Datong Municipal Mobile Toilets
Datong municipal mobile toilets mainly include two types: high-standard mobile bus public toilets and leased mobile toilets, each with its own characteristics and certain advantages and disadvantages.

I. High-Standard Mobile Bus Public Toilets
The two high-standard mobile bus public toilets allocated by the Xincheng Environmental Company have been put into use on the north side of Taiping Tower and the south side of Drum Tower in the ancient city of Datong. They adopt an integrated bus-style design with a simple and elegant appearance. Inside, there are separate male and female areas equipped with vacuum suction toilet fixtures, hand-washing basins, intelligent lighting, powerful ventilation and deodorization systems. They also provide free sanitary products such as toilet paper, hand soap, disposable toothbrushes, and toothpaste. A dedicated staff member is on duty, and a one-customer-one-cleaning policy is implemented, with regular cleaning, comprehensive disinfection, and timely replenishment of supplies, providing users with a relatively comfortable and hygienic restroom environment.
II. Leased Mobile Toilets
Shanghai Xuhu Industrial Co., Ltd. offers mobile toilet leasing services in Datong, with options for both long-term and short-term leases, without minimum day restrictions or rigid constraints on usage scenarios. The modular design allows individual units to be deployed independently or combined in rows, adapting to various site conditions. The outer shell is made using a thickened high-density polyethylene one-piece molding process, while the interior features a food-grade antibacterial coating liner, paired with a silent flushing system and an efficient deodorization module, achieving an odor suppression rate of over 90%. Each unit undergoes a 72-hour full-load pressure test before leaving the factory. During the lease period, regular on-site cleaning, supply replenishment, and basic maintenance services are provided. In case of emergencies, a response is made within 2 hours, and on-site handling is completed within 4 hours. The units are equipped with intelligent water-saving valves and LED low-power lighting, with some models featuring solar power panels. Sewage is collected centrally and enters a professional treatment channel. Tailored to local characteristics, the units come standard with freeze-proof insulation layers, double-layer sealed door seals, and large-capacity water storage tanks. The operation interface uses large Chinese characters + icon dual labeling, with clear guidance signs and civilized reminder messages posted externally. Rental fees are calculated on a tiered basis according to the actual number of usage days and unit models, with no hidden additional charges. The contract clearly defines the service scope, response time, and responsibility boundaries. Electronic records are generated for each cleaning, inspection, and maintenance task, which customers can access at any time. There is no need for advance payment, no deposit threshold, flexible settlement cycles, and support for corporate payments.
III. Advantages and Disadvantages
Advantages: They have a wide adaptability to site conditions, do not rely on fixed underground sewage pipelines and complex foundation works, and can be placed in areas lacking traditional municipal infrastructure. The modular nature makes overall relocation possible, improving resource utilization efficiency. The on-site installation period is significantly shorter than that of traditional civil engineering toilets. Disadvantages: Operation and maintenance are constrained by the timeliness of supporting services. The fixed water storage capacity and wastewater collection tank volume make them prone to water supply interruptions or sewage overflows due to improper service intervals or sudden high-intensity usage. The internal space environment control is less stable than that of professional buildings, posing challenges under extreme weather conditions or high-density usage. Frequent overall relocation may cause potential fatigue damage to structural connection points and internal pipeline interfaces, requiring regular professional inspections. The main structural materials involve a trade-off between lightness and durability, with some materials having an expected service life possibly shorter than that of professional buildings. The energy consumption for maintaining normal operation includes the electricity consumption of internal equipment and the energy consumption of supply and waste removal vehicles.




