A self-contained emergency safety shower with an eye/face wash for workers on-site.Â
The Mobile Safety Shower is best used in workplaces where there is a risk of chemical exposure that needs immediate attention.
The Jacketed Mobile Safety Shower is an insulated, mobile, self-contained emergency safety 114 litre capacity shower with eye/face wash unit, with a continuous flow of water for 1-1/2 minutes.
Manufactured from a polypropylene lined cylinder, a stainless steel frame and large pneumatic tyres, making it easy to manoeuvre by one person.
This shower system is ideal for temporary use and only requires the connection of a hose from a water main for use.
Activation is easy from pulling down the lid and the flow regulator valve positioned on the side of the bowl can be easily adjusted to suit the level of accident.
The twin diffusers enable a gentle flow of aerated water to prevent further injury.
For long distances or uneven surfaces, an optional ‘A’ frame with towing hitch can be fitted.
In addition, the wheel spacing can be altered to allow the Jacketed Mobile Safety Shower unit to fit through standard door openings.
Suitable for Class 1 Division 2 hazardous areas in addition to non-hazardous areas.
Elite GSS Ltd accepts no liability whatsoever from any damage, loss or injury arising from the installation and use of these products.
Whether you are unsure this product is right for the job or you need to choose something specific for the purpose, we can often offer additional solutions out of our extensive range.
Functionality
Handling & Storage:
Gloves should be worn when handling this product. We deliver to site in pre-wrapped packs with pallets incorporated and banded with polyester strips, to safely transport and store using mechanical equipment. This may vary for some products.
Water consumed and wasted can create a footprint towards environmental impact. Knowing this, we make sure that our water-filled products properly treat and manage wastewater to avoid spills and pollution. Water consumption should be monitored to achieve the Government target of reducing it by 20% per person by 2030.
