Adding Cassette Toilet To Pop Up Camper

I m looking at buying a used hallmark guanella.

Adding cassette toilet to pop up camper.

Pull the holding tank s handle toward you while still lifting up on the safety catch. Was hoping to turn up a model with the optional cassette toilet installed at the back but that seems unlikely in my price range. Cassette toilet means you empty the waste by removing a cassette from the exterior side of the camper as shown above. The holding tank should start to slide toward you.

That said we ve never used the toilet either. Hold the waste tank by the upper handle with one hand. It s becoming more popular in north america as more class b rv manufacturers are using them in their camper vans. This toilet system has been widely used in european rvs for decades.

Lift up on the safety catch that keeps the holding tank from sliding out of position inside the cassette toilet. Make sure the valve blade is closed and push the yellow safety catch down. To empty the holding tank. A popular alternative to the cassette toilet is the portable camping toilet you can find the portable toilet that we use at walmart and amazon.

Our popup camper has a combination shower toilet setup. The idea of sleeping that close to human waste hasn t been attractive. Open the access door. A cassette toilet is a permanent toilet with a portable black tank.

I m really glad i put mine in but i did have to remove a storage cabinet to get it in. The beauty of the rv toilet over a cassette or porta potti is that the cassette would cost more and the porta pottie doesn t flush very well. Grasp the tank by the handle and pull it outwards. Emptying the cassette toilet waste tank.