Jabsco 37010 Series Electric Marine Toilet, Raw Water, Integral Rinse Pump, Single Button Panel

Overview

The Jabsco 37010-Series is an electric marine toilet range for boats that need push-button flushing with raw water intake and macerated discharge. It is built around a white vitreous china bowl, a flexible impeller flush pump, and a high-capacity waste macerator and bowl discharge pump, giving owners a straightforward upgrade from a manual head while keeping the familiar marine toilet layout.

The range covers 12V and 24V DC systems, with compact and regular bowl options to suit different heads compartments. The flush pump is self-priming with vertical lift up to 4 ft (1.2 m), and the discharge macerator pump can work against vertical head up to 4 ft (1.2 m). Plumbing uses a 3/4" (19 mm) inlet hose and a 1" (25 mm) discharge connection, with an adaptor for 1-1/2" (38 mm) waste hose.

Key features

• Push-button electric operation for easier flushing at the helm, in the cabin head, or in a dedicated wet room.
• Available in 12V and 24V versions to match common boat electrical systems.
• Compact and regular bowl choices help match the toilet to available space and onboard comfort needs.
• Self-priming rinse pump brings in sea, river, or lake water for flushing.
• Built-in backflow preventer helps reduce the risk of flooding and waste return when the system is installed correctly.
• High-capacity macerator and bowl discharge pump support connection to a holding tank or other approved discharge system.
• White vitreous china bowl is smooth and easy to clean in regular marine sanitation use.
• 12V models draw 16A and use a 25A fuse, while 24V models draw 8A and use a 15A fuse.

Variants

This range varies by bowl size, voltage, seat and lid material, and closing style. Compact bowl versions suit tighter heads compartments where space is limited, while regular bowl versions give a more household-style seating position where the boat layout allows it.

The 12V and 24V choices should be matched to the vessel electrical system before purchase. Standard-close versions use a wood seat and lid, while soft-close versions use a composite seat and lid and are offered on regular bowl models.

Installation and setup

The toilet may be installed above or below the waterline when the plumbing is arranged correctly. For below-waterline installations, or installations that may fall below the waterline at normal angles of heel or trim, a properly positioned vented loop is required to reduce flood risk.

The mounting surface should be flat so the base is not distorted when fastened down. Inlet and outlet seacocks should remain easy to reach, and the inlet must not be connected directly to a pressurized potable water system. For fresh-water flushing, a separate freshwater supply tank dedicated to the toilet is required.

Electrical and plumbing fit

Use marine-grade copper wire sized for the total run from the power source to the toilet and back to ground. The toilet should be wired on an independent circuit with the correct fuse or circuit breaker in the positive lead close to the power source. Correct polarity matters, with orange to positive and black to negative.

The inlet line should be airtight and free from sharp bends, while the discharge hose should route cleanly to the holding tank or other approved discharge system. This toilet is a practical match for cruising boats, fishing boats, and sailboats where an electric head is wanted without moving to a more complex freshwater-flush system.