Ideal for tight spaces in caravans and motorhomes, the Thetford Porta Potti 335 has a manual piston pump and features a holding tank level indicator. The 10-litre holding tank capacity, coupled with a 10-litre flush water tank, creates a compact design, whilst still enabling up to 26 flushes before the wastewater tank needs emptying.
The range features a refreshed design, and updated functionality including an improved blade handle design, lid clip, and a convenient carry handle for the waste holding tank.
Manufactured to a high standard, the Thetford Porta Potti 335 is hermetically sealed to keep odours at bay and is backed by a three-year warranty.
Up to 26 flushes
10-litre holding tank capacity
10-litre flush water tank capacity
Manual piston pump
Holding tank level indicator
Hermetically sealed to keep odours at bay
Floor attachment (Hold Down kit) included
External Dimensions:
34.2W x 31.5H x 38.2D cm
Packed Dimensions:
38.2L x 34.2W x 31.5H cm
Seat Height:
30.8 cm
Holding Tank Capacity:
10 L
Flush Tank Capacity:
10 L
Material:
Lightweight Durable Plastic
Pump:
Manual Piston
Tank Level Indicator:
Included
Weight:
3.3 Kg
Warranty:
3 Year
Supplier Code:
T92828
Snowys Code:
124301
Staff tip:Heads up! When unboxing your Porta Potti, you'll find the tank caps inside the loo.
Can the larger capacity waste tank of a 365 be used with a 335? I have a 335, but want to know if I can increase waste tank capacity.
Bill - Mosman Park, WA(10 months ago)
G'day Bill,
No they're not unfortunately, they have slightly different latching systems. We know the 165 and 365 are compatible, but not the 335.
Lauren - Snowys(10 months ago)
Seat size1 answer
Hi, I would like to know whether the seat on the Thetford 335 is the same size or smaller than then one on the Thetford 345? Thanks
Michael - North Rocks(1 year ago)
Hi Michael,
The Porta Potti 335 has a slightly smaller seat than the Porta Potti 345 by a few centimetres.
Leece - Snowys(1 year ago)
Odour during tansport1 answer
Okay, so I have 4WD wagon & the only place I can keep this while travelling is in the back of the car. No room on the roof rack, as we have a roof top tent & we don't tow a trailer. So the question is.......do they smell when they are stored & in transit between camp sites??
Paul - Tewantin(1 year ago)
G'day Paul,
As long as your seals are in working order, and you're using them correctly with the toilet chemicals you shouldn't have any troubles.