Mobile Dry Toilet for Rural Areas

There are various types of mobile dry toilets specifically designed for rural areas, each with distinct features and price differences.

Types and Features

• Type without Septic Tank, Water, and Electricity: There is a type of mobile dry toilet that does not require a septic tank, water, or electricity. It comes with its own fecal tank. Made of color-coated steel plates, it has overall dimensions of 1.1 meters in both length and width, and a height of 2.35 meters. It is equipped with a spherical door lock and has a squat pan and a fecal tank inside. This type of toilet can be used directly after being placed on the ground without connecting to water or a septic tank, making installation convenient. It is suitable for rural areas with limited water and electricity supplies and can meet basic toilet needs.
• Waterless Packaging Connected Type: Mobile toilets for rural toilet houses come in 2-unit and 3-unit connected waterless packaging models. They are eco-friendly toilets that can be customized. The item number is 001, and available specifications include 110011002300, etc. They are also made of color-coated steel. These toilets have a wide applicable temperature range, functioning normally between -35 and 100℃. The voltage is 220V, and the brand is Hemai. The connected design allows multiple people to use them simultaneously, making them suitable for rural areas with relatively concentrated populations. Moreover, the waterless packaging method reduces water consumption, aligning with eco-friendly concepts.

Pricing

The prices of mobile dry toilets vary depending on the model and configuration. For the 2-unit and 3-unit connected waterless packaging mobile toilets for rural toilet houses, when the purchase quantity is between 1 and 49 sets, the price is 1500.00 yuan; when the purchase quantity is 50 sets or more, the price drops to 1200.00 yuan. The more sets purchased, the more favorable the unit price. Additionally, there is a mobile toilet priced at 1235.0 yuan. It comes with a fecal tank and a shower room, serving as a simple toilet for construction sites and can also be used as a single-unit toilet in rural areas. It has relatively richer functions, providing not only toilet facilities but also simple showering capabilities.

When choosing a mobile dry toilet in rural areas, one can comprehensively consider factors such as the local population size, usage needs, budget, and water and electricity conditions to select the most appropriate type.