Emergency eyewash station, with ABS collector

Emergency eyewash with yellow ABS collector for direct installation on the wall of industries, workshops, or sites where personnel are subject to the risk of eye or physical damage due to fire, reactives, petroleum products, radioactive materials, acids...

Product details:
- High-performance washing: provides quick relief to eyes damaged by chemicals or foreign particles.
- Water inlet designed to receive a minimum water flow of 14 L/minute, thus providing a completely safe and effective eye wash.
- Activation by manually pressing an ergonomic, easily accessible push plate.
- Each spray head has a flow control and a filter to remove any possible water impurities.
- It has a self-draining system to remove residual water from the system.
- Standard equipped with a universal emergency sign and an inspection control label.

Technical specifications:
- Dimensions: 380 x 200 x 365 mm.
- Water flow: 14 L/min.
- Water inlet pressure: 2.4 – 6.5 bars.
- Water inlet: 1/2” female thread.
- Water outlet: 1 ¼” female thread.
- Net weight: 2 Kg.

Components and materials:
- 2 spray heads made of ABS plastic and assembled to two chrome-plated brass tubes. Each head has an ABS plastic cap that prevents the entry of dust and foreign particles and automatically opens when the eye wash is activated.
- 1 yellow, resistant ABS tray.
- 1 ergonomic and easily accessible eye wash actuating lever, made of chrome-plated brass.
- 1 ball valve and automatic opening when the actuating plate is pressed. This is made of chrome-plated brass and remains open until it is manually closed by pressing the actuating lever in the opposite direction.

Regulations and certifications:
- ISO 9001/13485 certified.
- Meets quality policies.
-Manufactured according to ANSI Z358.1-2009, EN15154-1, and EN15154-2:2006 standards.

*The eye wash must have a water flow of 14 liters per minute to work correctly. For this reason, it is very important that the dimensions of the water inlet pipe are sized correctly taking this data into account.
*The eye wash flow and pressure regulator works automatically between 2.4 and 6.5 bars of pressure. If the water inlet pressure exceeds 7 bars, it will be necessary to install a pressure reducing valve.
*Place the emergency equipment sign next to the eyewash where it can be clearly seen.