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Shower Head, Stainless Steel - ESW120HMS

Shower Head, Stainless Steel - ESW120HMS

Model No:ESW120HMS

Made from high-quality, corrosion-resistant materials

Provide rapid and thorough decontamination during emergencies

Suitable for labs, industrial plants, construction sites, and more

ANSI Z358.1-2014 and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151 compliance

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Product Details

The ESNICO Shower Head is an industrial-grade safety shower accessory designed to provide rapid and thorough decontamination during chemical emergencies. Whether in a laboratory, factory, or any environment dealing with hazardous materials, the ESNICO Shower Head ensures that employees have quick access to emergency water supply for rinsing harmful chemicals from the body.The shower head provides versatile and reliable performance when it’s needed most. Built to withstand harsh industrial conditions, it complies with ANSI Z358.1 and OSHA standards to ensure optimal safety in the workplace. Its corrosion-resistant construction guarantees durability over time, making it a vital component of any emergency safety system.

Specification

Model No.	ESW120HMS
Type	Standard
Standard	ANSI Z358.1-2014, EN15154, AS 4775-2007, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151
Material	Stainless Steel 304
Shower Flow Rate	≥75.7L/min or 20G/min
Operating Pressure	2-4 bar
Minimum Ambient Temperature	5°C/41°F
Maximum Ambient Temperature	35°C/95°F

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What is an emergency shower and eyewash station used for?

Emergency showers and eyewash stations are designed to provide immediate decontamination to employees exposed to hazardous chemicals, dust, or debris. They help flush contaminants from the skin, eyes, or entire body, reducing injury severity.

What are the types of emergency showers and eyewash stations available?

-Plumbed Units: Connected to a permanent water supply.
-Self-Contained (Portable) Units: Feature a built-in tank for remote or temporary use.
-Combination Units: Offer both full-body shower and eyewash capabilities.
-Wall-Mounted or Pedestal Eyewash Stations: Compact options for smaller spaces.
-Freeze-Protected or Heated Units: Designed for cold environments.

What standards do these units need to comply with?

Emergency showers and eyewash stations must comply with ANSI Z358.1-2014 and OSHA regulations. These standards specify flow rates, activation requirements, and other critical safety criteria.

How do I activate the unit?

-Shower: Pull down the activation rod to release water.
-Eyewash: Push the paddle or lever to start the flow of water.

How often should the units be tested?

According to ANSI standards, units should be:
-Activated Weekly: To ensure proper operation and flush out stagnant water.
-Inspected Annually: For a complete check of flow rates, water temperature, and overall functionality.

Where should emergency showers and eyewash stations be installed?

They should be installed:
-Within a 10-second walking distance from hazardous areas.
-On the same level as the hazard (no stairs or obstacles).
-In a well-lit and clearly marked location.

How long should an affected individual use the shower or eyewash?

The ANSI standard recommends a minimum of 15 minutes of continuous flushing to ensure effective decontamination.

How to customize an eyewash station?

Please share your specific requirements with us, and our technical team will design and customize the eyewash station to meet your needs.

Where can I get more information or purchase a unit?

Contact us directly or visit our website for product details, pricing, and expert advice tailored to your workplace needs.