Due to the added functionality and electrical components of a smart toilet, installing a smart toilet can be more complex than installing a regular toilet. The difficulty of installation will largely depend on your existing plumbing and electrical infrastructure, as well as your level of DIY expertise. Here are a few points to consider when evaluating how easy it will be to install a smart toilet:

1. Electrical connections: Smart toilets often require electrical connections for functions such as heated seats. If there is no power available near your bathroom, you may need to hire an electrician to run new electrical wiring.

2. Plumbing Requirements: While the basic plumbing installation of a smart toilet is similar to a regular toilet, additional plumbing may be required for functions such as bidet functionality and warm water supply.

3. Compatibility: Make sure the smart toilet you choose is compatible with your bathroom’s plumbing and electrical systems. Certain models may have specific requirements that need to be met to ensure proper functionality.

4. Expertise: Depending on the model and brand of smart toilet, the complexity of installation can vary greatly. If you have experience with plumbing and electrical work, you can install it yourself by carefully following the manufacturer's instructions. However, if you are not confident in your DIY skills, it is recommended to hire a professional plumber or electrician to ensure a safe and correct installation.

5. Permits and Codes: Be aware of local building codes and regulations that may apply to your toilet installation, especially if you are making electrical modifications or changes to your plumbing system. For safety and legal reasons, compliance with regulations is critical.

Oceanwell's smart toilets offer many advantages in terms of comfort, hygiene and convenience, and we provide professional installation assistance.