Complete engineering documentation for circular toilet and ReFlow sanitation systems. Global award-winning technology deployed globally.
A containerized sanitation unit with on-site treatment, service access, and operator visibility. Layouts are configured for the site.

| Container Size | 40-foot shipping container |
| Toilet Cubicles | 6 individual units |
| Daily Capacity | 300+ users per day |
| Treatment Capacity | High-volume daily processing |
| Initial Water Charge | Minimal (recirculates for years) |
| Water Recovery Rate | Near-complete efficiency |
| Annual Water Savings | Significant reduction vs conventional |
| Deployment Time | 1-3 months (including site prep) |
| Container Size | 20-foot shipping container |
| Toilet Cubicles | 3 individual units |
| Daily Capacity | 150+ users per day |
| Treatment Capacity | Compact daily processing |
| Best For | Space-constrained areas |
| Water Recovery Rate | Near-complete efficiency |
| Deployment Time | 2-4 weeks |
| Same Technology | Electrochemical oxidation and anaerobic digestion |
| Footprint | 8×8 ft (64 sq ft) |
| Toilet Cubicles | 2 side-attached units |
| Daily Capacity | 500-1,000 users per day |
| Power | Solar/Grid hybrid |
| Treatment | Basic on-site treatment |
| Best For | Urban streets, bus stops, parks |
| Deployment Time | 2-3 days |
| Cost-Effectiveness | Grassroot level distribution |
| Footprint | ~15×10 ft (150 sq ft) |
| Toilet Cubicles | 3 units (including 1 accessible) |
| Daily Capacity | 1,000-2,000 users per day |
| Power | Solar primary with grid backup |
| Treatment | Intermediate on-site treatment |
| Best For | Tourist locations, parks, events |
| Deployment Time | 1-2 weeks |
| Customization | Full architectural finish available |
The treatment uses electrochemical oxidation plus anaerobic digestion. The treatment line descends from Caltech research. Zero discharge is a design intent.
Screening separates large solids before treatment.
Organic matter breaks down without oxygen, as in this treatment process.
Electrochemical oxidation is the other part of the Caltech treatment line.
Treated water is intended for flushing inside the unit. The design aim is no effluent discharge. Water quality is confirmed per site.
State-of-the-art machine for sludge treatment in the sedimentation process. Processes accumulated sludge after months or years of circular toilet usage.
Each circular toilet integrates multiple revenue streams ensuring long-term financial sustainability while maintaining circular economy principles.
6.5m² commercial space generating ₹15,000-25,000 monthly
16m² of premium advertising space across all 4 unit sides plus interior walls
Management system extendable to existing infrastructure
Optional micropayment system with digital processing
The container treats wastewater inside the unit. It is designed not to discharge effluent.
What a site may do with treated water depends on the installation and the rules that apply there.
Service notes, alerts, and maintenance stay with the team that runs the unit.
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