Incinerating

There are incinerating toilets that have a small profile. They can replace RV or Marine toilets.  Most use propane gas and 12 volt D.C. Not as sustainable as a composting toilet, but if you are in a nomad living situation, it may be better. The ash left behind is considered sterile and can be composted or used directly in the garden. A drawback is the need to use disposable products for each use. There may be DIY alternatives that can be used as a replacement.

Cinderella Travel Incineration Toilet

From the Website:

Retrofitting

Cinderella Travel can be retrofitted into existing Campers, RV’s, boats and mobile homes. This will require replacing old toilets, applies access to 12V control power and LPG Gas in addition to ensuring adequate air supply to the toilet. You must also install an exhaust pipe from the toilet that goes up beyond the roof.

Features

Specifications

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Ecojohn - Tiny John

From the website:

https://shop.ecojohn.com/collections/residential/products/tinyjohn-waterless-incinerator-toilet


Technical Info


TinyJohn 

Fuel

Propane Gas (LPG)/Natural Gas 

Operating Voltage

12V DC, 120V AC, 240V AC

Hourly Btu Input

8,500 Btu/hr

Temperature

Operation: -35 to 140 F

Material

Steel

Electrical Load

12V DC: 1.5 Amp/hr

120V AC: 17 Watt/hr

Propane Consumption

Urine Cycle: 0.09 lbs/cycle

Waste Cycle: 0.19 lbs/cycle

Height

22"

Width

14"

Depth

20.5"

Sitting Depth

19"

Weight

65 lbs