SS-S150 Stainless Steel 304 Grade Shower and Eyewash Set.

Basic information:

Terysafe Model SS-S150 floor-standing stainless steel shower and eyewash set is made from 304 grade stainless steel, meeting ANSI Z358.1-2004 standards. It is durable, strong, and easy to maintain. On/off control is via a hand pull cord and foot pedal, or a push valve.

Product Information:

• Floor-mounted design for easy installation.
  
• Made from 304 grade stainless steel, resistant to chemicals.
  
• Water flow rate: 76 liters/minute.
  
• Stainless steel ball valve size: 1/2" for eyewash station and 1" for shower.
  
• Overall weight: 15 kg.
  
• Water pressure for eyewash: 0.2 MPA-0.8 MPA, safe and harmless to the eyes.
  
• Sediment filters are located at both nozzle ends, creating a water barrier for a soft, gentle foam that is non-irritating to the eyes.
  
• Features a pull cord and foot pedal for easy on/off control, convenient for emergency use.
  
• Suitable for industrial settings where work involves contact with chemicals.

How to use:

• Use your hand to pull the showerhead to turn on the shower, or use your foot to step on or push the pedal to turn on the eyewash station.
  
• Bring your face close to the faucet, between the two eyewash taps, or position yourself in the shower's water stream.
  
• Gently pry open your eyelids as wide as possible using your index finger and thumb to allow water to flow over the affected eyes, or remove contaminated clothing and turn on the shower to rinse off the chemicals.
  
• Allow the water from the emergency eyewash station to flow over your eyes or body for at least 15 minutes to rinse away as much of the chemicals as possible.
  
• Coordinate with fellow staff members or those nearby to seek medical attention as quickly as possible.

Storage Instructions:

• Clean and check the water flow to ensure it is in good working condition at all times.
  
• Check all water pipe connections to ensure there are no obstructions to the water flow.

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• If the patient is wearing contact lenses, remove them immediately while rinsing the eyes.
  
• Emergency eyewash stations should be installed near high-risk areas, and pathways to the station should be avoided.
  
• The eyewash station and water flow should be checked regularly to ensure they are in good working condition.
  
• Remove any chemically contaminated clothing to rinse the body.

Remark:

For large quantity orders, please request a quotation via email: sales@npitrade.com (Sales Department)