High-Quality Epidemic Prevention Isolation Mobile Toilet

High-quality epidemic prevention isolation mobile toilets are mobile toilets with epidemic prevention and isolation functions, meeting environmental protection and standard requirements, and available in various types. The following is a detailed introduction from the aspects of types, materials and flushing methods, prices, and environmental protection and standard requirements:

Types: Classified by the number of toilet stalls and functions, there are single-stall models. The standard dimensions are 3m×3m or 2m×3m, providing an independent space for a single person with a sink, suitable for narrow locations, temporary isolation points, and guard booth配套 (supporting facilities for guard booths).

Materials and Flushing Methods: In terms of materials, options include aluminum-plastic panels, stainless steel, and color-steel sheets. Different materials have different characteristics. Aluminum-plastic panels are lightweight and have a certain degree of corrosion resistance; stainless steel is sturdy, durable, and easy to clean; color-steel sheets are relatively low-cost and easy to install. Regarding flushing methods, there are automatic flushing and push-button flushing. Automatic flushing is convenient and fast, reducing personnel contact and lowering the risk of cross-infection; push-button flushing is simple to operate and has a lower cost.

Prices: The prices of epidemic prevention isolation mobile toilets vary depending on the brand and specifications. For example, some color-steel epidemic prevention mobile toilets in Cangzhou, Hebei, are priced between 850.00 and 1200.00 yuan per unit (set, suite, etc.); the prices of epidemic prevention and isolation mobile toilets in Liuyang, Hunan, range from 1250.00 to 1300.00 yuan. Prices are influenced by factors such as materials, functions, and brands.

Environmental Protection and Standard Requirements:

• Seepage and Waterproofing: The overall waterproof rating of the toilet body should be no lower than IP65. The floor must undergo multi-layer waterproofing treatment, and a 48-hour closed-water test should show no leakage to prevent sewage leakage from polluting the environment.
• Pollutant Discharge: For those connected to the municipal sewage network, the GB 8978 - 1996 tertiary standard should be implemented to ensure that the sewage is discharged up to standard.
• Water Conservation and Environmental Protection: For conventional water-flushing types, the single-flush water volume should be ≤6L to conserve water resources.
• Fire Protection and Electrical: The enclosure materials must use Class A non-combustible rock wool sandwich panels to improve fire safety.
• Land and Planning: It is strictly prohibited to set up these toilets in basic farmland, ecological protection red lines, or river control areas, and compliance with land and planning regulations is required.