Public Security Standard for Ordinary Mobile Toilets

The public security standard for ordinary mobile toilets covers various requirements including transportation dimensions, product specifications, interior space, supporting facilities, and environmental protection and safety, as detailed below:

1. Transportation Dimension Restrictions
The total assembled width of a mobile toilet must not exceed the width of the carrying vehicle's chassis. The height of the toilet body should not exceed 2.5 meters, and the total height during transportation (including top equipment) should not exceed 4.0 meters. These restrictions aim to ensure safety and compliance during transportation, preventing traffic hazards caused by oversized loads.

2. Common Product Specifications
In actual procurement, mobile toilets come in various specifications. For example, some products have a width of 2.4 meters and a height of 3.2 meters; there are also modular designs combining multiple toilet compartments and a management room, with lengths adjusted flexibly according to functional needs (such as the number of toilet compartments and management room configuration).

3. Toilet Compartment and Interior Space Standards

• Ordinary Toilet Compartments: The length of a toilet compartment for defecation should be between 1.00 and 1.50 meters, and the width between 0.85 and 1.20 meters; the depth of a urination stand (including urinal) should be at least 0.75 meters, with a width of 0.70 meters.
• Specific Product Requirements: The area of a single toilet compartment should typically be no less than 1.4 meters by 0.95 meters (length by width), and the interior clear height should be no less than 2.0 meters or 2.1 meters to ensure comfort during use.

4. Management Room Configuration
The supporting management room should have an area of no less than 2.2 meters by 1.1 meters (length by width), used for storing cleaning tools, surveillance equipment, or as a rest area for staff, meeting basic functional requirements.

5. Aisle Width Requirements

• For single-row toilet compartments with outward-opening doors, the aisle width should be 1.30 meters, with a minimum of no less than 1.00 meters;
• For double-row toilet compartments with outward-opening doors, the aisle width should be between 1.50 and 2.10 meters to ensure smooth passage for personnel and prevent congestion.

6. Other Core Requirements

• Sturdiness, Durability, and Safety: The main structure should be made of steel or aluminum alloy to ensure compressive and load-bearing capacity; environmentally friendly materials resistant to weathering and corrosion should be selected to ensure long-term stability.
• Energy Efficiency and Environmental Protection: Equipped with water-saving fixtures and compliant lighting equipment, priority should be given to using renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power; waste treatment should employ biodegradation and other technologies to prevent direct discharge from polluting the environment.
• Human-Centered Design: Toilet compartments should be allocated reasonably according to the male-to-female ratio, and barrier-free facilities (such as toilets for the disabled and grab bars) should be provided to cater to the needs of different groups.

These standards comprehensively consider functionality, safety, and environmental protection, providing clear guidelines for the procurement, installation, and use of mobile toilets in the public security system.