Xishuangbanna Mobile Toilet Specifications

The specifications of mobile toilets in Xishuangbanna vary depending on the product type. The common types and their specification features are as follows:

1. Container-type Mobile Toilets
The main body adopts standardized steel structures, ensuring stability and ease of transportation. Inside, water-saving sensor fixtures are installed, enabling automatic flushing through infrared induction to reduce water waste. The floor is paved with anti-slip tiles to enhance safety. An independent ventilation system is equipped, maintaining air circulation through forced or natural ventilation to reduce odor concentration. Monolithic units can be flexibly combined according to needs, such as double-toilet or quadruple-toilet structures, or by adding barrier-free access to form composite structures, meeting capacity requirements for different scenarios.

2. Modular Mobile Toilets
Designed for tropical, high-humidity environments, the outer shell undergoes anti-slip and anti-corrosion treatment to extend service life. Each unit has a stable load-bearing structure and can be quickly deployed on scenic trails, village squares, or construction site enclosures without the need for pre-installed water and electricity lines. Installation is quick, typically completed within 4 hours for positioning, securing, and commissioning. The multi-cabin design supports functional expansion, such as separate male and female toilets, adding barrier-free access, or dedicated cabins for mothers and infants, adapting to diverse usage scenarios.

3. Waterless Mobile Toilets
Breaking away from traditional flushing methods, these toilets are equipped with biodegradation reaction chambers and negative-pressure odor removal systems, requiring no connection to municipal water supply or sewage networks. Feces are decomposed by microorganisms into harmless organic residues under constant-temperature catalytic conditions, while urine is separated and enters an evaporation and concentration module, reducing final residue volume by over 85% and significantly lowering collection frequency. The negative-pressure system maintains an internal negative-pressure state through continuous air suction, preventing odor leakage, making them suitable for water-scarce or sewage-inaccessible areas.

4. Multi-module Integrated Mobile Toilets
Adopting a “1+X versatile space model,” these toilets integrate functional modules such as male and female restrooms, shower rooms, management rooms, tool rooms, mother-and-baby rooms, third restrooms, and equipment rooms within the same container frame. Each module can operate independently or be stacked and combined according to scenario needs, such as adding shower rooms in scenic areas or enhancing tool room functions at construction sites, maximizing space utilization.