that are operated by a dedicated remote control and application, enabling the HomeBiogas technical team to both control and fix malfunctions remotely. Maintenance is managed by a local technical support team.
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Do I need to service the filter? How often?
Yes, it needs to be serviced every 8-12 months depending on the moisture content of the pellets.
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What is the maximum length of piping from the biodigester to the stove?
You can use a maximum of up to 50 meters for optimal gas pressure on the stove.
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What is the lifespan of the farmer’s system?
The lifespan of the system is over 10 years.
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What happens to the excess gas that I produce?
Where cooking is done for an optimum amount of time (5-6) hours, there is rarely any excess gas. But if there is excess gas generated and not used, it escapes through the pressure release mechanism.
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How many days should I feed the system?
At the point of installation, there is one initial feeding of 800kgs of manure and 3500-5000 liters of water. There is no more feeding required during the wait period of the next 3 weeks (21 days).
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How long will it take for the system to start producing gas?
After the initial feeding at the point of installation, the biological processes begin inside the system. Usable gas is generated after a period of 2-3 weeks (14-21 days).
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What type of waste can be fed into the system?
Animal manure, the best type recommended is cow, pig or horse.
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What kind of waste can be fed to the system?
The system can be fed any organic kitchen waste, with the exception of citrus fruits. It cannot be fed non-food waste including paper, wood, trimmed branches, leaves, etc. as these items will damage the anaerobic biogas production process.
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How is system maintenance and troubleshooting managed?
The system is supported by advanced technological features including IOT and cloud-based technology that are operated by a dedicated remote control and application, enabling the HomeBiogas technical team to both control and fix malfunctions remotely. Maintenance is managed by a local technical support team.
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Will the system still produce energy even if it is not fed daily?
It is best to feed the system on a daily basis, however energy will still be produced if a day or two of feeding is missed (weekends for example). The more food waste that the system digests, the more energy it will produce!
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Does the system produce any odors while operating?
No odor is produced as a byproduct. Biogas production is an anaerobic process which requires an oxygen-free environment, meaning that the system is completely sealed.
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