Solar-Powered Toilet - SolarLAV

The solar-powered SolarLAV is a rugged design toilet system that is ideal for use in remote locations including surface mine sites and highway rest stops. Solar panels, battery back-up and an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) are all integrated into a fully assembled module that is easy to drop in, with no civil works required.

SolarLAV is available as a dual toilet with both male and female facilities; or as a wheelchair accessible unisex toilet. Designed to be simple to operate and maintain, the self-contained SolarLAV can last up to 6 months before emptying is required, based on standard usage in optimal conditions.

SolarLAV Toilet – Exterior

SolarLAV Dual Toilet

SolarLAV Unixex Toilet – Wheelchair Accessible

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