Induction stove and air head composting toilet

[Melodyb]

Hi everyone. I am learning tons here and I have two things I would like to throw out there for the forum. I read a lot about the nature composting toilet that the company makes available but if I wanted an Air head put in instead would they do that? Also, I don't want a propane stove I prefer induction. If I supplied them the parts do you think they would make it to my specs?

Thanks 🙂

[Mike and Carol]

If you haven’t yet, I’d contact one of the Oliver sales reps and ask your questions. For those kind of questions most of us can only offer opinions.  I don’t think they would do either.  The toilet mounts are probably very different and the standard stove is propane versus electric for induction with new wiring and mounting differences.  Mike

[Ollie-Haus]

The induction stove, if it was a two coil stove, would likely require 3000 watts and up to 3500 watts. That would be like adding another AC unit or another convection microwave. I doubt the electric system could support that very well without major design changes. I know they make smaller ones but this is the typical RV induction stove.

We like induction as well so we have already purchased a 1500 watt counter top model we can use both inside or outside with the 110 plug on the curb side. 

[SeaDawg]

I carry a countertop induction burner. Works great, when we have 110. Which, we rarely have..

Propane stove is great.

[ScubaRx]

On 3/1/2023 at 6:24 PM, Melodyb said:

Hi everyone. I am learning tons here and I have two things I would like to throw out there for the forum. I read a lot about the nature composting toilet that the company makes available but if I wanted an Air head put in instead would they do that? Also, I don't want a propane stove I prefer induction. If I supplied them the parts do you think they would make it to my specs?

Thanks 🙂

NO during production, MAYBE in service after the sale is completed. You provide the parts they provide the labor at $150.00 or more per hour.