Description

Conversion Van Bi-Pot 30 (2.9 gallon/11 liter) Portable Toilet

Bi-Pot 30
The sturdy portable toilet with scratch-resistant tanks. Easy to transport and to empty.

New smaller portable toilet offers the possibility to be placed in small spaces, i.e. compartment lockers or chests. Ideal for minivans and small campers.
Convenient flush of fresh water, without separating the tanks.
Air valve, inserted into the waste cap. Super-strong, supports twice as much weight as other brands because the tanks are not welded.
Lower waste tank capacity is 11 liters. (2.9 gallons)
Color: White.

FAQ’s:

It seems like, by the way the picture looks, that this portable toilet actually flushes! Is that true?

You are correct. The toilet actually does flush and it uses fresh water to do so. You will not be getting odors from the water because it is not reused.

This might be a stupid question, but… We aren’t supposed to fill both the upper and lower halves of this item are we?

No, the product was designed to be emptied when the bottom half of the Bi-Pot is full.

This seems like it might be a bear to clean… Please tell me that is not hard to clean…

Fiamma, the manufacturer, says that this unit is very easy to clean.

They made it so that the whole thing will disassemble, even the seal so that you can do a very deep cleaning when you are ready to do so.

Wait, you said seal. Can you tell me about that seal? Is it tested? Is it good enough to keep the odors in the toilet? It’s not going to spill is it?

The seal is tested. They make sure that it does not leak and that you will not get any unpleasant odors from the portable toilet unit.

I’m somewhat turned off by the thought that I’m going to have to carry this thing around like a box under my nose. Is that true or am I worrying too much?

It is a very valid concern as no one wants to do that either. However, the system includes a handle that makes transporting the waste easy.

I’ve had problems with other styles of portable toilets because of a drainage pipe.

Clogs are the worst, is there a system in this one to get around it or at least an easy way that isn’t totally disgusting to use to clear a clog?

The 2002-2006 Sprinter Van portable toilet actually does not have a drainage pipe. It uses a large waste cap so that clogs, like the one you have mentioned, are avoided.

What sizes does this portable toilet come in? I might need one that is smaller.

The Bi-Pot comes in three capacities. The first is 11L, the second is 13L, and the last is 20L which is the one you are currently viewing.

I’ve heard that all the Bi-Pot portable toilets are the same size as far as dimensions. Is that true, and if so, what are the dimensions of the all the toilets?

You are correct. All the 2002-2006 Sprinter Van Bi-Pot portable toilets from Fiamma are 17x14x13.

How are you gonna send me this thing if I order?