Two Squat Toilet Vacuum Toilet System Cavity Type Vacuum Public Toilet System

Two Squat Toilet Vacuum Toilet System Cavity Type Vacuum Public Toilet System

1. Brief introductions:

This two squat toilet system features two squatting toilets connected to a vacuum sewage system. It is designed for high-traffic public facilities where water conservation and efficient waste removal are critical. The vacuum technology ensures powerful flushing with minimal water usage, while the dual-stall configuration maximizes space and user throughput.

2. Configuration of two squat toilet:

3. Main technical parameters:

4. Working principals of cavity vacuum toilet:

After finishing using the toilet, press the flush button (or wireless button), and the vacuum toilet will start high-pressure flushing. After a few seconds, the vacuum generator will start working, quickly generating a vacuum in the vacuum transition chamber and the vacuum pipe, sucking the feces and flushing water in the vacuum toilet into the vacuum transition chamber, and under the action of gravity, they fall into the sewage tank (black water tank). The valve plate of the vacuum transition chamber will automatically close, blocking the odor in the sewage tank from entering the pipe. The vacuum toilet will start flushing again to form a water seal, completing a toilet process.

5. Advantages of vacuum toilet system:

• Water Saving: Since cavity vacuum toilets consume only 0.5-0.8 liters of water per flush, far less than the 6 liters per flush of water-flush toilets, the water savings are significant for public use.
• Odorless: Cavity vacuum toilets isolate odors through negative pressure, maintaining a constant negative pressure in the pipes. This vacuum toilet not only removes fecal matter and urine, but also removes a large amount of air (odor), ensuring an odor-free bathroom.
• Epidemic Prevention: Cavity vacuum toilets utilize a negative pressure suction and discharge mechanism, which not only removes fecal matter and urine from the toilet fixture but also removes a large amount of air (odor) surrounding the fixture, completely eliminating the source of infection through fecal-oral aerosol transmission.
• Ready-to-use: Cavity vacuum toilets have built-in sewage and water tanks on the main side, making them ready for immediate use upon power-up. The sewage in the tank is pressure-transported to a nearby septic tank, sewage tank, or dump truck.