Tankless Bidet Toilet Seat | Perfect Hygienic Living Star Bidets, Energy-Saving, Instant Heating
The tankless bidet toilet seat is hygienic, saves energy, and user user-friendly.
A tankless bidet toilet seat, also called an Instant Heating bidet seat, brings multiple benefits compared to the tank-type bidet seat (also called a continuous bidet seat).
The tank-type bidet seat employs a small tank inside the unit to keep warm water. The tankless bidet toilet seat does not use a tank to keep warm water since it instantly warms up the water as you need it.
Living Star provides the best bidet thanks to employing tankless instant heating technology.
There are multiple types of toilet sprayers in the market, providing warm water spray, ranging from tank-type, hybrid, or tankless instant heating. Below is a description of what is a tankless bidet. To quality as a tankless:
- It has to heat the incoming water instantly and endlessly without temperature deviations.
- The typical tankless module size is less than 30 cubic inches (below is an example of the tankless instant heating module for a toilet sprayer, measured by 112 (L) x 60.5 (W) x 67.5 (H) mm).
Tankless bidetUses a ceramic heater; No tank | Tank bidetUses water tank inside the bidet unit |
- The bidet seat tankless heating module uses a ceramic element that produces heat in a small space with high energy efficiency. (Electrical current passes through the ceramic plate, which generates heat highly efficiently. The ceramic plate heats the water immediately, offering excellent thermal conductivity since it is highly resistive to the current. The ceramic plate is beneficial for small spaces such as a bidet seat and hot water dispensers.
- A tankless must NOT contain a water reservoir or tank (the image to the right above), is an example of a hybrid instant heating bidet module, which still carries a small water tank for water heating, prone to molds or bacteria).
About Energy Saving
The tankless bidet toilet seat uses a ceramic heater module, which heats water as it comes into the system.
Therefore, no tank is required, and it gives a better way of using electrical energy without continuously heating the water in a tank, consuming less electricity than tank types because it does not need to heat the tank.
Tank-type bidet delivers cold water after warm water is used up.
The tank type has a time latency for warming up the water in the tank. Therefore, if you are using multiple washing, you will notice the water gets cold since it takes time to warm up the water in the tank. Once you use up the warm water, the tank-type bidet will deliver cold water since it takes time to warm up the water in the tank, which is a big difference between the tank vs. tankless bidet toilet seat.
Tankless makes a slim bidet.
A tankless bidet makes it possible for a bidet to become slim and lightweight since it does not require a tank. By eliminating tank space inside the unit, a bidet looks modern and easy to handle for installation and cleaning up the entire bidet seat.
Tankless bidet brings a more user-friendly, better user experience.
Since tankless does not require a tank, there is less chance of water leakage in the unit. After using a tank-type bidet, there is a possible water leak from the tank, which makes an unpleasant experience for the user. On-demand warm water creates high satisfaction among bidet users.
Tankless makes a smarter bidet.
Tankless technology allows for precise and immediate water volume and heating temperature.
About Energy Saving Mode
Energy saving mode is a significant feature when you are away from home or at work during the day. It keeps the seat using minimum energy.
By pressing the Energy Saving function key on the keypad turns the energy-saving mode on. When you are seated, the system brings your preferred setting back automatically.
Why do tankless bidet toilet seats offer longevity?
A tank type, having a water tank inside the unit may bring an issue with an extensive period. Impurities from hard water deposited in the tank cause clogging and may not be good for your skin. A water filter attachment is necessary with a tank-type bidet seat. Tankless does not use a tank in the unit, so there is less chance of water leakage inside the bidet seat, which is best for longevity.
Quieter operation of the tankless bidet toilet seat
Bidet seats make noise while operating because they are electromechanical devices that move the nozzle and use water for washing. The noises can be bothersome at night when you turn the power on as the unit pulls water.
The tankless bidet seat makes no noise since the tankless bidet toilet seat does not need to fill up the water tank.
Bidet hygiene matters
Since the tankless bidet has no tank inside the unit, it has no chance of building up bacteria or molds: water comes in and goes out, unlike the tank-type bidet. Therefore, a tankless bidet is hygienic. However, the tank type, as the wording suggests, has a water tank inside the unit. To deliver warm water, it needs to be warmed up all the time, which could be a perfect place for molds or bacteria harboring.
Comparison Tank bidet Vs. Tankless Bidet
Living Star Bidet Seats eliminate the tank inside the unit with the most recent tankless technology. The water heats up immediately as it flows in the water supply line in the bidet seat without needing a tank. That makes a big difference since there is NO need to heat the water when the unit is NOT in use; therefore, it saves energy. Also, No Tank Means No Chance of bacteria or molds developed in the tank. The table below compares the tankless bidet against the tank bidet.
Tank-type bidet | Tankless bidet | |
Water reserved for heating | Yes | No |
How much energy can you save? | N/A | 47% compared to a Tank-type |
Hygienic | Higher chance of having bacteria or molds in the tank | No Tank, No chance of bacteria or molds in the tank |
Level of noisy | Noisy when water loads into the tank | No noisy |
Living Star is a Tankless Bidet
Living Star Bidet Seats, 5900, 7500, 7900, and 7100 models are all tankless, which provides endless warm water for the basic washes: posterior, bidet, and advanced washes: automatic wash, turbo wash, kid’s wash, and oscillation mode. Below is the summary of what Living Star bidets offer with the tankless, seamless warm water.
Living Star Bidet available washes | 5900
| 7500
| 7900
| 7100
|
Automatic Wash | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Turbo Wash | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Oscillation Mode | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Kid’s Wash | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Posterior Wash | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Bidet Wash | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Water Pressure
Following details about the water pressure provided by the tankless bidet toilet seat
Energy-saving tankless Living Star Bidet
Living Star 5900, 7100, 7500, and 7900 Premium Bidet Toilet Seats can save up to 47% compared to a tank-type bidet toilet seat. That is a significant saving as you use the bidet seat for a long time. In addition, Living Star Premium Bidet Toilet Seats have a dedicated function key that puts the system in minimum energy use.
More details of Living Star Bidet Seats
The above focuses on the details of tankless technology. Living Star offers a range of bidet seat solutions that bring comfort and convenience. Some features are closely related to the tankless, and we will explain each function of the bidet seat.
Nozzle Construction and Cleaning
The bidet nozzle plays a pivotal role in a bidet seat since it delivers warm water with the right temperature and pressure. The Living Star bidet nozzles are stainless steel, offering rust-free and longevity. Cleaning the bidet nozzle is essential for achieving optimal hygiene during bidet use.
You can clean the nozzle manually by pressing the “Nozzle Cleaning” key. The bidet nozzle will come out of the base for 3 minutes for manual cleanup
Nightlight
A nightlight is a convenient feature that helps to navigate to the bidet seat without turning on other lights. Living Star bidet seats have nightlight functions built-in, except for the 5900 model. The 7100 Smart bidet seat has an automatic nightlight turning-on capability without pressing a function key to turn on the nightlight.
Water filter
Water filter attachment is helpful for bidet users in certain regions. The excessive lime in water often blocks the water-flowing system at the bidet. Moreover, the hard water is not healthy for your skin. The water filter can be installed and replaced easily on Living Star bidet seats.
The Living Star bidet seat has a built-in release button on the side to remove the entire bidet seat from the bowl. Then you can easily clean up the bidet seat entirely.
People Also Asked
What is a tankless bidet?
No tank in the bidet unit.
What is a tank-type bidet?
A tank-type bidet uses a tank for warm water reserved in the unit.
What is a hybrid tankless bidet seat?
A hybrid tankless bidet seat still uses a tank inside the bidet seat.
Why a tankless bidet saves energy compared to a tank-type bidet??
Why do I get cold water after multiple bidet or posterior washes?
Do I get instant warm water with a tankless bidet toilet seat?
Yes, you will get instant and endless warm water.
Is a tankless bidet more hygienic than a tank-type bidet?
Yes, a tankless bidet is more hygienic since it doesn’t use a tank to store water. No tank means No mold or bacteria in the tank.
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