EdaLife Chrome compost tea brewing system

The flagship of our brewers. The Chrome compost tea brewer offers the highest quality without compromise, made from stainless steel.

One device – three applications

The brewer is not only excellent for producing compost tea, but also for making compost extract and ferments (EM).

Optional with integrated heating, heating control and insulation – required for producing ferments.

Made in Switzerland.

EDAPRO’s compost tea brewers are flow-optimized and scientifically tested. In the water vortex, microorganisms are multiplied billions of times under aerobic conditions (more than 6 mg/L DO₂). The integrated cleaning system saves time and is easy to use. The heating system ensures ideal temperatures in the production process. The EdaLife brewers are powered by durable aerator compressors from Nitto Kohki – they are also very quiet.

The EdaLife Chrome brewers offer the highest quality without compromise, made from stainless steel with integrated heating.

Features

1 device, 3 applications: compost tea, compost extract, ferments (EM)
Container made from stainless steel
High-quality, quiet and durable aerator compressors ensure flawless operation of all brewers
Conical container: The conical shape of the container prevents deposits
Water vortex: The water vortex ensures both optimal mixing and efficient oxygen input
Integrated cleaning: A clean brewer is crucial for the quality of the final product. The sophisticated cleaning system reduces cleaning effort to a minimum
Made in Switzerland
Scope of delivery: Brewer, measuring cup, filter sieve, cleaning hose with spray nozzle

Private: Komposttee Brausystem EdaLife Chrome V900

Water vortex

Optimal mixing and efficient oxygen input

Cleaning system

Minimal cleaning effort thanks to integrated cleaning system

Durable operation

High-quality, quiet and durable aerator compressors

Quality without compromise

Stainless steel – made in Switzerland

Application quantities

In winter you use the brewer to produce EM ferments as a slurry additive. How we do this and what the lactic acid bacteria do in the slurry tank is explained in the blog post Make your own slurry additive.