Qoros Automobile Mobile Toilet
The Qoros Automobile Mobile Toilet primarily refers to a modified application based on the Qoros 5 model, achieving temporary sanitation facilities by transforming the trunk space.
Modification Basis and Space Utilization
As a compact SUV, the design features of the Qoros 5 provide a foundational condition for mobile toilet modifications. The original trunk volume is approximately 450 liters, which can be expanded to 1500 liters by removing the rear seats, providing sufficient space to accommodate a simple toilet, a small sink, and a water storage unit. During modification, the basic structure of the vehicle is usually retained, with only the rear seats and some interior parts removed to ensure the body strength and safety are not compromised. For example, the toilet installation position avoids key vehicle components, and the water tank is fixed to the side wall of the trunk to prevent movement during driving.
Core Functional System Design
Water Supply and Drainage System
The water tank typically has a capacity of 10-20 liters and uses a manual or electric pump for water supply. The manual pump controls water flow through pressing operations, while the electric pump requires connection to the vehicle battery for power. Drainage is achieved through sealed collection containers, with container capacity designed according to usage scenarios. For example, outdoor activities may use 5-10 liter containers that require regular cleaning, while construction site scenarios may be equipped with larger capacity containers to reduce cleaning frequency.Ventilation and Air Purification
The ventilation system achieves air circulation through an exhaust fan installed in the window or roof, with a fan power of approximately 20-30 watts, capable of quickly expelling odors. Some modification cases incorporate activated carbon filters with an adsorption layer thickness of about 2-3 centimeters, effectively filtering particulate matter larger than 0.3 microns in diameter to further purify the air.
Application Scenarios and Advantages
The Qoros 5 Mobile Toilet primarily serves temporary, highly mobile scenarios. At outdoor music festivals, a single vehicle can serve approximately 200 people per day, alleviating queueing pressure at fixed toilets; in construction site scenarios, it can provide basic sanitation conditions for 10-15 workers, reducing the time cost of traveling to and from fixed toilets. Its core advantage lies in its rapid deployment capability—it takes only 10-15 minutes from parking to being operational, without requiring additional infrastructure support.
Comparison with the Jishi 01
The toilet design in the Jishi 01 leans more towards emergency functionality, being modified from the central storage compartment and using disposable plastic bags and deodorizing gel to handle waste, suitable for short trips or emergencies. In contrast, the modification of the Qoros 5 focuses more on long-term usage scenarios, with its systematic design (such as an independent water tank and ventilation unit) significantly outperforming the simple solution of the Jishi 01 in terms of sustained service capability.
