Specifications of Flush Mobile Toilets

The specifications of flush mobile toilets vary depending on their type and purpose, commonly covering aspects such as dimensions, toilet fixtures, materials, and functional configurations. Details are as follows:

1. Toilet Fixture Dimensions
The dimensions of toilet fixtures (such as sit-down or squat toilets) in flush mobile toilets must meet ergonomic requirements, with a standard minimum size of 700mm×700mm. This size ensures user comfort while accommodating different models of flushing systems, preventing reduced cleaning effectiveness due to insufficient space.

2. External Dimensions of Single-Occupancy Mobile Toilets
The typical size range for single-occupancy flush mobile toilets is as follows:

• Length: 1.1 meters to 1.5 meters, adapting to different site space requirements;
• Width: 1 meter to 1.2 meters, ensuring adequate internal movement space;
• Height: Starting at 2.2 meters, with some models reaching 2.4 meters, ensuring ventilation and space for equipment installation.
  For example, the commonly used PT-280 model on construction sites has dimensions of 1 meter×1 meter, while plastic flush toilets often have a standard size of 1m×1m×2.4m, optimizing internal layout by increasing height.

3. Materials and Structure

• Frame: Constructed using national standard steel welding to ensure structural stability and resistance to wind and earthquakes;
• Shell: Covered with materials such as color-coated steel plates or carved panels, featuring corrosion-resistant, fire-resistant, and rust-resistant properties, with a service life of over 20 years;
• Floor: Equipped with anti-slip design to reduce the risk of slipping during rainy weather or cleaning.

4. Functional Configurations

• Flushing System: Some eco-friendly public toilets achieve a flushing effect of only 0.46 liters of water per use by automatically collecting hand-washing water and adding special agents, significantly conserving water resources;
• Cleaning Devices: Urine channels utilize gravity flow, while fecal channels employ piston-type scraper mechanical devices for automatic cleaning, reducing the frequency of manual maintenance;
• Auxiliary Systems: Standard ventilation (such as exhaust fans) and lighting equipment are included, with some models also featuring deodorization functions to enhance the user experience.

5. Adaptation to Special Scenarios
For high-traffic areas (such as tourist attractions and construction sites), mobile toilets can be expanded into multi-stall combinations through modular design while retaining the core specifications of single-occupancy units, ensuring a balance between functionality and efficiency.