How to Flush Emergency Mobile Toilets
The flushing methods for emergency mobile toilets vary depending on their types, as detailed below:
Ordinary Water-Flush Mobile Toilets
Some simple ordinary water-flush mobile toilets are equipped with two black ball devices. After using the toilet, stepping on one of the black balls will automatically flush the squat pan; stepping on the other black ball will make the faucet produce water for hand washing. In addition, ordinary water-flush mobile toilets are usually composed of a water tank, a valve, and a flushing device. When in use, press the flush button, the valve opens, and the water in the water tank flushes the toilet bowl through preset pipes. This method is relatively common and easy to operate.
High-Pressure Air-Water Flush Mobile Toilets
This type of mobile toilet uses high-pressure water flow and gas to flush the inner wall of the toilet bowl. It has a high flushing pressure and a wide range, requiring only one-fifth of the normal water volume to clean the toilet bowl thoroughly. In terms of flushing control, it is jointly accomplished by an infrared sensor and a computer intelligent system. When someone finishes using the toilet and leaves, the infrared sensor detects the signal and transmits it to the computer intelligent system, which then controls the high-pressure water flow and gas for flushing operations, achieving automation and efficient water conservation.
Foam-Flush Mobile Toilets
The equipment room of a foam-flush mobile toilet is equipped with an automatic foam generator. A layer of snow-white foam covers the surface of the toilet bowl, which is produced by a mixture. Using the foam produced by the mixture instead of the conventional flushing method not only saves a large amount of water resources but also effectively blocks odor emission, keeping the air inside the toilet fresh.
Flushing Methods in Emergency Situations Such as Power Outages
Refer to the emergency flushing methods for smart toilets during power outages. First, manual flushing: find and press the manual flush button; some may require a long press to complete the flushing operation. Second, flushing using a water storage tank: prepare a large-capacity water storage tank, fill it with clean water, and pour it into the water tank, using gravity to push the water flow for flushing. During the operation, pay attention to observing whether the water level meets the flushing requirements. Third, flushing using an emergency toilet flusher: purchase an emergency toilet flusher with the appropriate model and specifications, install it according to the instructions, and send water into the toilet by stepping on the switch or button with your hand or foot to achieve the flushing function.
