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Eagle Eye Power Solutions offers the EYEWASH B-921 On-Site Self Contained Gravity Fed Eyewash with Clear, 7 Gallon Tank for Easy Fill Level Check. Mounts to Wall or Optional Service Cart. Gravity Fed Eyewash Tank is Refillable. ABS Plastic Eye or Eye/Facewash. Universal Identification Sign and Inspection Tag Included. Complies with ANSI Standard Z358.1 When Installed and Used Properly. Manufacturer’s Limited Warranty.
Construction
Refillable eyewash tank fills to 7 gallons. Weighs 60 lbs. filled and 3.5 lbs. empty. Translucent tank made of impact resistant plastic. Pedestal supports the eyewash tank and weighs 6 lbs. The yellow pedestal and black pull-down arm are made of impact-resistant and chemical-resistant plastic. Wall bracket is stainless steel.
Key Features
- Exceeds American National Standard Z358.1 Specifications
- Includes wall-mounting bracket, universal identification sign and inspection tag
- Full, one-year warranty – water preservative not included
Specifications
Self-contained eyewash unit is ideal anywhere water supply is not available. Flushes eyes for 15 minutes at a minimum of 0.4 gallons/minute by using only 7 gallons of water. Translucent tank assembly lets you see at a glance when it is time to clean or refill the tank. Sturdy pedestal with hinged eyewash tray pulls down in one quick motion. Removable tank is inverted onto pedestal, piercing a liner. Stainless steel clamps hold tank to pedestal. When arm is pulled down, water flow is activated.
This unit is not rated for outdoor use.
Dimensions
Standard Equipment
Tank
12″H x 22″W x 9″D tank made of translucent white high-density polyethylene.
Pedestal
13-1⁄2″H x 22″W x 18-1⁄2″D pedestal made of opaque yellow polypropylene, with a black polypropylene pull-down arm.
Wall Bracket
Stainless steel mounting bracket
Waste
Nipple for 1⁄2″ I.D. tube.
Resources & Support
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FAQs
How long does the gravity-fed eyewash station provide continuous flow?
The Eagle Eye Power Solutions Gravity-fed Eyewash Station delivers a continuous flow of water for up to 15 minutes, meeting OSHA and ANSI Z358.1 emergency response requirements.
Does the station come pre-filled or do I need to add water?
The unit ships empty to reduce weight and shipping costs. Users must fill it with clean, potable water before use and add an eyewash preservative if water will be stored for extended periods.
How often should I change the water in the station?
If using an eyewash preservative, water should be changed every 3 to 6 months. Without a preservative, the water should be changed weekly to ensure safety and compliance.
Can the station be wall-mounted or does it need a stand?
Yes, the unit includes mounting brackets and is designed for wall mounting. It does not require a stand and can be installed at the appropriate height for quick access during emergencies.
Is this station OSHA compliant?
Yes, the gravity-fed eyewash station meets OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151 and ANSI Z358.1 standards for emergency eyewash equipment.
Is the gravity-fed eyewash station suitable for battery rooms or industrial areas?
Absolutely. It’s ideal for battery rooms, industrial workstations, and any environment where chemical exposure or splash hazards exist.
What kind of maintenance is required?
Regular checks to ensure the unit is full, clean, and the nozzles are clear are essential. A weekly inspection and scheduled water changes are recommended.
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