National Standards for Mobile Toilets (GB)
The national standards related to mobile toilets mainly include GB/T18092 - 2000 and GBLT18091－92. GB/T 34549 - 2024 primarily targets intelligent toilets for sanitary ware and is not a general standard for mobile toilets. Here is a detailed introduction:
GB/T18092 - 2000: Standard for Waterless Sanitary Toilets This standard regulates waterless sanitary toilets, which are types of toilets that can process and store feces and other excreta without the need for water flushing. Implemented on October 1, 2000, the standard sets out clear requirements for the design, structure, and performance of waterless sanitary toilets. For example, in terms of feces treatment, it stipulates that the toilets should have effective collection, storage, and decomposition functions to prevent odor emission and the spread of pathogens. Structurally, the toilets are required to be sturdy overall, capable of adapting to different usage environments and climatic conditions, ensuring no damage or deformation occurs during long-term use, thereby safeguarding the safety and hygiene of users.
GBLT18091－92: Standard for Mobile Environmental Protection Public Toilets Mobile environmental protection public toilets must comply with this standard. These toilets are mobile, facilitating their placement and use in various locations, especially suitable for temporary events or areas with dense populations but lacking fixed toilet facilities. The standard regulates all aspects of mobile environmental protection public toilets, including external dimensions, internal layout, and the provision of sanitary facilities. In terms of external dimensions, it considers the convenience of transportation and installation while meeting certain occupancy requirements. The internal layout should be reasonable, ensuring users have a comfortable space. Regarding sanitary facilities, it requires the provision of complete flushing and hand-washing equipment, with the performance of these facilities meeting relevant hygiene and safety standards to ensure that mobile environmental protection public toilets can provide a user experience and hygiene level similar to that of fixed toilets.
