Smart toilets: rough-in and power
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A smart toilet has to suit the drain in your floor and needs electrical power. Check both before you choose one.
Rough-in
The rough-in is the distance from the finished wall behind the toilet to the centre of the floor drain. Many homes in the United States have a 12-inch rough-in; 10-inch and 14-inch rough-ins are also found. Measure from the finished wall, not from the baseboard, and compare the result with the rough-in on the product page.
Power
A smart toilet plugs into an outlet near the toilet. Manufacturers generally ask for a grounded outlet with ground-fault protection; the product page and its installation documents give the exact requirement. A licensed electrician can add an outlet if there is none in the right place.
Water
Some models list a minimum water pressure. Check it on the product page.
Before you order
Nothing on this site confirms that a toilet fits your bathroom. Go over the requirements with your installer or plumber.
Shop
Each product page lists its own measurements and requirements. Check them against your bathroom before you order.
More help
- Measuring your opening
- Delivery
- Returns
- Warranty
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