Emergency Shower Cubicle with Internal Eyewash

Product Overview

The Emergency Shower Cubicle with Internal Eyewash provides emergency eye flushing capability as required by OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151(c). Designed to meet ANSI Z358.1 standards, this eyewash station delivers a controlled flow of tepid water to both eyes simultaneously for a minimum of 15 minutes. Easy-to-activate with one hand, enabling injured workers to begin flushing immediately. Highly visible signage and bowl design guide users during emergencies when vision may be impaired.

Technical Specifications

Product Name	Emergency Shower Cubicle with Internal Eyewash
SKU	ASD32K45GJ
Price	$15450.97
Type	Emergency Eyewash Station
Compliance	ANSI Z358.1, OSHA 1910.151
Sold By	AbsorbentsOnline.com

Expert Insights

ANSI Z358.1 requires eyewash stations within 10 seconds walking distance (approximately 55 feet) from any hazard. Tepid water (60-100°F) must flow for a minimum of 15 minutes. Weekly activation testing is mandatory — document each test with date and inspector initials. Gravity-fed units require particular attention: replace water per manufacturer schedule (typically weekly to monthly depending on preservative used). For plumbed units, flush weekly for at least 3 minutes to prevent bacterial growth in stagnant water lines. Position stations on the same level as the hazard with no obstructions in the path.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I test the eyewash station?

ANSI Z358.1 requires weekly activation testing to flush stagnant water from supply lines and verify proper operation. Document each test with date and inspector name. Annual comprehensive inspections should verify flow rate, pattern, and water temperature.

How far should the eyewash be from the hazard?

ANSI Z358.1 requires the eyewash to be within 10 seconds travel time (approximately 55 feet) from any hazard. The path must be on the same level, free of obstructions, and well-lit. For strong acids and caustics, the distance should be even shorter.

What water temperature is required?

ANSI Z358.1 requires tepid water between 60°F and 100°F (16°C to 38°C). Cold water causes involuntary eye closure and hypothermia during the required 15-minute flush. Tempering valves are recommended for both hot and cold climates.

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