Seabin Trash Collector

Floating trash bins feature a power source, pump, bin, and catch bag. Overall, the Seabin trash collector is made of recyclable components and uses recyclable bags. The Seabin trash collector's dimensions are 500 x 500 mm x 1800 mm.

Seabin trash collector specifications:

• Power source of 110 volt or 220 volt consumption
• Pump of 25,000 liters per hour
• Catch bag that hold 20 kilograms
• 316 Marine grade stainless steel bracket of 55 kilograms
• Sturdy HDPE construction
• 6 meter electrical cable

When considering how many floating trash bins would be needed for a marina or retention pond, take into account several things. First, the conditions of the location will determine how many ocean trash cans you will need. This will in turn determine how many staff you'd need to maintain them. Second, how many and what kind of source points your location has will be a deciding factor.

When it comes to being sustainable and taking care of the environment, many municipalities don't know what will yield the best result. Seabin trash collectors have opportunities for educational initiatives and ecotourism that would greatly benefit any municipality. Seabins from corporate sponsorships can benefit residents and municipalities while being great public relations tools.

The most obvious benefit of the floating trash bin is its ability to capture trash and debris while expelling the water that it floats in.

Other benefits:

• Sustainable mesh catch bag
• Low carbon footprint
• Plastic recycling

The Seabin trash collector has numerous benefits for municipalities when it comes to controlling pollution in waterways and through stormwater runoff. Having a floating trash bin for marinas, retention ponds, golf courses, or other locations will reduce the amount of pollution in your waterways and make your city a more beautiful place to live.

Relative to the amount of debris and water in a given location, floating trash bins need to be frequently checked and emptied as needed. When emptying your Seabin trash collector, it's important to understand how to dispose of the plastics, trash, and debris collected. Simply throwing them away will only send them back to the landfill where they will once again end up polluting the water ways.

Checking a Seabin trash collector frequently is ideal to keep it in top working condition. Because one ocean trash can holds up to 20 kilograms of debris, the amount of emptying it will depend on its location. Taking the Seabin trash collector out of the water every two months to clean off any accumulated marine life will also be necessary.

This ocean trash can operate 24 hours a day, 365 day a year, if kept in good working condition. By regularly maintaining it by emptying the catch bag and rinsing off the outside of the bin, municipalities can make sure it is in top working condition.

Seabins works 24 hours a day, 365 days per year, monitoring water health by collecting plastic bags, bottles, oil, fuel, coffee cups, and micro plastics. In the course of a year, depending on location and how much debris is in the water, a Seabin trash collector can catch 1.4 tons of debris.

While the Seabin trash collector catches debris that is floating in the water, it is at the mercy of the wind, tides, and amount of trash nearby in the water. Being able to corral trash and debris in one place toward the Seabin ocean trash can ensures that it will be able to collect the debris and trash in the water.

A Debris Boom will be effective at controlling where this debris flows. Factors that will determine the type of debris boom you will need will be the current speed, wave height and duration, and wind speeds. The water conditions will either be calm or flowing. As water flows, it takes with it the debris and trash. When used in conjunction with a debris boom, an ocean trash can like this limits the effects of water pollution in our waterways by catching and retaining pollutants.

Floating trash bins are also useful in removing oil and hydrocarbons from waterways. As water is sucked through the bin by way of the pump, cities can use Absorbents to soak up oils and other chemicals. Absorbents catch oils as they flow through the pump before they can flow back into the waterways.

Other products and Marine Accessories can be used in conjunction with the Seabin trash collector to make it even more effective at control water pollution.

Other accessories:

• Tidal compensators
• Marker lights
• Marine anchors