Agriculture
January 19, 2024
Clean Team Toilet and Clean Team Toilet Waste Management Service
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Clean Team Ghana
Updated on August 13, 2024
·Created on October 21, 2021
The SECCO toilet is portable and operates without water, plumbing, or electricity.
The SECCO toilet is being developed by LEHO SAS in Colombia. The purpose of the device is to reduce environmental impact by not requiring water, plumbing, or electricity. There are portable and stationary versions of the SECCO toilet. The toilet separates liquid and solid waste. The waste collected by the toilet can be used for the creation of gas, compost, or energy. The waste processing does not occur inside the SECCO toilet.
Target SDGs
SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation
Market Suggested Retail Price
$950.00
Target Users (Target Impact Group)
Household, Community, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises, Public Sector Agencies
Distributors / Implementing Organizations
The product is still in development and is not being distributed at this time. Special requests to obtain early versions of the product are accepted on their website.
Competitive Landscape
Direct competitors include Sanitario Seco Solar (Solar Dry Toilet), R.K. Technologies Economical Bio Toilet, Dry-San Hygienic Rural Toilet, and Laveo Dry Flush Toilet.
Manufacturing/Building Method
This product is currently in the prototyping phase and not yet manufactured at scale.
Intellectural Property Type
Patent
User Provision Model
The designers have not yet selected their user provision model.
Distributions to Date Status
None
Toilet type
Toilet
Evacuation method
Dry
Storage conditions
Container storage
Capacity (L)
Estimated 20 liters based on provided models and images.
Time until emptying
Estimated once every 50 uses.
Design Specifications
The toilet is operated by opening it with a lever. A button needs to be pushed before and after use to dispense covering materials into the toilet. These covering materials need to be replaced every 35 uses. The toilet is closed after use with the same lever that was used to open it. The container with the waste is removed manually and can be added to a separate process to convert it to gas, compost, or energy.
Technical Support
The product is in development and no technical support plan is in place yet.
Replacement Components
Unknown
Lifecycle
“Glass fiber parts 25 years indoors. Inox parts 50 years indoors. Glass fiber parts 10 years outdoors. Inox parts 20 years outdoors.” Interview with representative.
Manufacturer Specified Performance Parameters
Reduce water waste per person by 22,000 liters. The portable version can be set up with two people in a few minutes. The stationary version takes 45 minutes to install.
Vetted Performance Status
Testing is currently being completed by universities and public offices. Interview with representative
Safety
Users should avoid direct contact with waste when emptying the system. The system should be emptied frequently to avoid the container overfilling.
Complementary Technical Systems
The toilet can operate independently of other systems.
Academic Research and References
None
Compliance with regulations
The SECCO Toilet meets the Colombian regulations NTC 920:2011 for porcelain toilets. Work is being done to see if the SECCO Toilet complies with Argentinian regulations. Interview with representative.
Evaluation methods
The SECCO toilet is evaluated for water consumption, infrastructure required, contaminated water cleaning process, medical expenses from contaminated water infections, and consequences of infection. Interview with representative.
Other Information
Patent Climate Action Challenge, SECCO. Portable Dry Toilet Unit. Available: https://challenge.whatdesigncando.com/projects/secco-portable-dry-toilet-unit/
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