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Changzhou Water-saving Mobile Toilets

Admin 11 de octubre de 2026

There are mainly two types of water-saving mobile toilets in Changzhou: vacuum water-saving toilets and foam-sealing mobile toilets.

Vacuum Water-saving Toilets

Vacuum water-saving toilets use the air pressure difference generated by the flushing system to suck away the waste in the toilet bowl in an air-suction manner, thereby reducing the amount of flushing water used. The flushing volume of traditional water-saving toilets specified by the state is 6L per flush, while the flushing volume of vacuum public toilets is less than 0.8L per flush, showing a significant water-saving effect. This type of toilet integrates environmental protection and water-saving, waste collection, reclaimed water reuse, and green fertilizer production systems, and has many advantages. Its water-saving feature not only meets the current demand for water resource conservation but also reduces water costs. It has a good flushing effect, can quickly and effectively clean the waste in the toilet bowl, and keep the toilet clean. It has good odor control. By sucking away the waste through the air pressure difference, it also reduces the emission of odors and improves the toilet's usage environment. It is easy to install and can be applied in various places, mainly in scenarios with high space and hygiene requirements such as large cruise ships, airplanes, and high-speed trains, as well as in daily places like residences and hotels. In Changzhou, Runlong Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. supplies vacuum collection toilets, vacuum water-saving toilets, and provides vacuum toilet renovation services at a price of 155,000 yuan.

Foam-sealing Mobile Toilets

Foam-sealing mobile toilets use the foam generated by the foaming liquid mixture instead of toilet flushing water. When in use, there are foam channels on the side walls of the toilet fixtures. Compressed air is sent through the conveying pipe to the foam activator, causing the foam emitted from the foam box to cover the inner side of the toilet bowl through the foam channels, thereby isolating odors. This system can meet the foaming water demand just by collecting hand-washing water, maximizing water resource conservation. Its characteristics include water conservation, greatly reducing water resource consumption compared to traditional flushing toilets; convenience of use, as the foam generation and covering process is completed automatically without much manual intervention; prevention of environmental pollution, as the foam can effectively prevent waste from coming into contact with the air and reduce the spread of odors and bacteria; environmental protection, reducing dependence on water resources and sewage discharge; and simple device engineering, as it does not require sewers and purification tanks, can be renovated using old-style restrooms, and is very simple to set up, reducing the cost and difficulty of construction and renovation.