Waterless Sanitation for Every Setting
Match the right dry-flush configuration to your space, power source, splash exposure and support needs.
Start with where the toilet will be used
The right model depends less on appearance and more on whether the unit must move, connect to vehicle power, tolerate splash exposure or support higher loads.
RV & Van
Choose a portable unit when storage flexibility matters, or a fixed swivel configuration for an integrated RV bathroom. Confirm available floor space, vehicle power and wet-bath exposure before selecting.
Camping & Off-Grid
Waterless operation avoids dependence on a septic connection or black-water tank. Prioritize carrying weight for short trips, or stability and flexible power for cabins and longer stays.
Home Care & Senior Support
A nearby waterless toilet can reduce travel to a distant bathroom and simplify contained waste handling. Review seat placement, user transfer needs, caregiver workflow and maximum supported load.
Truck & Mobile Work
Long routes, field work and mobile facilities may have limited restroom access. Choose a stable location, secure the unit during vehicle movement and plan how it will be powered and stored between uses.
Emergency & Temporary Facilities
Dry flush systems can support temporary housing, job sites, events and emergency planning without waiting for permanent plumbing. Estimate user volume, refill storage, power access and local disposal procedures.
Boat & Marine
For enclosed marine spaces, consider mounting, available DC power and exposure to spray. R1808 provides a fixed swivel layout with IPX4 protection when closed; portable models should remain in suitable dry locations.
Three systems, three different priorities
Use these starting points to narrow the choice, then review the complete product page before ordering or planning an installation.
EVO LE-310
A lightweight, foldable choice for camping, vans, home placement and emergency readiness.
Elite R1808
A fixed 180° swivel model for compact RV bathrooms, vehicle power planning and wet-bath use.
PT-830
A foldable heavy-duty platform with flexible AC, vehicle and optional mobile-power approaches.
Match the model to your highest priority
When several models could work, start with the constraint that is hardest to change after purchase.
| Priority | Start with | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest carrying weight | LE-310 | 17 lb portable and foldable format |
| Fixed RV / wet bath | R1808 | 180° swivel, 9–30V DC and IPX4 when closed |
| Highest load support | PT-830 | 450 lb maximum load |
| Flexible portable power | PT-830 | AC, vehicle supply and optional power bank support |
| Frequent relocation | LE-310 | Lowest weight among the three current models |
Plan the complete operating setup
A successful solution includes more than the toilet itself. Confirm the location, power source, consumables and handling process in advance.
Placement & clearance
Measure operating and storage space, including folding or swivel movement.
Power availability
Match the model to battery, AC or vehicle DC power available at the site.
Splash exposure
Only use the stated water-protection rating and keep non-rated models dry.
User support
Review maximum load, seat position and any transfer or caregiver requirements.
Refill planning
Estimate expected uses and maintain suitable liner-bag and coagulant inventory.
Local disposal
Follow manufacturer instructions and applicable municipal waste rules.
Need help matching a model to your site?
Tell our Texas team about the available space, power source, expected users and operating environment. We can help narrow the configuration for local sales or a business project.