Ongrid vs Offgrid Waste Monitoring
Choosing the right waste management system for your setup
Waste Infrastructure & Your Site
Now that the conveyor has separated the pee & poo, where does it go?
The key is matching each output with the best solution for your site. That’s why site-specific factors—like soil, access, usage, and environmental sensitivity—matter. We can help assess your setup and guide you toward the right waste monitoring option: Ongrid or Offgrid.
Ongrid Waste Monitoring:
All waste streams are contained above ground, with urine
collected in a 250-gallon IBC tote and solids stored in 55-gallon
barrels, or something similar depending on the site. This setup
allows them to be serviced easily by a Wasted* service truck,
making waste removal straightforward and efficient.
Efficient Servicing
Above-ground containment allows for quick removal by service trucks.
Circularity
Wasted* turns the essential nutrients in the collected urine into our
recycled fertilizers, like WeeBloom.
Flexible Permitting
Most sites will not need a permit since the waste is fully contained
above ground.
Remote Sensor Waste Monitoring starts at 39/month
Event Based Servicing
If you’re looking to install the Ongrid System at an event venue,
we offer a revenue-sharing program. Inquire for more info.
Single Trip Servicing – alternative option
Calculated based on the distance from the Wasted*Hub.
Offgrid Waste Monitoring:
The Offgrid system provides an easy and effective solution for
managing waste in remote or eco-sensitive areas. It uses natural
processes to safely return urine to the soil via a leach field,
replenishing nutrients and supporting the ecosystem. Meanwhile,
a dedicated chamber facilitates the decomposing of solids,
transforming waste into a natural resource. This system ensures environmental sustainability while offering a straightforward, low-
maintenance experience.
Environmental Harmony
Leverages natural processes to manage waste without chemicals
or additives.
Minimal Maintenance
Requires little ongoing effort thanks to self-sustaining systems.
Cost Effective
No recurring costs to remove the waste since it is being
reintroduced on site.
N/A
Costs include decomposition vault and leach field hardware.
Note that the Offgrid waste monitoring system typically
requires a permit, a cost that differs from county to county.
Need help deciding which waste monitoring system is right for you?
We are here to help! Our sales team will be able to guide you in your decision-making process based on your site-specific information, location, and needs.