For tight van and boat bathrooms that can’t fit a side crank: the smallest footprint here with push-button mixing.

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Pros

A 15 x 16 in footprint with no side crank fits corners other diverting toilets can’t
A push-button electric agitator mixes the solids, so there is no crank to turn
Large 2.4 gal urine bottle for fewer trips to empty
Looks like a household appliance rather than a camping toilet

Cons

Smaller solids bin than the Nature’s Head: 25 to 30 uses by the maker’s figure
The agitator needs 12 V power; the maker gives no wattage or warranty term on the listing
No NSF/ANSI 41 certification is stated

How it scores

The rating comes from 5 measured or published factors, each scored 0-100 against fixed reference points for its type. How we rank explains each one.

Specifications

A compact diverting toilet with a mixer, fan and full light for vans and boats, priced below the Nature’s Head.

$850

For boats and rigs with a tank to plumb urine into: a slim Air Head with no bottle to carry and a five year warranty, at a premium price.

$1,275

For tiny houses and cabins with mains power that want a small diverting toilet that looks like a household fixture, with a drain option.

$1,250