Dometic marine sanitation covers the toilets and heads that handle onboard waste cleanly and reliably. Choose a model sized and powered for your boat and plumbing. Choosing a Dometic Marine Toilet Dometic builds marine toilets and sanitation systems for boats of every size, so begin by deciding between a manual and an electric head. Electric models flush at the push of a button and suit larger boats with house batteries, while manual units need no power and stay simple to service. Consider bowl size and shape, since household style bowls add comfort where space allows. Plan your plumbing around the intake source, whether raw water or fresh water flush, and confirm the voltage matches your boat at 12V or 24V....
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Dometic marine sanitation covers the toilets and heads that handle onboard waste cleanly and reliably. Choose a model sized and powered for your boat and plumbing.
Dometic builds marine toilets and sanitation systems for boats of every size, so begin by deciding between a manual and an electric head. Electric models flush at the push of a button and suit larger boats with house batteries, while manual units need no power and stay simple to service. Consider bowl size and shape, since household style bowls add comfort where space allows. Plan your plumbing around the intake source, whether raw water or fresh water flush, and confirm the voltage matches your boat at 12V or 24V. Measure the available footprint and the discharge routing before you order so the new head drops in without rework.
Electric heads flush at a button and suit larger boats with battery capacity, while manual heads need no power and are simple to maintain. Pick based on your boat and power.
Most run on 12V or 24V to match common boat electrical systems. Confirm your boat voltage before ordering an electric model.
Measure the available footprint and check the discharge and intake routing. Compare those to the model dimensions so the new toilet installs without plumbing changes.
