Hughes J40K45G Mobile Self-Contained Pre-Insulated Emergency Safety Shower

This highly mobile, self-contained safety shower with eye/face wash holds 30-gallons (114-liter) of water for use in responding to potential accidents anywhere. Suitable for temporary use, this exclusive design features a corrosion-resistant, polypropylene-lined pressurized cylinder and only requires the connection of a hose from a water main to fill it ready for use. It is ideal for cold climates with a minimum ambient operating temperature of -4°F (-20°C) or above; trace tape heating with polyethylene jacket and polyurethane foam insulation improve frost protection and strength. Easily maneuvered by one person, it incorporates a stainless steel frame and large diameter pneumatic tires - adjustable wheel spacing allows the unit to go through standard door openings. Built-in A-frame with towing hitch makes it simple to move longer distances or over uneven surfaces by using any small vehicle fitted with a standard tow ball. Disconnect shower arm for compact transportation. The eye/face wash with high, ANSI-compliant flow rate features an integral lid connected to the water valve for automatic operation - activate by simply pulling down the lid. Easy-to-reach flow regulator valve positioned on the side of the bowl adjusts to suit the severity of the accident.

• For warm climates with a maximum of 104°F (40°C) or below - polyethylene jacket and polyurethane foam insulation help maintain suitable water temperature
• Mobile eye/face wash and shower provides a continuous flow of water for 1-1/2 minutes
• High-performance quarter-turn ball valves made of 316L stainless steel endure the harshest environments and site conditions - low operating torque offers reliable, easy on/off operation
• Covered, durable acrylic-capped ABS eye/face wash protects the bowl and eyewash diffusers from dust and debris - no dust covers needed
• Twin diffusers fitted with fine mesh strainers and a flow controller provide a gentle flow of aerated water and prevent further injury to the eyes