Ganzi Cultural and Tourism Bureau Mobile Toilet
The high-tech mobile toilets promoted by the Ganzi Cultural and Tourism Bureau possess various advanced features aimed at addressing the challenges of toilets in high-altitude tourism areas.
I. Advanced Technology The 'Pidu-made' smart toilets, which were inspected by Liu Hong, the director of the Ganzi Prefecture Cultural and Tourism Bureau, utilize advanced variable-temperature circulating biodegradation and fully enclosed fermentation technologies to organically treat fecal waste, ultimately forming high-quality organic fertilizer raw materials. This technology not only resolves the fecal waste treatment challenges in high-altitude regions but also achieves resource recycling. Additionally, the environmentally friendly, high-tech tourist public toilets jointly developed by Zhongyunhui (Chengdu) Technology Group Co., Ltd., Sichuan Zhonghuan Meijing Environmental Protection Equipment Co., Ltd., and the Ganzi Prefecture Culture, Radio, Television, and Tourism Bureau combine vacuum toilets with rest areas, further enhancing the functionality and comfort of the toilets.
II. Strong Adaptability These high-tech mobile toilets can operate normally in harsh environments such as low temperatures, high altitudes, and water scarcity. For example, the 'Pidu-made' smart toilets do not require flushing, making them suitable for water-scarce high-altitude areas. The public toilet at Honghaizi received approximately 20,000 visitor toilet uses from October 1st to 15th, with a cumulative water consumption of only about 10 tons, fully demonstrating its water-saving performance. At the same time, these toilets can also provide heating and oxygen supply, offering a comfortable toilet environment for tourists.
III. Diverse Functions The 'Pidu-made' smart toilets feature a versatile space mode that can incorporate commercial modules and public spaces, as well as be equipped with solar panels for product power supply, increasing the practicality and economic efficiency of the toilets. The jointly developed environmentally friendly public toilets combine vacuum toilets with rest areas, providing more convenience for tourists.
IV. Broad Promotion Prospects After withstanding the test of the harsh winter this year, Ganzi Prefecture will continue to promote these high-tech environmentally friendly public toilets, gradually covering scenic spots and attractions across the prefecture as well as along National Highway 318, completely resolving the 'toilet shortage' issue and enhancing the tourist experience.
