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Fecal-Urine Separation Mobile Toilet
Admin September 28, 2026
The fecal-urine separation mobile toilet is an environmentally friendly toilet with features such as separation of feces and urine and water-free flushing, suitable for various locations. The following introduces its different types and characteristics:

Ordinary Fecal-Urine Separation Mobile Toilet
- Material and Structure: It usually uses stainless steel, such as a 304 stainless steel foot-operated opening and closing squat toilet. This material is sturdy and durable, with good corrosion resistance, enabling it to adapt to different usage environments and extend the toilet's service life. Its large-diameter design is convenient for use, and the 1.2 thickened plate cover can effectively prevent odors, reducing odor emission and enhancing the user experience.
- Functional Characteristics: It achieves the separation of feces and urine. This design facilitates the subsequent classified treatment of feces and urine, improving resource utilization efficiency. Moreover, its water-free flushing feature gives it a significant advantage in water-scarce areas or places with tight water resources, greatly reducing water costs.
- Applicable Locations: It is widely used in public mobile toilets, schools, parks, scenic spots, as well as rural toilet renovation and dry toilet renovation projects. In schools, it can meet the usage needs of a large number of students; in parks and scenic spots, it is convenient for tourists to use while reducing environmental pollution; in rural toilet renovation and dry toilet renovation, it can effectively improve rural sanitation conditions.
Waterless Ecological Toilet
- Working Principle: It adopts an advanced microcomputer control system and sensing system to automatically detect the presence of toilet users. When someone enters the toilet, it triggers the lighting, ventilation, and separation systems to start working. Through composite microorganisms, solid feces are biochemically treated into gases, achieving harmless treatment of solids. Meanwhile, urine is decomposed and treated to meet the reclaimed water standard and can be recycled, for example, for toilet flushing or irrigation.
- Advantages: The entire process requires no water, greatly saving water resources and conforming to the concept of environmental protection. Moreover, its high degree of automation reduces manual operation and management costs, enabling more efficient and convenient operation.
- Applicable Scenarios: It is suitable for places with high environmental protection requirements, water scarcity, or the need for efficient management, such as some high-end scenic spots and ecological parks.
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