Mobile Toilet Internal Flushing

There are various internal flushing methods for mobile toilets, designed to be practical and user-friendly, including button-type, sensor-type, smart toilet, foot-kick type, and storage-type flushing methods.

Button-type flushing is one of the most common methods in mobile toilets. Inside the toilet, you can usually find flush buttons marked with prominent text or icons. Some public toilets are equipped with large and small flush buttons for better water conservation and environmental protection. When using the toilet for a large bowel movement, press the large button for a larger volume of water to ensure thorough flushing; for a small bowel movement, press the small button for a smaller volume of water, which meets the cleaning needs while avoiding water waste.

Sensor-type flushing utilizes infrared or human body sensing technology. When using it, simply bring your hand or part of your body close to the sensing area, such as the sensing zone on the side of the toilet or in front of the black button, and wait a few seconds for the water to automatically flush out. This method requires no manual operation, making it both hygienic and convenient, especially suitable for public places as it reduces the risk of spreading germs through contact.

Smart toilets are also used in mobile toilets and may be equipped with an automatic flushing function when the user leaves the seat. After the person leaves the toilet, the toilet automatically detects and triggers the flushing process without manual operation, further enhancing convenience and hygiene.

Foot-kick type flushing is a relatively novel flushing method. There is a sensing area on the outside of the toilet, and users can trigger the flushing by simply giving a light kick. This method avoids the inconvenience of manual operation and keeps the toilet clean and hygienic.

The water filling and flushing method for storage-type mobile toilets is relatively simple. There is usually a water inlet next to the sink, and users can directly open it to fill the water. The water tank capacity of this type of toilet is generally around 5 - 10 liters, which can meet certain usage needs. At the same time, storage-type mobile toilets are easy to move and place, making them suitable for various temporary or mobile locations.