Hughes TC100KS11K 2H Freeze-Protected Outdoor Safety Shower with Eye/Face Wash - Updated Model TC100KS45G 2H - Ideal for Industrial Workplaces, Laboratories, and Chemical Plants

New Part Number: TC100KS11K-2H - The Temperature Controlled (TC) Emergency Safety Shower is intended for outdoor use where the water requires heating. It has an 80 gallon tank and 3kW immersion heater and, regardless of the ambient temperature, will deliver tepid water for the ANSI recommended minimum period of 15 minutes. The unit is frost protected by heat tracing.

APPLICATION:
EyeSafe faucet-mounted eyewashes convert any faucet into an emergency eyewash station without interfering with normal faucet operation. An EyeSafe unit can be installed at any sink, close to where accidents might occur. In an emergency, unit is quickly located and activated, and provides an unlimited supply of potable water for rinsing the user's eyes.

OUTLET HEADS:
Outlet heads are mounted 5" apart and deliver a soft, aerated flow of water. Heads angle forward and inward toward user. Angle of heads is adjustable to permit full coverage and avoid splashing. Furnished with float-off dust covers to protect outlet heads.

VALVE:
Forged brass diverter valve. Pull knob to activate eyewash; water pressure holds eyewash in operation, leaving user's hands free. Push knob or turn off faucet to return to normal faucet operation.

INLET:
Body has 55/64"-27 female thread. Furnished with three adaptors (15/16"-27, 13/16"-27 and 3/8" IPS) for installing on most commonly used faucets, including laboratory-type faucets.ets.

OUTLET: Furnished with removable aerator on bottom.

QUALITY ASSURANCE:
Each unit is completely assembled and water tested prior to shipment. Important: Faucet-mounted eyewashes, whether manufactured by Guardian Equipment or other companies, require two motions to operate (turn on water, pull knob to activate eyewash flow). Therefore, Guardian does not believe that these units meet the provisions of ANSI Z358.1-2004 as eyewash units. These units are intended solely as supplemental units in addition to dedicated, plumbed eyewash equipment installed in the workplace. Faucet-mounted eyewashes should be used with cold or warm water only. Use of hot water might cause scalding. br>