Browse Bidets That Don’t Require Electricity
These non-electric bidet toilet seats replace your existing toilet seat, but do not require an electric outlet. This means they are able to be used in bathrooms where power near the toilet is not an option. Read more about non-electric bidet.
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American Standard AquaWash SpaLet Bidet Seat with Telescoping Lid (Non-Electric)
American Standard
$125.00
Swash ecoseat 100 (Elongated only)
Brondell Inc.
$179.00Is this the best bidet for you? Find out by taking our short quiz!
Feel Fresh HI-1000/1 Bidet
Feel Fresh
$169.00Is this the best bidet for you? Find out by taking our short quiz!
Bio Bidet Premium i3000 Bidet Seat
Bio Bidet
$189.00Is this the best bidet for you? Find out by taking our short quiz! var JFL_201575233507148 = new JotformFeedback({ formId: '201575233507148', base: 'https://form.jotform.com/', windowTitle: 'Bidet Quiz', background: '#5bc0de', fontColor: '#FFFFFF', type: '0', height: 1200, width: 900, openOnLoad: false }); TAKE QUIZ
BioBidet Stream A5 Bidet Seat
Bio Bidet
$99.00Is this the best bidet for you? Find out by taking our short quiz! var JFL_201575233507148 = new JotformFeedback({ formId: '201575233507148', base: 'https://form.jotform.com/', windowTitle: 'Bidet Quiz', background: '#5bc0de', fontColor: '#FFFFFF', type: '0', height: 1200, width: 900, openOnLoad: false }); TAKE QUIZThis added flexibility does come at a cost. Nonelectric bidet toilet seats are less feature heavy as a result. If you're looking for a non-electric bidet seat with hot water, you'll need access to a hot water line. Most often this comes from the hot water line that leads to the sink. This creates a delay in warm water as the water does not get warm till the hot water line fills with hot water. Non-electric bidet seats also miss out on heated seats, night lights, remote controls, air dryers, deodorizers and more. If you really want a bidet seat, and don't have an outlet near by, a non-electric seat will do the trick, but don't expect anything feature rich. We often encourage customers to find a way to make an electric bidet seat work instead of settling on a non-electric if possible. If not, a non-electric can still do the trick. Have questions? Just let us know!
