The Modiwell temporary toilet is an innovative portable waterless toilet that uses advanced automatic thermal waste treatment technology and a sealed bag system. Unlike traditional temporary toilets that require water flushing or chemical treatment, Modiwell can seal and treat waste with one click, without the need for cleaning, effectively solving the sanitation problem in temporary environments.
The emergence of Modiwell temporary toilets can help people better solve these problems.
The automatic sealing technology of the Modiwell toilet is combined with high-performance biodegradable garbage bags to isolate odors from leaking out in a sealed state. Users do not need to directly contact excrement, and the hygiene level is greatly improved compared with the temporary toilets with traditional open feces storage boxes.(Note: California has clear regulations on "compostable/degradable".)
The Modiwell toilet's compact 17″D x 17″W x 11″H frame design keeps it small and weighs only 17 pounds, greatly enhancing portability and ease of transportation.
Modiwell temporary toilet one-button automatic processing system completely replaces up to 90% of the manual cleaning needs of traditional temporary toilets. There is no need for tedious flushing, disinfection and sewage discharge operations, which greatly saves manpower and time costs.
The film of the Modiwell garbage bag is made of degradable materials, which can significantly reduce the long-term impact on the environment. Compared with traditional toilets that use chemicals to treat waste, Modiwell toilets are more environmentally friendly and sustainable.
With high-strength stainless steel support legs, Modiwell temporary toilets can stably support up to 350 pounds (about 158 kilograms) and have passed rigorous pressure tests to ensure that users of all sizes can use them safely and securely. At the same time, the ergonomic design maximizes comfort and reduces discomfort caused by sitting for a long time.
The toilet has a built-in 5200mAh large-capacity rechargeable battery, which can support 70-100 uses on a full charge. It can provide long-lasting and reliable sanitation protection even in power outages or remote areas without power, far exceeding traditional solutions that require frequent replacement of chemicals or rely on external power supplies.
Yes. The waterless toilet features a built-in lithium battery and requires absolutely no water source, drainage pipes, or external power hookups, making it a true off-grid emergency sanitation device.
The machine is capable of continuous operation, completing a full seal cycle in 140 to 200 seconds. As long as the battery is charged and consumables are sufficient, it can accommodate a temporary emergency throughput of dozens of people.
No. Its thermal sealing technology, combined with the coagulant and the odor-blocking black refill bags, locks 100% of waste and odor inside the bag, ensuring an odor-free indoor environment.
To preserve the lifespan of the lithium battery and prevent depletion damage, please turn off the main power switch on the back and ensure it is recharged every 2-3 months.
The toilet supports 12V car cigarette lighter charging, and the R1808 supports a direct connection to a 9-30V storage battery. You can also pair it with a portable solar power station for recharging.
In a total power outage, the machine can rely on its fully charged internal battery to perform roughly 70-100 sealing operations, which is ample for short-term power disruptions.
Generally, no. As long as the black refill bags are successfully sealed and used alongside the coagulant, waste is locked away long-term without odor leaks. However, we advise disposing of waste bags in a timely manner to avoid eventual degradation of the refill bags.
It is possible in extreme emergencies, but highly discouraged. The coagulant cools the waste and absorbs moisture, preventing high-temperature waste from compromising the seal quality—it is crucial to preventing bag ruptures.
Unopened, vacuum-packed refill bags stored in a cool, dry place have a shelf life of up to 18 months.
Bags that have been opened for more than 3 months can absorb moisture and become brittle. Before emergency use, perform a test by filling an empty sealed section with water and stretching it to verify it does not leak or tear.
If it won't charge, check the 3A blue fuse. If the machine has completely lost power and won't activate, check the 7.5A red fuse. For the LE-310, an error code E4 usually points to an overload shutdown from excessive bag-pulling resistance. Please view our troubleshooting guide at the [Technical Support Center].
