Jets® Representative, United States · Jets Vacuum AS, Norway

The toilet system that runs on air.

You've almost certainly used one already, on a plane or a cruise ship, without giving it a second thought. The same technology works in an RV, in a tiny home, or in a building where the drain line can't fall the way the plumbing code assumes it will.

We import Jets® vacuum sanitary systems from Norway and support them here in the States. If a vacuum system is right for what you're building, we'll size it and quote it. If it isn't, we'll say so.

Vacuumarator® pump by Jets® (illustration)

What you actually save

As published by Jets®, compared with traditional water-flushing toilets and gravity piping.

90%

Less water and sewage to carry, store, treat or pump out.

Jets® published figure

75%

Up to 75% smaller pipe dimensions. Flexible installation: vertical and horizontal pipes.

Jets® published figure

1L

Only 1 litre of water required per flush.

Jets® published figure

No

Ventilation required.

Jets® published figure

Core component

Vacuumarator® pump
Invented and patented by JETS, 1989
Hareid, Norway

The heart of the system

The unique Vacuumarator® pump is the heart of any Jets® system. It creates vacuum, macerates sewage and discharges – in one single-pass operation.

Small footprint and low weight allow unique installation flexibility. The Vacuumarator® pump is the most reliable vacuum generator available for vacuum toilet systems.

The first Vacuumarator® pump was invented and patented by JETS in 1989, and more than 60.000 Vacuumarator® pumps by Jets® are currently in operation worldwide.

How the Vacuumarator works →

When a vacuum system isn't the right call

We'd rather lose the sale than sell you the wrong system. A few situations where a conventional gravity setup is the better answer:

Be honest with yourself about these first

  • You have plenty of fall and plenty of water. A standard house on municipal water and sewer, with a normal soil stack, has no problem that a vacuum system solves. The payback isn't there.
  • The upfront cost is genuinely higher. Fixture, pump, controls and commissioning cost more than a gravity install. The return comes from water, tankage and pipework you don't have to build, so it depends heavily on the project.
  • It needs power. The pump is electrical. If your build can't supply reliable power to the system, this isn't the technology for you.
  • Parts are specialised. You can't fix a vacuum valve with what's on the shelf at a hardware store. That's a real consideration for a remote installation, and it's a reason to buy through a Jets® representative rather than a one-off import.

Applications

Where it earns its cost

Anywhere water is expensive to carry, waste is expensive to store, or a drain line can't fall where you need it to.

RV & motorhome

Stretch your fresh tank a great deal further, and route the waste line up and over a chassis rail rather than under it.

RV systems →

Tiny homes & cabins

A full-size Jets® toilet in a footprint that won't take a conventional soil stack, with only 1 litre of water required per flush.

Tiny home systems →

Commercial & municipal

High-traffic restrooms and retrofits into buildings where breaking the slab to get fall isn't on the table.

Commercial systems →

Restroom trailer builders

Vacuumarator® pumps and Jets® fixtures supplied to trailer OEMs, including ADA and luxury builds. Ask about OEM pricing.

OEM supply →

Upgrading an existing system

Jets® retrofit and upgrade solutions can be implemented whether the existing system is vacuum or gravity based.

Ask about a retrofit →

The range

Eleven toilets, four urinals, two squat pans

Seven wall-mounted and four floor or deck mounted, in porcelain or stainless, with nozzle or ring flushing. Add seven seat options and eight release-button styles. Here is the wall-mounted range in full, so you can check the numbers before you call.

The seven wall-mounted models. Bowl dimensions are L × W × H in millimetres and net weight excludes seat and cover. * The two OPAL figures are approximate total dimensions and total weight, not bowl only, because the bidet unit is included. Figures as published in the Jets® toilet brochure (02/2024). Four floor or deck mounted models (JADE Floor, 50M, 55, 610SS) are listed separately.
Model Type Bowl (mm) Net weight Flush
Jets® CHARMEasy to keep clean 540 × 370 × 40019 kgNozzle
Jets® JADE WallSoftsound™, designed for easy maintenance 561 × 354 × 35119 kgRing with nozzles
Jets® PEARLErgonomic design 580 × 355 × 45519 kgNozzle
Jets® 59MThe classic model 530 × 360 × 42015 kgFlushing ring
Jets® 609SSStainless steel, low weight 561 × 365 × 34611.5 kgNozzle
Jets® OPAL - USPAUSPA electronic bidet, heated seat 585 × 390 × 540 *21 kg *—
Jets® OPAL - TOTOTOTO electronic bidet 585 × 390 × 540 *21 kg *—

Full catalogue and specifications

Who you're dealing with

A distributor, not a marketplace listing

You can buy a vacuum toilet from a lot of places. What you usually can't get is someone who will size the system and pick up the phone in your time zone two years later.

Manufacturer

Jets Vacuum AS, Myravegen 1, 6060 Hareid, Norway. The Vacuumarator® pump was invented and patented by JETS in 1989.

Our role

Listed on jetsgroup.com as the Jets® Representative for the United States for mobile systems and buildings.

Where we are

26548 Marina Rd, Orange Beach, Alabama 36561.

What we don't do

We don't install. We supply the system and support whoever does, whether that's your yard, your builder or your own crew.

Get in touch

Tell us what you're building and we'll size it

How many fixtures, how far the runs are, and what power you've got. That's enough for us to come back with a real specification and a real price rather than a brochure and a "contact us for pricing".

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