Bradley pedestal Halo eye wash with stainless steel bowl and handheld spray hose, certified ANSI Z358.1-2009.

Bradley pedestal Halo eye/face wash station (S19214P), with stainless steel bowl and handheld spray hose.

Certified ANSI Z358.1-2009. Minimum flow exceeds 3.0 GPM (11.4 L/min). Does not include a device for controlling water temperature. The handheld spray hose is considered a supplement for the eye/face wash station and does not replace a full-body emergency shower.

Ideal for laboratories, medical facilities, industries, workshops, garages, airports, food processing plants, paper mills, and any other places where workers risk being exposed to dusts, particulates or dangerous materials.

This eye wash station is mounted on the floor and does not need to be placed close to walls. Its single-step activation simply requires a push on the large handle, leaving a user’s hands free once turned on. Once activated, the wash station will stay on until manually turned off. The sprayheads have a unique elongated design, with multiple water jets, that covers more area than traditional face wash sprayheads and facilitates face rinsing. The handheld 2.4 m (8 ft) spray hose allows rinsing the face and the body. This eye/face wash station is also barrier-free, for use by people in wheelchairs.

The wash station has separate pipes for water intake and drain, and ensures a safe, steady flow of water, even if the water supply pressure varies between 30 and 90 PSI. The bowl is made of stainless steel. The sprayheads are equipped with strainers to filter water particulates, and with an antimicrobial protection. Yellow and gray plastic caps protect the sprayheads from dust. Pipes are made of galvanized steel protected by yellow Bradtec covering.

The kit includes:

• Parts necessary for the installation of the wash station and  the connection to a water supply (some parts are not supplied, see instructions)
• 1 universal safety sign to indicate the location of the emergency wash station
• 1 inspection tag
• 1 trilingual instructions booklet (English, French, Spanish). PDF version also available, see below.

The manufacturer recommends the installation of a thermostatic valve in order to comply with ANSI Z358.1-2009 standards. A thermostatic valve keeps rinsing water at a lukewarm temperature. Rinsing water should not be too cold (for more comfort while rinsing for the minimum required rinsing time of 15 minutes) nor too hot (to avoid aggravating eye or face injuries and to avoid scalding).