Food Waste Disposer
Discontinued
Article no: 400MCModel no: 400MC
The model 400MC food waste disposer is the perfect choice for galleys were small amounts of food waste should be disposed of continuously while work is in progress.
Freestanding disposer for a small working area is designed to be installed as a separate unit.
It is delivered ready to be connected to existing flushing water, drainage and electrical supplies.
The positioning of the wastewater outlet can be adjusted, when installing, to suit the position of the existing drain.
The opening into the grinding chamber allows continuous feeding of food waste into the disposer without hazard to the operator.
Complete installation, operating and service instructions are supplied with delivery.
Freestanding disposer for a small working area is designed to be installed as a separate unit.
It is delivered ready to be connected to existing flushing water, drainage and electrical supplies.
The positioning of the wastewater outlet can be adjusted, when installing, to suit the position of the existing drain.
The opening into the grinding chamber allows continuous feeding of food waste into the disposer without hazard to the operator.
Complete installation, operating and service instructions are supplied with delivery.
- REMOVE FOOD WASTE QUICKLY AND HYGIENICALLY BY WET GRINDING
- EASY TO OPERATE, CLEAN AND MAINTAIN
- COMPLIES WITH MARPOL REGULATIONS FOR WASTE HANDLING AT SEA
Technical Product Specifications
Certifications & regulations
IP Class
55
Dimensions & weight
Width, net (mm)
800
Depth, net (mm)
600
Height, net (mm)
1010
Weight, net (kg)
46
Weight, gross (kg)
58
Volume, net (m3)
0.5
Volume, gross (m3)
0.65
Electric
Voltage (V)
230
Phase
1
Has neutral
No
Frequency (Hz)
50-60
Connection Cable, length (m)
2
Loading (kW)
0.55
Plug type
None
Functions & appearance
Capacity (kg/h)
150
General data
Country of origin
Sweden
Heat Emission (kW)
0.5
Variant Model Number
400MC
Other information
Other general information
In accordance with the IMO document ‘2017 Guidelines for the implementation of MARPOL Annex V’, the discharge from the disposer should be directed into an appropriately constructed holding tank when the ship is operating within an area where discharge is prohibited. In addition, in order to avoid non-compliance with MARPOL, ground food waste from a disposer shall not be discharged into a vessel’s sewage treatment plant as it will contribute to increased levels of BOD (Biochemical Oxygen Demand) and the sewage treatment plant might fail to treat the sewage in accordance with IMO requirements.
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