Electric boat toilets are a practical and convenient solution compared to manual models. They operate thanks to an electric pump that manages flushing and flushing with a simple button, eliminating the need for manual pumping.

🔧 Types of Electric Toilets

1. Electric toilets with macerator pump
2. Electric toilets with direct flush
3. Electric toilets with integrated tank

⚙️ How does it work?

1. Button or switch → Activate the electric pump.
2. Water inlet → Takes fresh water from the tank or sea water for rinsing.
3. Maceration (if present) → The waste is crushed.
4. Drain → The waste is expelled through a pipe to the outside or into the waste tank.

✅ Advantages

✔️ Ease of Use – Simple one-button operation.

✔️ Clean and hygienic – Avoids splashes and residues compared to manual toilets.

✔️ Efficiency – Macerators reduce the risk of blockages.

❌ Disadvantages

❌ Power Consumption – Requires 12V or 24V battery.

❌ More parts prone to failure – Requires maintenance.

❌ Higher cost than manual models.

🛠️ Maintenance and Common Problems

🔹 Use only biodegradable toilet paper – Avoid clogs.

🔹 Clean periodically with specific products – Prevents limescale buildup.

🔹 Check the valves and pump – If it doesn't drain properly, it could be a macerator or clog problem.

🔹 Do not use aggressive chemicals – They can damage seals and pipes.