This utility model relates to the field of
toilet technology, and more particularly to a vacuum
toilet deodorization and
noise reduction device. It includes a negative pressure
toilet, with a waste
storage tank located at the rear of the toilet. A
vacuum pump is installed on the top of the waste
storage tank, and the
vacuum pump is connected to the negative pressure toilet via a waste delivery
pipe. An air outlet
pipe is installed on the air outlet on one side of the top of the waste
storage tank. This utility model utilizes a negative pressure vacuum self-priming pump, which guides the generated
airflow to a bottom channel. This changes the traditional method of vacuum pumps where
airflow is directly discharged at high speed from the side or top of the pump body. This optimized design avoids high-
frequency noise generated by high-speed
impact on the pump body and surrounding components during
airflow discharge. Previously, directly discharged airflow would
impact surrounding structures with significant force, creating harsh
noise. However, guided by the bottom channel, the airflow enters the waste storage tank more smoothly, reducing
noise sources caused by airflow
impact, thereby effectively reducing the overall
noise level of the device during operation.