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Single Mains Connected Portable Toilets Available in 110V & 240V ?

Site Equip can provide single mains connected portable toilets in 110V & 240V, these are perfect for building sites that have access to power, water, and mains sewage!

Single Mains Connected Portable Toilets Available in 110V & 240V

Single Mains Connected Portable Toilets Available in 110V & 240V

The single mains connected portable toilet is ideal for long term building projects that have access to a mains drainage, water, and electricity supply. These mains connected portable toilets do not require a weekly service. As the connection to the sewage provides a fully flushing system, just like a standard toilet. When connected to a power supply, the mains-connected portable toilet provides hot running water into a large washbasin. This feature allows users to wash up to their elbows, ideal for hands-on work sites.

The Health and Safety Executive recommends these toilets to ensure your site meets or exceeds welfare and sanitation hygiene standards. Our mains connected toilets are available in 110V or 240V and require a 15mm water inlet & 16 amp electric supply.

Single Mains Connected Portable Toilets Available in 110V & 240V

If your site lacks mains drainage, check out our range of portable chemical toilets. These self-contained units include a free weekly service in the hire rate.

If you are interested in Single Mains Connected Portable Toilets Available in 110V & 240V. Please do not hesitate to get in contact by calling our friendly sales team on 01256 384134. Alternatively, you can email us on [email protected] and we will get back to you as soon as possible!

Single Mains Connected Portable Toilets Available in 110V & 240V

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