Bradley® S19-300T Heat Trace Shower with Eye/Face Wash UnitHeat Trace Shower with Eye/Face Wash Unit

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Overview

The heat trace combination unit is a custom emergency fixture selected by safety personnel searching for a combination drench shower and eye or eye/face wash that will not freeze when installed in a frigid environment, indoors or outdoors (-50°F/- 45.5°C). The high visibility fixture is insulated and covered by a yellow PVC shell, it features an integral freeze protection bleed valve, and is electrically rated as a Class I Division I or a Class I Division II explosion proof fixture. Bradley’s standard heat trace is equipped with galvanized pipe wrapped with heat trace cable; however corrosion-resistant stainless steel options are available upon request. Heat trace fixtures are available with an optional alarm system, indicator light drench hose or anti-scald valve that complement this premium emergency fixture.

Features

SpinTec™ showerhead improves water distribution
Freeze protection valve
1¼" galvanized steel pipe
All items comply with ANSI Z358.1
One-year warranty
Class I, Division II, Groups B, C, and D explosion-proof units are standard
Class I, Division I Groups C and D explosion-proof option available
Heat Trace Cable protects unit from freezing to -50° F
Includes Universal Identification Sign and Inspection Tag
Unit is encased in highly-visible yellow ABS removable plastic shell
Shower valve operates quickly by a pull rod with a triangular handle and provides superior washdown
Eye/Face wash is operated by a large push handle
Optional shower alarm, heat trace indicator light, area light, drench hose and scald protection valve available
Eye/Face wash sprayheads contain an antimicrobial agent to protect the sprayheads.

Technical Information

Valve mechanism opens in one second or less; it stays open until manually closed
Drench shower and eye or eye/face wash must operate simultaneously
Supply with flushing fluid (“potable water, preserved water, preserved buffered saline solution or other medically acceptable solution…”)
Locate 10 seconds or 55 feet from contaminants or hazardous materials. Locate on same plane as the hazard, free of obstructions.
Must resist corrosion in the presence of flushing fluid
Protect eye and eye/face wash heads from contaminants
Flow Rates: An eyewash delivers a minimum of .4 gpm for 15 minutes. An eye/face wash delivers a minimum of 3.0 gpm for 15 minutes.
Use flow meter to check flow rate; use test gauge to test flow pattern
Environmental conditions often require freeze or scald protection equipment
Requires a 16" radius from the center of the drench shower spray pattern to be free of obstructions
Required to be free of obstructions a minimum of 6" from the outside of the eye or eye/face wash sprayheads
Use a Bradley test gauge (Model 269-1444) to check flow pattern