Are Smart Toilets Worth Distributing? Find Out from the Experts

Contents

• 1 What is a Smart Toilet?
• 2 Difference from Traditional Toilets
• 3 The Core Advantages of Smart Toilets
  • 3.1 1. Personal Hygiene Revolution
  • 3.2 2. Comfort and Humanization
  • 3.3 3. Environmental Friendly and Energy Saving
• 4 Are Smart Toilets Worth Distributing?
• 5 Smart Toilets Opportunities and Markets

What is a Smart Toilet?

Before discussing whether it is worth purchasing—and, by extension, whether smart toilets are worth distributing—we first need to understand what a smart toilet is. In layman’s terms, the core difference between a traditional toilet and a smart toilet is electricity. By introducing electrical power to drive the built-in chip of the smart toilet, the chip then controls the entire range of intelligent functions of the smart toilet.

Difference from Traditional Toilets

The Core Advantages of Smart Toilets

1. Personal Hygiene Revolution

– Warm Water Cleaning: Precise rinsing through adjustable nozzles reduces the use of toilet paper and minimizes skin irritation caused by physical friction (a great help for hemorrhoid patients).

– Disinfection and Sterilization: When the toilet lid is closed, the UV sterilization nozzle automatically extends to irradiate and sterilize the entire inner surface of the toilet bowl. It also releases electrolyzed water to disinfect and sterilize the nozzle itself, significantly reducing the risk of cross-infection.

2. Comfort and Humanization

– Seat Heating: Automatically heats the seat in high-latitude regions and during winter to reduce the cold shock.

– Magic Deodorization: A new technology from Keorh smart toilet — A high-speed centrifuge sucks odors into a natural media catalyst deodorization module, filters clean gas through molecular reactions, and then passes it through an aromatherapy machine to release fragrance.

– User Memory: Remembers seat temperature, water pressure, water temperature, air temperature, nozzle position, etc., based on different users’ habits.

3. Environmental Friendly and Energy Saving

– Water Conservation: Smart toilets can automatically adjust the amount of water needed for flushing according to the actual situation, saving more than 30% of water compared to traditional toilets.

– Reduced Paper Consumption: The cleaning function of the smart toilet can completely replace the use of toilet paper, which is not only more hygienic but also more environmentally friendly.

4. Health Management

– Some high-end models (such as LetonSmart M9) are equipped with sensors that can monitor blood pressure, blood oxygen levels, and weight changes. They can also analyze urine components (such as blood sugar and pH levels) and synchronize data to a mobile app to assist in disease monitoring and management.

Are Smart Toilets Worth Distributing?

Undoubtedly, smart toilets are a manifestation of new technological applications and a technological revolution in the field of hygiene. They represent the future trend of bathroom products and are worth trying for everyone.

However, many people may still have doubts, such as the high price of smart toilets. Can ordinary people really afford them? In fact, with the gradual improvement of the industrial chain, there are now many mid-to-low-end products suitable for ordinary consumers. Moreover, if purchased in large quantities, the advantages of the industrial chain can be fully utilized to reduce production costs as well as logistics and freight costs. This presents a huge opportunity for smart toilet distributors worldwide. Seizing this investment opportunity is crucial!

Smart Toilets Opportunities and Markets

The main production areas of smart toilets in the world are concentrated in two Asian countries, each with different focuses.

Japan, the birthplace and technological hub of smart toilets, holds approximately 70% of the world’s high-end smart toilet technology. It primarily targets the global high-end smart toilet market (with unit prices generally above $1,000).

China, the global manufacturing center for smart toilets, produces about 60% of the world’s smart toilets. Particularly in Zhejiang and Guangdong, industrial clusters have formed, offering ultra-high cost-performance advantages and becoming the manufacturing bases for many international brands (such as TOTO, Kohler, Roca, Duravit).

Smart toilets are rapidly gaining popularity worldwide and are gradually replacing traditional toilets. This is a major trend and a significant opportunity. If you are considering investing in smart toilets, Chinese manufacturers should be your top choice.