SmartBidet® SB-2400 Advanced Electric Smart Bidet Slim Profile Seat in Elongated White with Remote Control, LED Night Light, Stainless Steel Nozzle, Heated Seat, Warm Dryer
Product Description
SmartBidet® SB-2400 Advanced Electric Smart Bidet Slim Profile Seat in Elongated White with Remote Control, LED Night Light, Stainless Steel Nozzle, Heated Seat, Warm Dryer
- For most not all standard elongated toilets and French Curve toilets. Please first check with your toilet's dimensions.
- Heated seat, water, dryer with adjustable temperature and pressure
- Posterior and feminine wash modes. Oscillate for all wash modes.
- Self-cleansing, adjustable nozzle with replaceable cap
- Easy DIY installation
- Wireless remote control that you can mount on your wall
- Soft close lid & seat. Stable seat with skin sensor activation. Quick release for easy cleaning.
- Energy save function - super and auto
- Length of power cord: 3'11", Seat hole dimensions: 8.1" x 11.8", Bolt spread: 5.5”, Cannot use bidet seat with riser
- Includes hardware: Bidet seat, Remote control and holder, two AA batteries, 1/2" Compression T-Valve, water supply hose for SmartBidet, base plate, two mounting bolts, two cone packings, two nuts, two bolt cases, two washers, user manual.
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