Mobile Vehicle-mounted Temporary Toilet
Mobile vehicle-mounted temporary toilets come in various types, mainly including bus-style, portable folding toilet stools, waterless trailer-mounted portable restrooms, and heavy-duty Howo logistical support vehicles, among others.
Bus-style mobile toilets: Typically housed in modified buses, these can be up to 10.9 meters long. Their flushing systems utilize foam-sealed high-pressure water-saving technology, achieving cleanliness through high-pressure foam covering feces. The interior space is divided by gender, with the men's section featuring three seated toilets and two urinals, and the women's section having five seated toilets. Each section is equipped with a sink. To enhance the user experience, the restrooms are equipped with ventilation windows, emergency call buttons, and a fresh air system to maintain air freshness.
Portable folding toilet stools: These are lightweight emergency devices with a foldable structure for easy carrying in vehicles. Their core function is odor control, achieved through sealed structures or chemical deodorizers to reduce odor diffusion, suitable for temporary scenarios such as adult camping and field operations. Prices vary significantly among different brands; for example, products from Yiwu Huaji Outdoor Supplies Co., Ltd. are priced at 25.18 yuan, while those from Yiwu Sixi Automotive Supplies Co., Ltd. are priced at 42 yuan. The price differences mainly stem from material durability, odor control technology, and additional features.
Waterless trailer-mounted portable restrooms: These feature a trailer design that does not require connection to municipal water supply systems, achieving harmless fecal treatment through biodegradation or chemical treatment technologies. They are compact in structure and flexible in movement, allowing for rapid deployment in public scenic spots, large event venues, and other locations to meet short-term high-traffic usage demands.
Heavy-duty Howo logistical support mobile toilet vehicles: These are modified based on the Howo 4×2 National VI chassis, with an engine power of up to 257kw. The upper structure is made of high-quality carbon steel plates to ensure structural strength. The interior of the vehicle is designed to accommodate the sanitary needs of eight people, with clear gender divisions. It is equipped with three urinals, six vacuum suction-type squat toilets, and two seated toilets, along with two sets of sinks. The vacuum suction technology can quickly clean up excreta, reducing odor residue, and is suitable for logistical support scenarios such as military operations and disaster relief.
