What Cars Are Called Mobile Toilets
The following types of cars can be referred to as mobile toilets:
The first type is a mobile toilet converted from a coach. This type of mobile toilet vehicle is 10.9 meters long and uses a bubble-sealed high-pressure water-saving flushing system. In terms of spatial layout, the men's restroom has three stalls and two urinals, while the women's restroom has five stalls, and each restroom is equipped with a sink. To ensure a good user experience, the restroom is equipped with ventilation windows to ensure air circulation and reduce odors; it also has an emergency call button for timely assistance in case of emergencies. Additionally, the vehicle is equipped with a fresh air system to further improve indoor air quality.
The second type is the Sinotruk Howo mobile toilet vehicle. It uses the chassis of the Sinotruk Howo and is designed with eight independent toilets inside. When a user enters the toilet, the internal induction lighting automatically turns on, and the door sign also indicates occupancy through induction, making it easy for others to understand the toilet's usage status. All sanitary fixtures are made of stainless steel, which is sturdy, durable, and easy to clean. The toilet uses an induction flushing method and is equipped with a vacuum toilet waste collection system that sucks away waste from the toilet bowl using air suction, greatly saving water consumption. The entire toilet area is also equipped with an intelligent toilet guidance system that displays the toilet's usage status in real-time. The washstand is equipped with a two-person sink, as well as facilities such as a soap dispenser, paper towel holder, and hand dryer to meet users' cleaning needs. The roof-mounted exhaust fan ensures ventilation inside the vehicle. The entire vehicle uses a combination of three power supply methods: external mains power, generator power, and an integrated charger-inverter power supply to ensure normal operation in different environments.
The third type is the Seres vehicle that has been granted a patent for a 'vehicle-mounted toilet'. Its unique feature is the design of a sliding rail toilet. Normally, the toilet is hidden under the seat, taking up no space. When faced with emergencies such as highway traffic jams or remote road sections, the toilet can simply be pulled out for emergency use, effectively solving the problem of finding a restroom in these scenarios.
The fourth type is the seven-seater version of the Ji Shi automobile. It transforms the central armrest box into an emergency toilet, equipped with a foldable toilet seat, disposable plastic bags, and deodorizing gel. This design provides certain conveniences for users in emergencies, while the disposable plastic bags and deodorizing gel also help reduce odors and cleaning hassles to some extent.
