American Standard AquaWash Slim Non-Electric SpaLet Bidet Seat With Manual Operation - AMS-8033A65G

No. The AquaWash Slim (8033A65G) is built for elongated bowls and fits most conventional elongated toilets. On a round-front bowl the seat will overhang and the mounting holes will not line up correctly, so you'd need a round-bowl bidet seat instead.

No outlet required. The AquaWash Slim SpaLet seat is non-electric and runs off the toilet's water supply, so it works in any bathroom, including older units and guest baths with no GFCI receptacle behind the toilet. That makes it the practical pick for multi-family retrofits where adding a circuit is not on the table.

The AquaWash Slim ships with the seat itself, the mounting hardware and the water supply hose. It tees off the existing toilet supply, so for a standard install you're not buying extra parts. Plan on a shutoff valve that works and enough clearance behind the bowl for the tee connection.

Seat height is 2-3/16 inches (55 mm), which is why it's called the Slim. The telescoping lid conceals the seat ring, so the profile reads closer to a standard toilet seat than a typical bidet seat. Worth checking against any existing seat-height or grab-bar relationship in an accessible stall before you commit to it fleet-wide.

A non-electric seat like the AquaWash Slim gives you adjustable spray volume and dual front/back nozzles off water pressure alone, with a manual handle on the side. What you give up versus an electric model is heated water, a heated seat and a dryer. For rentals and hotel rooms where there's no receptacle behind the toilet and you don't want tenants running an extension cord, the non-electric version is the one that installs without an electrician.

Control is a manual handle mounted on the side of the seat, shaped so users can work it without instructions. Spray volume adjusts at that same handle, and the front and back nozzles operate independently. Nothing to program and nothing to plug in.

The seat comes off with one push so you can get at the seat and the bowl rim, and the nozzle tips are removable for separate cleaning. The nozzles rinse themselves automatically before and after each use, and a shutter closes over them when idle to keep them out of the spray zone. That combination is what makes it workable in hotel and healthcare housekeeping rotations.

Yes, both the seat and the lid are no-slam slow close, so there's no bang in a quiet corridor or a unit with a shared wall. Common failure point on cheap seats, and the reason this one holds up better in high-turnover multi-family.

It's sold in white only, ordered as American Standard part number 8033A65G.020. The .020 suffix is American Standard's white finish code, so there's no second color decision to make when you're matching it to existing white china.