Toilets & Bidets price list
Last updated Saturday, Oct 17, 2026
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Last updated Saturday, Oct 17, 2026
Choosing a toilet is rarely as simple as picking the first model that fits the room. You need to think about the available power supply, bowl size, water source, discharge arrangement, comfort features, and the space around the fixture. That becomes even more important in a marine setting, where every component has to work within a carefully planned onboard system.
The current comparison includes several marine toilet options from Raritan, GROCO, and JABSCO. The selection covers electric and hand-operated designs, compact and regular bowls, fresh-water and raw-water flushing, plus 12-volt and 24-volt configurations. While the category is titled Toilets & Bidets, the listed products are marine toilets rather than bidet fixtures.
ZoneOffer is a comparison site, so it does not sell these products directly. Instead, it helps you review listed products, brands, specifications, and prices in one place. Think of it as a map: it can help you compare possible routes, while the final choice depends on your own installation and equipment requirements.
A marine toilet should match the vessel’s plumbing and electrical setup rather than simply look attractive. Before comparing models, identify whether your installation requires a 12-volt or 24-volt unit, whether it uses fresh water or raw water, and whether you prefer electric operation or a hand-operated system.
Physical dimensions also matter. A compact bowl may be useful where space is limited, while a regular or 17-inch bowl may provide a different seating experience. The products in this selection use different descriptions, so comparing the listed bowl style and size can help you narrow the field.
You should also consider the discharge arrangement. The Raritan Sea Era household model is listed with straight and 90-degree discharge options, while the marine-size Raritan model includes an integral pump. These details are not cosmetic; they relate directly to how the toilet may fit into an existing setup.
Electric toilets can be convenient when your vessel has the correct electrical supply. The listed electric models are available in either 12-volt or 24-volt versions, depending on the product. That means checking your boat’s system is an essential first step before choosing a model.
A hand-operated toilet offers a different approach. The GROCO HF-B HF Series Hand Operated Marine Toilet is listed as a manual option, with a price of $608.12 from the listed store. It may appeal to shoppers who prefer a hand-operated design or whose installation does not call for an electric toilet.
Neither approach is automatically right for every vessel. Electric operation may suit one setup, while a hand-operated model may suit another. The best choice is the one that fits your onboard system, available space, and personal preferences.
Raritan appears in two listings within the comparison. Both are Sea Era electric marine toilets designed for 12-volt systems, but they differ in size and configuration. Looking at those distinctions can make the comparison more useful than focusing on price alone.
The Raritan 160hi012 Sea Era Household Electric Toilet is listed at $756.12 from The Twister Group. Its description identifies integral sea water operation, a 12-volt electrical system, and straight and 90-degree discharge options.
The household designation may be worth considering if you are comparing a more household-style marine toilet format. The two discharge options also give you a specific installation detail to investigate. Before selecting it, compare the discharge arrangement with the plumbing layout already present on your vessel.
This model is one of the higher-priced Raritan options in the supplied selection, but price alone does not determine suitability. Its sea-water description and discharge flexibility may be more important for a shopper whose installation requires those characteristics.
The Raritan 160mi012 Sea Era Marine Size Electric Toilet is listed at $695.12 from the twister group. It uses 12 volts and is described as a marine-size electric toilet with an integral pump. The listing also mentions straight and 90-degree discharge.
Compared with the Raritan household model, this version is identified as marine size and includes an integral pump in its description. It is also listed at a lower price than the 160hi012 model. Those differences make it a useful option to compare when you are deciding between household-style and marine-size designs.
Ask yourself a simple question: do you need the marine-size format and integral pump, or are the characteristics of the household model more suitable? Matching the product description to your existing system is more valuable than choosing based on a single number.
The GROCO HF-B HF Series Hand Operated Marine Toilet is listed at $608.12 from the twister group. Unlike the electric products in the selection, this toilet is specifically described as hand operated.
Manual operation can be an important comparison point for boat owners who are not looking for an electric unit. It also gives shoppers a clear alternative to the 12-volt and 24-volt models elsewhere in the list. If you are comparing system types rather than brands, the GROCO model creates a useful dividing line.
When reviewing a hand-operated marine toilet, concentrate on the installation requirements and the way the toilet will be used. The reference listing does not provide additional technical specifications, so you should verify any details needed for your particular setup before making a decision.
JABSCO offers several choices in the supplied data, including compact, regular, and 17-inch deluxe flush designs. The first two models differ mainly in bowl format, voltage, and lid features, making them especially relevant for shoppers comparing comfort and available space.
The JABSCO 37010-3094 Electric Marine Toilet is listed at $546.12 from the twister group. It has a compact bowl and operates at 24 volts.
A compact bowl may be worth considering when the installation area is tight. However, compact does not automatically mean suitable for every space. You still need to account for clearance, plumbing connections, access for installation, and the electrical supply required by the 24-volt design.
This is the lowest listed price among the JABSCO models in the comparison. That does not make it universally better or worse; it simply makes it a useful starting point for shoppers who want to compare a compact 24-volt electric toilet against larger alternatives.
The JABSCO 37010-4192 Electric Marine Toilet is listed at $552.12 from the twister group. It uses 12 volts and features a regular bowl with a soft-close lid.
Compared with the compact 24-volt 37010-3094, this model offers a regular bowl and a different electrical configuration. The price difference between the two listed products is small, but the bowl format and voltage are not the same. Those are the details that deserve your attention.
The soft-close lid is another distinguishing feature. If quiet, controlled lid movement is important to you, it may be a practical detail to include in your comparison. As always, confirm that the 12-volt requirement matches your vessel before choosing this model.
The JABSCO 17-inch deluxe flush models form the most feature-specific group in the supplied selection. Each is described with a soft-close lid and electric operation, but the products differ by water type, voltage, and price.
The JABSCO 58040-3012 17 Inch Deluxe Flush Fresh Water Electric Toilet is listed at $940.12 from the twister group. It uses 12 volts and includes a soft-close lid.
The 24-volt counterpart is the JABSCO 58040-3024 17 Inch Deluxe Flush Fresh Water Electric Toilet, listed at $1,033.12. It has the same 17-inch deluxe flush and fresh-water description, along with a soft-close lid, but it requires 24 volts.
These two models provide a straightforward voltage comparison. If your vessel supports 12 volts, the 58040-3012 is the relevant product to examine. If your system uses 24 volts, the 58040-3024 may be the more appropriate listing to investigate. The price difference shown in the data is $93.00.
The JABSCO 58240-3012 17 Inch Deluxe Flush Raw Water Electric Toilet is listed at $1,043.12 from the twister group. It uses 12 volts, includes a soft-close lid, and is described as a raw-water model.
This product is particularly useful to compare with the fresh-water 12-volt version. Both are 17-inch deluxe flush toilets with soft-close lids, but their water descriptions differ. That distinction may influence how the toilet fits into your vessel’s plumbing arrangement.
The raw-water model is listed at $103.00 more than the 12-volt fresh-water model. Whether that difference matters depends on which water configuration your installation requires. Water type should come before price in your decision because the wrong configuration may not suit your system.
The supplied JABSCO listings highlight two flushing-water categories: fresh water and raw water. These terms should be treated as core selection criteria, not minor labels. A toilet designed around one water type may not be the correct match for an installation planned around the other.
The fresh-water models are the JABSCO 58040-3012 and 58040-3024, while the raw-water model is the JABSCO 58240-3012. All three are described as 17-inch deluxe flush electric toilets with soft-close lids, which makes the water source the major listed difference between them.
If you are unsure which water arrangement your vessel uses, pause before comparing features. Review your existing plumbing plan or consult a qualified marine professional. A clear understanding of the water source can prevent you from comparing products that are not practical alternatives for your installation.
Voltage is one of the easiest ways to separate the electric toilets in this selection. The Raritan models are listed as 12-volt units. The JABSCO range includes both 12-volt and 24-volt options, giving shoppers more configurations to compare.
The 24-volt JABSCO products include the 37010-3094 compact bowl and the 58040-3024 17-inch deluxe flush fresh-water toilet. The 12-volt JABSCO products include the 37010-4192, 58040-3012, and 58240-3012 models.
Do not assume that an adapter or wiring change will make any model suitable. The reference data identifies the voltage for each listed product, but it does not provide installation instructions or compatibility guarantees. Use the stated voltage as a screening tool and verify the full requirements before purchase.
The listed prices range from $546.12 to $1,043.12 among the toilet products. The lowest listed toilet price belongs to the JABSCO 37010-3094 compact bowl, while the highest belongs to the JABSCO 58240-3012 17-inch deluxe flush raw-water model.
Other notable prices include $552.12 for the JABSCO 37010-4192, $608.12 for the GROCO HF-B, $695.12 for the Raritan 160mi012, and $756.12 for the Raritan 160hi012. The JABSCO fresh-water deluxe models are listed at $940.12 for the 12-volt version and $1,033.12 for the 24-volt version.
These are comparison prices supplied in the reference data, not a promise that every shopper will see the same final cost. The data does not state discounts, shipping charges, taxes, or availability. For that reason, treat the listed amount as a useful comparison point rather than a complete purchase total.
Start with the electrical system. If you need 12 volts, compare the Raritan models, the JABSCO 37010-4192, and the three listed 12-volt deluxe models. If your system is 24 volts, the JABSCO 37010-3094 and 58040-3024 become the relevant electric options in this selection.
Next, consider the water type. The JABSCO 58040-3012 and 58040-3024 are listed as fresh-water models, while the 58240-3012 is listed as a raw-water model. This is a practical filter that can quickly reduce the number of products you need to examine.
Then look at bowl style. Choose between compact, regular, marine-size, household, and 17-inch formats based on the space and comfort needs of your installation. Finally, compare features such as an integral pump, straight or 90-degree discharge, deluxe flush design, and soft-close lid.
The products in this comparison are marine toilets, with options spanning electric and hand-operated designs, compact and regular bowls, and fresh-water and raw-water configurations. Raritan offers two Sea Era choices, GROCO provides a hand-operated alternative, and JABSCO supplies the widest range of listed bowl and voltage combinations.
The right choice is not simply the model with the lowest price or the longest feature list. It is the toilet that matches your vessel’s voltage, water source, discharge arrangement, available space, and operating preferences. Use ZoneOffer to compare the listed options, then verify installation requirements and current purchasing details with the relevant seller before deciding.



