10-30-2014, 10:29 AM
Indian Company Launches Solar-Powered Self-Cleaning Toilets
Eram Scientific has announced the launch of the innovative “electronic toilet” armed with “state-of-the-art technology to address public sanitation challenges.” This product has been specifically modified for use in schools.
A user needs to insert a coin to initiate operation of the toilet. Upon the insertion of the coin, the door opens and a light is turned on. The user is even directed through voice commands. Water usage is also automated in this toilet. The toilets are programmed to flush 1.5 liters of water after 3 minutes of usage or 4.5 liters if usage is longer. All these operations are conducted using solar panels making the toilet completely “off-grid.” The toilets to be installed in schools are expected to be usable free of charge.
http://cleantechnica.com/2014/10/23/indi...g-toilets/
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Eram Scientific has announced the launch of the innovative “electronic toilet” armed with “state-of-the-art technology to address public sanitation challenges.” This product has been specifically modified for use in schools.
A user needs to insert a coin to initiate operation of the toilet. Upon the insertion of the coin, the door opens and a light is turned on. The user is even directed through voice commands. Water usage is also automated in this toilet. The toilets are programmed to flush 1.5 liters of water after 3 minutes of usage or 4.5 liters if usage is longer. All these operations are conducted using solar panels making the toilet completely “off-grid.” The toilets to be installed in schools are expected to be usable free of charge.
http://cleantechnica.com/2014/10/23/indi...g-toilets/