Hansgrohe unveils LavaPura Element S e-toilets in India
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Hansgrohe unveils LavaPura Element S e-toilets in India

Hansgrohe India has launched its latest innovation, the LavaPura Element S e-toilet series, introducing a new standard in hygiene-focused, smart bathroom solutions tailored for Indian homes and high-end hospitality spaces.
Blending German engineering with minimalist aesthetics, the LavaPura Element S combines intuitive features with advanced hygiene technology. The series is designed for easy installation and optimal performance under Indian conditions, reinforcing the brand’s focus on functional elegance and modern convenience.

“With evolving consumer preferences, smart bathrooms are no longer a luxury—they’re a necessity,” said Abhijeet Sonar, Head of Marketing, India and SAARC Region, Hansgrohe. “LavaPura Element S meets that need with seamless hygiene, comfort and design.”

Key features include:

  • eSanitize Ion Sterilisation and UV Sterilisation for nozzle and bowl hygiene
  • Pure Shield® ceramic protection with antibacterial surfaces
  • OdorFresh water-based odour neutralisation without consumables
  • AquaHelix 360° vortex flush, operable even during power outages
  • AquaWash modes include bidet, feminine, and massage washes
  • Smart controls, auto functions, heated seat, and IPX4 waterproof remote
Available across Hansgrohe’s nationwide network, the LavaPura Element S brings together smart functionality and understated luxury, marking a new benchmark in bathroom innovation.

Hansgrohe India has launched its latest innovation, the LavaPura Element S e-toilet series, introducing a new standard in hygiene-focused, smart bathroom solutions tailored for Indian homes and high-end hospitality spaces.Blending German engineering with minimalist aesthetics, the LavaPura Element S combines intuitive features with advanced hygiene technology. The series is designed for easy installation and optimal performance under Indian conditions, reinforcing the brand’s focus on functional elegance and modern convenience.“With evolving consumer preferences, smart bathrooms are no longer a luxury—they’re a necessity,” said Abhijeet Sonar, Head of Marketing, India and SAARC Region, Hansgrohe. “LavaPura Element S meets that need with seamless hygiene, comfort and design.”Key features include:eSanitize Ion Sterilisation and UV Sterilisation for nozzle and bowl hygienePure Shield® ceramic protection with antibacterial surfacesOdorFresh water-based odour neutralisation without consumablesAquaHelix 360° vortex flush, operable even during power outagesAquaWash modes include bidet, feminine, and massage washesSmart controls, auto functions, heated seat, and IPX4 waterproof remoteAvailable across Hansgrohe’s nationwide network, the LavaPura Element S brings together smart functionality and understated luxury, marking a new benchmark in bathroom innovation.

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