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Yes. The heated seat, warm-water wash and dryer all need power, which means a fused spur installed outside the bathroom's splash zones by a qualified electrician under UK Building Regulations. It is a standard, contained job for anyone already renovating, but it is not optional and it is not DIY — plan the spur position before tiling.
The toilet still flushes. Most smart toilets retain full standard function without power — you lose the bidet, the heated seat and the automatic lid until it returns, but the toilet itself works as a normal one would. Worth confirming on the specific model, though it is the standard design across the category.
It needs reasonable pressure for the wash function to perform as intended. Most UK mains supplies are fine. A gravity-fed system with a loft tank may deliver a weaker wash than expected, so check the minimum pressure on the model against your system before committing.
Honestly, often not. The electrical spur is the awkward part, and it is much easier to add while walls are open. If you are not replacing the toilet anyway, a bidet seat retrofits onto an existing pan and delivers a good share of the benefit for far less disruption. A full smart toilet makes most sense when the bathroom is being specified from scratch.
