Mobile Toilet with Fecal Storage Tank

Mobile toilets with fecal storage tanks come in various types, featuring different materials, structures, and usage characteristics. They can be mainly divided into the following three categories:

1. Integrated Fecal and Water Tank Mobile Toilet

This type of toilet is made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) material, with an integrated design of the fecal tank and water tank, allowing use without external water and electricity connections. Its core features include:

• High durability: HDPE material is corrosion-resistant and aging-resistant, with a service life of over 20 years, suitable for long-term outdoor use.
• Water-saving and environmentally friendly: It is equipped with a foot-operated flush squat toilet inside, using stored clean water in the tank for flushing. The amount of water used per flush can be controlled, reducing water waste.
• High independence: There is no need to lay water supply and drainage pipes. It is easy to install and suitable for remote areas or temporary event venues without water and electricity supply.

2. Fully 304 Stainless Steel Packaged Mobile Toilet

This type uses 304 stainless steel as the frame, paired with a packaged squat toilet and fecal storage tank, enabling operation without water and electricity. Its main advantages are:

• Reliable material: 304 stainless steel has high strength and corrosion resistance, able to adapt to harsh environments and extend the equipment's service life.
• Water-free operation: The packaged squat toilet directly collects feces into the fecal storage tank, eliminating the need for flushing. It is suitable for water-scarce areas or water-saving scenarios.
• Plug-and-play: After being placed on the ground, no commissioning is required. Regular cleaning of the fecal storage tank is sufficient, with low maintenance costs. It is suitable for temporary venues such as construction sites and disaster areas.

3. Color-Steel Temporary Mobile Toilet

The color-steel mobile toilet has a color-steel plate as its outer shell and an internal fecal storage tank. It is lightweight in structure and relatively low in cost, with the following main features:

• Rapid deployment: Its modular design facilitates transportation and assembly, suitable for short-term use scenarios such as construction sites and exhibitions.
• Manual cleaning: The fecal storage tank has a limited capacity and requires regular manual cleaning of feces, necessitating the use of a sewage suction truck or manual transfer.
• Economical and practical: Color-steel material is relatively low in cost, but its durability is weaker than the first two types. It is suitable for scenarios with a limited budget and a short usage period.

Classified by sewage treatment methods, mobile toilets can also be divided into water-flush types, waterless suction types, circulating water-flush types, and dry-packaged types. Among them, the integrated fecal and water tank type belongs to the water-flush type, the stainless steel packaged type belongs to the dry-packaged type, and color-steel toilets are mostly waterless suction types. Users can choose the appropriate type according to the usage scenario, budget, and maintenance conditions.