Bradley portable gravity-fed eyewash station, 7 gallons (26.5 L), certified ANSI Z358.1-2009.

Bradley portable gravity-fed eyewash station, for first aid in case of eye injury or exposure to dangerous substances.

Please note this eyewash station is shipped empty. Rinsing liquid and antibacterial solution not included.

This emergency eyewash station is certified ANSI Z358.1-2009 if installed and inspected correctly, and if provided with lukewarm water, allowing to rinse eyes comfortably for the minimum required rinsing time of 15 minutes. For more details, please see the instructions manual attached below in a bilingual PDF version (English and French).

Ideal for construction sites, for sites without running water or in remote areas, for temporary work sites, as well as a backup unit during renovations or reparations for a fixed eyewash station.

Easy and fast operation with one hand. Maybe wall-mounted or mounted on a flat surface (table, counter, etc.). Replaceable transparent yellow reservoir, capacity 7 US gallons (26.5 L). The reservoir water must be treated with an antibacterial solution (item PD19921S, not included) to ensure adequate water quality at all times. The water must be changed, and additional antibacterial solutions added, every 4 months.

The package includes:

• 1 pedestal made of opaque yellow polyethylene, with rinsing heads
• 1 reservoir made of clear yellow polyethylene, with cap and liner
• 5 sets of Velcro pads
• 1 hook for wall mounting
• 1 sign for indicating the location of the emergency eyewash station
• 1 inspection tag.

Dimension: 17" deep X 22" wide X 25 1/4" high.

Discover the Bradley gravity-fed portable eye wash station, featuring a 7-gallon (26.5 liters) tank, compliant with ANSI Z358.1-2009 standards.

Perfect for work environments where access to a fixed water source is limited, this portable eye wash station provides a practical and effective solution for emergency situations. With its generous tank, it allows continuous eye rinsing, essential for quickly removing irritating or dangerous substances.

Its robust and reliable design makes it an indispensable piece of equipment in laboratories, factories, and construction sites. Easy to transport and install, this eye wash station is ready for use in minutes, ensuring the safety and protection of workers in all circumstances. The gravity-fed system guarantees simple and hassle-free operation, offering consistent and reliable performance.

Why choose the Bradley portable eye wash station? Because it combines efficiency, mobility, and compliance with the strictest safety standards. By investing in this equipment, you ensure an immediate and appropriate response in case of an eye emergency, protecting the health and safety of your employees. Don’t take risks with safety – choose the quality and reliability of the Bradley portable eye wash station for total peace of mind. Add it to your first aid equipment today and be prepared for any emergency situation.

Peculiarities of:
The unique feature of the Bradley gravity-fed portable eye wash station lies in its self-contained operation without the need for a fixed water source. With a 7-gallon (26.5 liters) tank, it provides sufficient capacity for continuous and prolonged eye rinsing, essential in emergency situations. Designed for easy transport and quick installation, it is ideal for various work environments, such as laboratories, factories, and construction sites. Additionally, it complies with ANSI Z358.1-2009 standards, ensuring it meets the highest safety requirements.

Application:
To use the Bradley gravity-fed portable eye wash station, follow these simple steps:

1. Filling: Open the tank lid and fill it with clean water to the recommended level. Ensure the water is at an appropriate temperature for eye irrigation.
2. Installation: Place the eye wash station in an accessible location in case of an emergency. Ensure the unit is stable and the tank is securely attached.
3. Activation: In an emergency, pull the activation handle or press the designated button to release the water flow. Gravity will allow the water to flow continuously.
4. Rinsing: Position your eyes directly in the water flow. Keep your eyelids open and allow the water to rinse the affected eye for at least 15 minutes. Blink your eyes to help remove irritants.
5. Maintenance: After each use, clean and disinfect the tank and water-contact parts. Refill the tank with clean water for future use.

By following these steps, you ensure the Bradley gravity-fed portable eye wash station is used effectively, providing a quick and adequate response in case of an eye emergency.

Maintenance and service life: 
To maintain the Bradley gravity-fed portable eye wash station, ensure regular cleaning of the tank and all water-contact parts using appropriate disinfectant solutions to eliminate contaminants and ensure sterility. Refill the tank with clean water after each cleaning. Periodically check for any wear or damage to the parts and replace components as needed to maintain optimal performance. Store the eye wash station in a clean, dry place when not in use and conduct regular tests to ensure it is always ready to operate in an emergency.

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