Mobile Toilets in Banan District Parks

The situation of mobile toilets in Banan District parks is as follows:

Quantity and Distribution

In the open parks of Banan District, 2 mobile public toilets and 10 regular public toilets have been constructed. Among them, Longzhou Bay Park and Baijusi Park not only have public toilets but also have open-air parking lots nearby, providing more than 110 parking spaces for the convenience of tourists. Subsequently, relevant departments will also conduct unified management of the green spaces along the Babin Road based on the tourist flow and the number of visitors, and further add infrastructure such as garbage bins and public toilets to meet the needs of tourists.

Smart Public Toilets

A new smart public toilet has been added in Longzhou Bay Park, Banan District, located on the side of Longzhou Bay Park adjacent to Longzhou Avenue. The toilet is well-equipped internally, with separate management rooms, worker rest areas, tool rooms, and a third toilet each. The third toilet is specially equipped with facilities such as children's toilets, multifunctional baby care stations, and child safety seats, providing great convenience for tourists with children. The toilet also adopts the "Internet + Toilet" model for intelligent supervision. It is equipped with intelligent systems such as toilet ventilation systems, smart sensor water-saving systems, and toilet display and guidance systems, enhancing the toilet-using experience. The LED display of the "Smart Toilet System" installed on the exterior wall of the toilet can monitor data such as internal temperature and humidity, as well as the flow of people in the toilet in real-time. Before using the toilet, citizens can also check the availability of toilet stalls through the display, which is convenient and quick. The toilet has been put into use, is open 24 hours a day, and has dedicated personnel responsible for cleaning and management.

Tidal Toilets

There is a "tidal toilet" beside the Dianya·Blatton Manor on Bojun Avenue in Banan District. This type of toilet has a separate "tidal toilet stall" inside the regular men's and women's toilets. The tidal toilet stall is equipped with two squat toilets, the same as regular toilets, and the occupancy status can be seen through the electronic screens on the doors. The design of the tidal toilet stall is ingenious, allowing for the adjustment of the number of men and women using the toilet as needed during peak periods, improving the efficiency of toilet use.