Thetford Nano Touch Compact Toilet Raw Water Kit (No Inlet Pump) - 12V

The Thetford Nano Touch Compact Toilet Raw Water Kit (No Inlet Pump) – 12V is purpose-built for cruising sailors and live-aboard boaters who demand reliable, space-efficient head systems without sacrificing comfort. After years on the water, every cubic inch of cabin real estate matters, and this compact marine toilet delivers proven holding and flushing performance in a footprint that fits tight galleys and small cabin spaces. Whether you're running coastal passages or anchored for extended stays, a dependable marine toilet system is non-negotiable—it's as essential as your navigation gear.

This raw water kit configuration uses seawater or lake water directly for flushing (no inlet pump included), reducing weight and system complexity while maintaining the Nano Touch's signature siphon-assist technology and quiet operation. The 12V electric system integrates seamlessly with standard marine DC power architecture found on sailboats and small cabin cruisers, drawing minimal amperage during daily operation. Thetford's engineered flush valve and compact bowl design minimize fresh water consumption—a critical advantage when cruising remote anchorages or liveaboard scenarios where water tankage is finite. The modular raw water configuration gives you flexibility: you can operate with a simple through-hull gravity feed or add your own inlet pump downstream, adapting to your vessel's specific plumbing layout.

Cruising sailors, liveaboards, and owners of small-to-mid-size trawlers and sailboats benefit most from this system's compact profile and raw water efficiency. Installation requires routing a raw water through-hull and discharge line to your holding tank, well within reach of experienced boaters comfortable with basic marine plumbing. Verify through-hull diameter compatibility and confirm adequate head height clearance in your cabin layout before ordering. The unit's 46.1-pound weight and 18 × 17 × 21-inch footprint demand careful placement planning, especially in tight forward cabins—measure twice before committing to installation location.