Introducing Scet: The All-Stainless Emergency Toilet
Japan is gearing up for a new era in emergency sanitation with the launch of the revolutionary all-stainless steel emergency toilet, Scet. Developed jointly by Fujitec Co., Ltd and Otsuki Shoten, this innovative toilet is designed to operate without electricity, allowing users to maintain hygiene even in the most challenging situations.
Background of Development: Challenging the 'Unpleasant' Norm of Emergency Toilets
Traditionally, emergency toilets are associated with unpleasant experiences—odors, dirt, and discomfort. These conditions can deter individuals from using them, posing risks like dehydration and other secondary issues stemming from adverse sanitary environments in crisis situations. Scet responds to the growing demand for better sanitation options during emergencies; it aims to improve the quality of life for people in disaster-stricken areas by offering a cleaner, safer alternative.
Scet features a unique design that integrates the entire process—from waste disposal to cleaning and treatment—into a seamless system, which has been patented (Utility Model Registration No. 3255595). This innovative product is set to begin pre-orders on September 1, 2026, coinciding with Japan's Disaster Prevention Day. Moreover, the actual unit will be unveiled at the Crisis Management Industry Exhibition 2026, held at Tokyo Big Sight from September 30 to October 2.
Key Features of Scet
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Electricity-Free Cleaning Function: Scet's standout feature is its entirely self-sufficient wash function, powered solely by a pressurized pump. This means that power outages won’t hinder its operation, an essential feature during disasters.
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High Hygiene and Durability: Built from high-quality stainless steel, this toilet resists stains and odors significantly better than traditional plastic models. Not only does it boast a robust design that can support weights up to 150 kg, but it is also fully washable, which means users can eliminate the risks of secondary infections post-use.
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Effective Odor Control: Scet incorporates a bio-processing agent that mitigates unpleasant smells, addressing one of the biggest concerns in emergency sanitation. It ensures that even during prolonged usage, such as in shelters, the environment remains as odor-free as possible.
Understanding Scet's Four Functional Concepts
The product name 'Scet' reflects four pillars of its design philosophy:
- - S (Stainless): The robust, stainless steel structure offers both durability and aesthetic appeal.
- - C (Clean & Comfortable): Aims to provide a hygienic and comfortable environment, even in dire circumstances.
- - E (Emergency): Specifically designed for urgent needs in disaster or water outage scenarios.
- - T (Total Care): The integrated design allows for not only waste disposal but also cleaning and treatment in one process.
Product Specifications and Components
Scet comes equipped with everything necessary for effective toilet use:
- - Toilet body
- - Pressurized pump
- - Waste treatment agents (20 packages)
- - Solidification agents (20 units)
- - Waste bags (20 units)
- - Storage case for easy transport
Dimensions:
- - Assembled size: W33cm x L45cm x H35cm
- - Storage case size: W38cm x L55cm x H21cm
Weight:
- - Toilet: Approximately 4.6 kg
- - Complete package: Approximately 7.5 kg
Durability: Can support up to 150 kg.
Assembly Time: Takes 5-10 minutes without tools when done by an adult.
Participate in the Launch
The Scet emergency toilet will officially launch during the Crisis Management Industry Exhibition 2026. Attendees can witness live demonstrations of its innovative features:
- - Event: Crisis Management Industry Exhibition 2026 (RISCON TOKYO)
- - Date: September 30 - October 2, 2026
- - Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, Otsuki Shoten Booth (Exhibition Number 1T20)
For more information about this groundbreaking product and to stay updated on its launch, visit
Fujitec's official website. Scet is poised to redefine the standard for emergency toilets, ensuring hygiene and comfort during crisis situations.