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Aurora Electric Human Cremator
Aurora Electric Human Cremator — Fully Electric Cremation Machine
The Aurora Electric is a fully electric human cremator engineered for crematoria that want to cut fossil-fuel use without disrupting how they run today. It was designed from operator research to fit current routines, with limited downtime during maintenance and repair.
Heat comes from electric elements in the hearth and roof of the primary chamber, supported by Addfield’s ElectraFlame heater, which creates turbulent electric heat to start the burn faster and shorten burn-down. Average cremation time is under 100 minutes.
Key Features
- 100% electric: three under-hearth elements and six roof elements in the primary chamber
- ElectraFlame technology for fast ignition and shorter burn-down
- Sloped, troughed hot hearth with carefully selected refractories
- Secondary chamber heated by six electric elements, with at least two seconds residence time
- Plant includes dosing, SNCR De-NOx, ceramic candle filter and continuous emissions monitoring
- Optional hot-water heat recovery to your building's heating system
- Flat-pack, build-on-site option for restricted or listed buildings
Specifications Snapshot
- Average cremation time: under 100 minutes
- Internal chamber size: about 1100 mm wide x 2800 mm deep x 700 mm high
- Combustion type: hot hearth
- Residence time: two seconds; secondary chamber minimum 850°C
- Flue gas treatment: dry filter
- Weight: approximately 14 tonnes
- Certification: UKCA and CE (per Addfield)
Ideal For
- Crematoria replacing end-of-life fossil-fuel cremators
- Operators with carbon-reduction targets
- Sites with sufficient electrical supply
- Facilities that need a flat-pack, on-site build
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average cremation time?
On average 100 minutes or less. Cremation of a person who had cancer may take longer.
How long does pre-heat take on a Monday morning?
The operator pre-sets the pre-heat time. The elements ramp up gradually so the cremator is at temperature when you want to start the first cremation.
How long does the cremator take to cool down?
About 8 to 10 hours, so it is best to cool it over the weekend and complete servicing on Monday morning.
Can it be supplied without ElectraFlame for low-throughput sites?
Yes, but cremation times will be longer. ElectraFlame can be retrofitted later, with a cost for control panel changes.