Bradley wall-mounted Halo eye wash with plastic bowl, certified ANSI Z358.1-2009.

The Halo wall-mounted eyewash by Bradley combines elegance and safety.

The Halo wall-mounted eyewash by Bradley provides optimal and durable protection. Designed to meet ANSI Z358.1-2009 standards, it features a robust plastic bowl that ensures reliable use in emergencies. Its wall-mounted design allows for discreet installation while ensuring a quick and effective response when needed. With the Halo eyewash, you're choosing safety and peace of mind.

Certified ANSI Z358.1-2009. Minimum flow exceeds 0.4 GPM (1.5 L/min). It does not include a device for controlling water temperature.

Ideal for laboratories, medical facilities, industries, workshops, and any other places where workers risk being exposed to dust, particulates or dangerous materials.

This eye wash station is wall-mounted and keeps the floor area cleared. Its single-step activation simply requires a push on the large handle, leaving a user’s hands free once turned on. This eye wash station is also barrier-free, for use by people in wheelchairs.

The eye 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 yellow impact-resistant plastic. The spray heads are equipped with strainers to filter water particulates, and with antimicrobial protection. Yellow plastic caps protect the spray heads from dust. Pipes are made of galvanized steel protected by a yellow Bradtec covering.

The kit includes:

• Parts necessary for the installation of the eyewash 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 eyewash station
• 1 inspection tag
• 1 trilingual instruction booklet (English, French, Spanish). PDF version is 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).

 Make safety a priority.

Workplace safety and emergency eye rinsing

When an employee is exposed to eye contaminants, rapid response is essential. This wall-mounted eyewash provides immediate access to emergency rinsing without taking up floor space. Its one-motion activation, which leaves both hands free afterward, helps improve workplace safety and ease of response in environments where exposure risks are real.

Compliance standards and professional use

The PD19224EW model is ANSI Z358.1-2009 approved and provides a minimum flow rate greater than 0.4 GPM (1.5 L/min) at 30 PSI. It can be used in laboratories, clinics, industrial settings, and other workspaces requiring a compliant emergency eyewash. However, this model does not automatically control water temperature. The manufacturer therefore recommends adding a thermostatic valve to help maintain a proper flushing temperature during the minimum recommended 15-minute rinse period.

Technical specifications and added value

• Product code: PD19224EW
• Brand: Bradley
• Manufacturer model: S19224EW
• Type: wall-mounted eyewash
• Compliance: ANSI Z358.1-2009
• Minimum flow rate: greater than 0.4 GPM (1.5 L/min) at 30 PSI
• Compatible supply pressure: 30 to 90 PSI
• Activation: large handle allowing one-motion activation
• Accessibility: usable by people in wheelchairs
• Spray head construction: filters to retain water particles and antimicrobial protection
• Dust protection: yellow plastic dust covers
• Bowl: yellow impact-resistant plastic
• Piping: galvanized steel with yellow Bradtect coating
• Important feature: no automatic temperature control
• Key benefit: robust, visible, and practical wall-mounted eyewash for rapid response

Professional use and operational efficiency

• Install the unit securely on a wall according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Connect the assembly to a compatible water supply.
• In an emergency, activate the eyewash by pushing the large handle.
• Position the eyes in the spray to begin flushing immediately.
• Continue rinsing according to applicable safety procedures and, whenever possible, confirm that the water temperature remains suitable.

Storage, maintenance, and service life

• Regularly inspect the spray heads, covers, bowl, and piping.
• Clean the nozzles and components to prevent residue buildup.
• Make sure the unit remains unobstructed and ready for use at all times.
• Periodically check the flow rate and overall condition of the system.
• Replace worn or damaged parts to maintain reliable operation.

FAQ about the PD19224EW eyewash

Is this eyewash suitable for laboratories and workshops?

Yes. It is designed for laboratories, medical environments, workshops, industries, and other workspaces where rapid eye rinsing is required.

Can it be used by a person in a wheelchair?

Yes. According to the available information, this model can be used by people in wheelchairs.

Is the water temperature automatically controlled?

No. This model does not include a thermostatic valve, so the manufacturer recommends adding one to improve flushing comfort and safety.

Do you need additional safety equipment?

Check out the following items: CDN Eye Wash Poster (ECU505), rigid plastic eye patches, 7.5 X 1.25 X 3.8 cm (PS511), sterile eye pads, 4.1 X 6.6 cm (PS514), Cederroth emergency eye wash solution (PD505-235), wall-mounted eye wash kit, 1 liter (PD520), wall mount for Cederroth eye wash solution (PD505S).

Under “Accessories” at the bottom of the page. If you're looking for work equipment, see the following products: Earplugs (OA101) and 3M N95 respirators (R8210).

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