What are the benefits of smart portable toilets?

As a kind of urban supporting facilities, the sources of urban portable toilets are generally divided into two categories: one is the urban toilets operated and managed by urban environmental health departments for the whole society, and the other is the toilets owned by urban enterprises and public institutions for the use of their employees, customers or semi-open to the society.

It is precisely because of its open characteristics, so there are higher requirements for its quantity, quality, layout and management. In recent years, with the rapid development of urban construction, more and more demolition and renovation of the old city, and some portable toilets in the old city were removed.

However, due to the motivation of developers' own interests, people's exclusion psychology in the concept of toilets, and the insufficient attention paid to toilets in the coordination of various functional departments, many dismantled portable toilets have not been rebuilt.

Construction of portable toilets has not kept pace with demolitions. At the same time, the urban migrant population has increased sharply, and the contradiction between the supply and demand of toilets has become more and more obvious in the case of the decrease in the number of portable toilets. In addition, the urban construction management department has not paid enough attention to the construction of toilets, many new projects have been constructed, and the supporting facilities of portable toilets have been ignored, resulting in the current consequences, such a situation that the urban area is large and the toilets are less. The reduction of public toilets and the unreasonable layout have brought great inconvenience to people's convenience, so that sometimes they have to be solved everywhere, which has brought a lot of trouble to urban health environment management. It can be said that urban portable toilets have also become an indispensable demand for urban residents.

There are many disadvantages of ordinary gravity flushing toilets: water consumption, washing is not clean, odor is difficult to control, installation and maintenance is inconvenient, easy to block the sewer and so on. Especially for some temporary applications such as public places, gatherings, and streets, the use of ordinary toilets not only has the above shortcomings, but also has high construction costs, large occupation sites, and high pollution, which is not conducive to the use of today's cities.