Safety Showers
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Safety showers flush hazardous substances from a worker's body. Sometimes called drench showers, they install in labs, manufacturing facilities, and other areas where chemicals can come into contact with workers. Showers connect to a plumbed water supply to provide a continuous stream of water for the required duration. These ANSI-compliant showers have a handle that activates water flow and stays on for at least 15 minutes or until deactivated.The ANSI/ISEA Z358.1 standard meets OSHA requirements for safety showers and eyewash stations when they're used as an integral part of a fully compliant installation and inspection plan.
Wall-Mount Showers
Wall-mount safety showers connect to a plumbed water source inside a wall. The head protrudes horizontally from the wall and takes up less space than floor-mount units.
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Freeze-Resistant Wall-Mount Showers
These wall-mount safety showers install in climates where temperatures can drop below freezing. Freeze-resistant units have supply lines and valves that install in a heated space on the opposite side of a wall to prevent lines from freezing. They fully drain after use to prevent standing water from freezing. Wall-mount safety showers connect to a plumbed water source inside a wall. The head protrudes horizontally from the wall and takes up less space than floor-mount units.
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Hazardous Location Freeze-Resistant Heat-Trace Wall-Mount Showers
These hazardous-location wall-mount shower units meet NFPA 70 NEC standards for use in hazardous locations and include heat-trace elements to prevent water lines from freezing. Hazardous location equipment is installed where flammable vapor, combustible dust, or ignitable flyings are present. It keeps arcs and sparks contained so explosive substances present in the air won't have a source of ignition. Heat-trace elements wrap around pipes and connect to a power source to keep water temperatures above freezing so water flows freely. Wall-mount safety showers connect to a plumbed water source inside a wall. The head protrudes horizontally from the wall and takes up less space than floor-mount units.
Class I/Division 2
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Floor-Mount Showers
Floor-mount emergency shower stations connect to a plumbed water source and have a post so they can be installed in open spaces away from walls.
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Hazardous Location Freeze-Resistant Heat-Trace Floor-Mount Showers
These floor-mount safety showers meet NFPA 70 NEC standards for use in hazardous locations and have integrated components to prevent pipes from freezing. Hazardous location equipment is installed where flammable vapor, combustible dust, or ignitable flyings are present. It keeps arcs and sparks contained so explosive substances present in the air won't have a source of ignition. Heat-trace elements wrap around pipes and connect to a power source to keep water temperatures above freezing so water flows freely. Floor-mount emergency shower stations connect to a plumbed water source and have a post so they can be installed in open spaces away from walls.
Class I/Division 2
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Ceiling-Mount Showers
Ceiling-mount showers have a head and pipes that mount directly to the ceiling and don't have a post that takes up floor space or obstructs traffic flow. Ceiling-mount units connect to a plumbed water source and require a floor drain.
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Recessed Ceiling-Mount Showers
The head and pipes on these ceiling-mount shower units install flush with the ceiling. These units are used in labs and other areas with a finished ceiling. Ceiling-mount units can be installed in open spaces and don't have a post that takes up floor space.
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