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Electric Bidet Seat | Smart Toilet Seat | Toilet Seat Bidet Heated

Electric Bidet Seat

€429 €459 Save €30

Warm Water
Replaces Your Seat
CEE 7 Schuko, 230 V

Price: €429 €459

Delivery time: 5-7 days after a 24-48 hour handling time
Free delivery across Europe on orders €60+, otherwise a flat €22
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14 days to change your mind, plus your statutory rights

Product specifications

Type	Electric bidet seat, replaces the existing toilet seat
Power	Mains, 230 V 50 Hz, CEE 7 (Schuko) plug for continental Europe
Water	Warm, heated by the unit, from the cistern cold supply
Compatible toilet seat sizes	Section A 300 mm, Section B 370 mm, Section C 200 mm, per the supplier fitment diagram
Applicable toilet bowls	Vertical tank, convex tank, inserted tank and concave tank
Installation	Connects to the cistern water supply AND requires a mains socket within reach
Product dimensions	Not published by the supplier. The figures above are FITMENT, not the product's own size.
Material	Not stated on the listing

Shipping & returns

Tracked delivery anywhere in Europe. It is free on orders of €60 or more, and a flat €22 below that. Allow 5 to 7 days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.

Under the Consumer Rights Act 2022 you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. You cover the cost of returning it unless the item is faulty.

If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you under the Consumer Rights Act 2022 and the EU Sale of Goods Directive 2019/771, return postage included.

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Looking after it

Switch it off at the socket before cleaning it. Wipe the seat and lid with a damp cloth, keep bleach and thick cleaners off the plastic, and never spray cleaner directly at the control panel or the mains inlet.

Warm WaterThe reason to choose electric over everything else here

Replaces Your SeatOld seat off, this one on

CEE 7 Schuko, 230 VContinental EU plug, not a UK unit with an adapter

About this product

The one that does warm water, because it has a plug.

Replaces your toilet seat. CEE 7 Schuko, 230 V. Needs a socket within reach of the toilet.

This is the only product on the store that gives you warm water, and the only one that needs electricity.

It replaces your toilet seat, connects to the same cistern supply as everything else here, and plugs into a mains socket.

The plug is CEE 7 Schuko at 230 V, which is the continental European standard.

Before you order, check there is a socket within reach of the toilet. That is the one thing that stops this working, and it stops a lot of European bathrooms.

If there is no socket, our non electric bidet seat does the same job with cold water and no plug.

Everything else in this range runs on cold water, because the cold feed filling your cistern is the only water at a toilet. This one has a heating element and a plug, which is the entire reason to buy it and the entire reason it does not suit every bathroom.

It replaces your toilet seat, the same way our non electric bidet seat does. The water side is identical: a connection to the cistern supply. What is added is the mains side.

The plug matters more here than on any other product we sell, so it is worth being specific. This is a CEE 7 Schuko unit at 230 V, which is the standard across Germany, France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands and most of continental Europe. It is not a UK unit shipped with an adapter, and we would not sell one that was: a trailing travel adapter beside a toilet is exactly the arrangement that bathroom electrical rules exist to prevent.

Which brings us to the thing to check before ordering. Is there a mains socket within reach of your toilet? A great many European bathrooms have nothing beyond a shaver point, which is not suitable, and adding a socket in a bathroom is regulated work for an electrician rather than a job for an extension lead.

If the answer is no, that is not a problem, it is just a different product. Our non electric bidet seat replaces the seat in the same way and does the same washing, using cold water and no plug, for less than a quarter of the price.

The supplier publishes a fitment diagram rather than product dimensions: section A 300 mm, B 370 mm, C 200 mm, for vertical, convex, inserted and concave tank bowls. Those are the toilet cover parameters the seat is designed against, not the size of the item in the box, and we have recorded them as exactly that.

Still deciding?

Not sure yet? That is fine.

You can change your mind. Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery.

If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 covers you, we pay the return postage, and you can have a repair, a replacement or your money back. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this give warm water?

Yes. It is the only product we sell that does, because it is the only one with a heating element and a plug.

What plug does it have?

CEE 7 Schuko, 230 V 50 Hz, which is the continental European standard.

Is it a UK unit with an adapter?

No. We would not sell that. A trailing travel adapter beside a toilet is what bathroom electrical rules exist to prevent.

Do I need a socket in the bathroom?

Yes, within reach of the toilet. This is the single thing that decides whether this product works for you.

Can I use a shaver point?

No. A shaver socket is not suitable for an appliance of this kind.

Can I run an extension lead from another room?

Please do not. Bathroom electrical zones are regulated across the EU and an extension lead into a wet room is exactly what those rules prohibit.

What if I have no socket?

Buy the non electric bidet seat instead. It replaces the seat the same way and washes the same way, with cold water, for under a quarter of the price.

Does it replace my toilet seat?

Yes, like our non electric bidet seat. The old seat comes off and this goes on.

Does it also need a water connection?

Yes. It connects to the cistern supply, the same as every other fitted product here.

Do I need a plumber?

Not for the water side, which is the same in-line connection as our other products. The electrical side needs a suitable existing socket, and adding one is an electrician's job.

What size toilet does it fit?

The supplier gives a fitment diagram: section A 300 mm, B 370 mm, C 200 mm, for vertical, convex, inserted and concave tank bowls.

Are those the product's dimensions?

No. They are fitment figures for the toilet, not the size of the item in the box. The supplier does not publish the product's own dimensions.

Is the seat heated as well as the water?

It is sold as a heated bidet seat. The listing does not break down which functions are included beyond that, so ask us before ordering if a specific one decides it.

Does it have a dryer?

The supplier does not confirm the function list in writing, so we are not going to claim one. Ask us and we will check.

How much electricity does it use?

No consumption figure is published by the supplier.

Why is it so much more expensive than the other bidet seat?

Because it heats water and the other does not. That is the whole difference, and it is a heating element, a pump and a control board.

Can I turn the heating off?

Function detail is not published, so ask us rather than assume.

How do I clean it?

Switch it off at the socket first. Wipe with a damp cloth, keep bleach and thick cleaners off the plastic, and never spray cleaner at the control panel or the mains inlet.

Is it safe in a bathroom?

Appliances designed for bathroom use are, provided they are plugged into a suitable fixed socket rather than an adapter or extension. That is why we ask you to check for a socket.

What is it made of?

The listing does not state a material, so we have not printed one.

Will it fit a round or elongated pan?

Check your pan against the fitment figures above. If you are unsure, measure from the seat bolts to the front rim and send us the number.

Can I take it with me if I move?

Yes. It unbolts like a toilet seat, and the water and mains connections both come off.

Does it work if the power goes off?

The heating and any powered functions will not work without mains power.

Is it suitable for older users or after surgery?

People buy it for that, because warm water and a fixed seat remove the reaching. It is a washing fitting and it treats no condition.

Can children use it?

Yes, with supervision, as with any mains appliance.

What if my cistern is concealed?

You still need to reach the water supply and isolator, so check behind the panel as well as checking for a socket.

Is there a warranty?

No specific product guarantee is offered on this item. Your statutory rights under EU consumer law apply, including the legal guarantee of conformity.

Why was this not available before?

The warehouse held this product only under Australian and UK codes. An EU code was created for it in August 2026 once the continental plug specification was confirmed.

Can I return it if my bathroom turns out to have no socket?

Yes, the 14 day EU right to change your mind applies in full. Checking for a socket first saves everyone the trouble.

Which should I buy, this or the non electric seat?

If you have a socket and want warm water, this one. If you do not have a socket, or cold water is fine, the non electric seat at EUR 99.

The complete guide

Buying Guide

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Everything else on this store runs on cold water, because the feed that fills your cistern is the only water at a toilet.

This one has a heating element and a plug. That is the entire reason to buy it, and the entire reason it does not suit every bathroom.

Check this before anything else

Is there a mains socket within reach of your toilet?

A great many European bathrooms have nothing but a shaver point, which is not suitable for an appliance like this. Adding a proper socket to a bathroom is regulated work for an electrician, not a job for an extension lead.

If the answer is no, stop here and look at the non electric bidet seat instead. It replaces the seat in exactly the same way and washes exactly the same way, with cold water and no plug, for under a quarter of the price.

The plug, specifically

CEE 7 Schuko, 230 V, 50 Hz. That is the continental European standard, covering Germany, France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands and most of the rest.

It is worth stating plainly because the warehouse previously held this product only under Australian and UK codes, and a UK unit is a BS 1363 plug that fits none of those countries. We are not shipping a UK unit with a travel adapter in the box. A trailing adapter next to a toilet is precisely the arrangement that bathroom electrical zoning rules exist to prevent.

An EU code was created for this product in August 2026, once that specification was confirmed.

What it does

Replaces your toilet seat. Connects to the cistern supply for water, the same as every other fitted product here. Heats the water, which nothing else here does.

On the detailed function list we are being careful: the supplier confirms it as a heated bidet seat but does not publish a written breakdown of every function. If a specific one, a dryer or a particular setting, is the thing that decides your purchase, email us and we will get it confirmed rather than guess on a page.

Those numbers in the specification

The supplier gives a fitment diagram, not product dimensions: section A at 300 mm, B at 370 mm, C at 200 mm, for vertical, convex, inserted and concave tank bowls.

Those describe the toilet the seat is designed to fit. They are not the size of the box that arrives, and we have recorded them as fitment rather than dressing them up as dimensions.

Cleaning it

Switch it off at the socket first. Wipe the seat and lid with a damp cloth. Keep bleach and thick cleaners off the plastic, and never spray cleaner directly at the control panel or the mains inlet.

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