SAFETY EYEWASH WITH SHOWER
Combination Eyewash
Model : EW01 (BH30-1010)
Material Shower : 304 Stainless Steel
Shower Operation : Pulled Chain Valve
Eyewash Operation : Foot Operated
Water Pressure : 0.25 to 0.45 Mpa
Shower Flow : 75.7 L per minute
Eye wash flow : 11.4 L per minute
Sprinkling Space : 101.6 mm
Height : 2480 mm
Shower Height : 2100 mm
Eyewash Height : 1050 mm
Water inlet Height : 1600 mm
Drainage Height : 133 mm
Inlet : 1 1/4″
Outlet : 1 1/4″
Weight : 14 kg
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Eyewash with Safety Shower Combination in Dubai UAE
A safety eyewash and shower is an essential piece of emergency equipment designed to provide immediate relief in the event of chemical, hazardous material, or other harmful substance exposure to the eyes, face, or body. This equipment is commonly used in laboratories, industrial settings, and workplaces where there is a risk of exposure to chemicals or hazardous materials. Here are some key features and characteristics of a safety shower with an eyewash station.
Combination Eyewash Safety Shower
Installation and Maintenance Instructions
Combination Eyewash Stations are Widely used in medicine, chemical, petrochemical, electronics, semiconductor Industry. Also emergency and safety devices for working region and laboratory
Usage of Eye Washer
1. Manually push the eye wash switch (foot pedal, flip cover and full automatic eye wash would be optional); the clean water injects from the eye wash system (the anti-dust covers would be flashed open); when eye washing is done, turn off the switch and recover the eye wash covers.
2. Pull down the shower puller; the water will spray from the shower head. Recover the puller after usage and turn off the shower..
3. Manual emptying device (optional): use before winter. Firstly, turn on the water inlet valve of the eye wash; this makes the eye wash functional. Then turn off the valve after usage. After that, turn on the eye wash emptying valve in order to drain the water left in the pipes, and turn off the emptying valve after the draining is done.
4. Automatic emptying device (optional): use before winter. Firstly, turn on the water inlet valve of the eye wash; the clean water would inject from the eye wash system. Turn off the eye wash valve and turn on the shower valve; the clean water would inject from the shower head. Turn off the water inlet valve of the shower system; the system would automatically empty the water left in the eye washer, and there would be no need to turn off the water inlet valve.
5. This eye washer is used for emergencies and temporarily reduces the injury to the face and body. For further treatment and medical care, please follow the doctor’s advice.
Combination Shower with Eye washes used in hazardous work areas of enterprises such as laboratories, factories, pharmaceutical, chemicals, petrochemical, electronics and semiconductors. When chemical or Toxic materials splash on the eyes and bodies of the workers, the device quickly minimizes the damage and reduce the harm to the cause to the bodies caused by toxic and harmful substances.
Open the eye‐wash ball valve, and the eye‐wash water is ejected under the action of air pressure to clean the eyes.
How to Use
Open the shower ball valve, and shower water is ejected under the action to wash the body.
The eye washer should be inspected at work every day, the eye washing device for 15 minutes, it is recommended to use the double‐nozzle eye washer.
The use of the flusher, the flow is ≥ 75.7l /min,
Safety shower and eyewash station
1. Combined Safety Features:
The safety shower and eyewash station are typically combined into a single unit, ensuring that individuals can access both emergency features from one location.
2. Eyewash Basin:
The eyewash station typically includes one or more eyewash basins or nozzles, which are designed to deliver a gentle, controlled stream of water to the eyes for immediate flushing in the case of eye exposure to harmful substances.
3. Shower Head:
The safety shower features a large overhead shower head that provides a deluge of water to drench the entire body. This is used for decontamination in case of body exposure to hazardous materials.
4. Quick Activation:
The eyewash and safety shower are designed for quick and easy activation. Pulling a lever, pushing a button, or using a foot pedal are common activation methods.
5. Stay-Open Valves:
Stay-open valves are often incorporated into the eyewash and shower mechanisms, allowing the equipment to remain in use without the need for constant manual activation.
6. Plumbed or Portable:
Safety showers with eyewash stations can be plumbed directly into a water supply or come in portable, self-contained units with water reservoirs. Portable units are valuable in locations where plumbing is not feasible.
7. Eyewash Activation Handle:
The eyewash basin typically has an activation handle or foot pedal for hands-free operation. This is crucial for preventing further contamination when handling substances.
8. High-Visibility:
The equipment is often brightly coloured, and it may feature clear and easily identifiable signage for quick identification in emergencies.
9. Location:
Safety showers with eyewash stations are strategically located in areas where hazardous materials are handled or in close proximity to potential exposure points.
10. Safety Training:
Employees and individuals who work in environments with these safety features are usually trained on how to use the equipment correctly during an emergency.
11. First Aid and Decontamination:
These units are considered crucial for providing immediate first aid and decontamination in the event of exposure to hazardous chemicals, acids, bases, or other harmful substances.
Safety showers with eyewash stations play a critical role in minimising injuries and preventing the spread of harmful substances in industrial and laboratory settings. Regular inspection, maintenance, and testing of this equipment are essential to ensure its functionality during emergencies and compliance with safety regulations.