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Installation
S19-680
Bradley Corporation •
215-713 Rev. L; ECM 09-05-0003
4/10/09
Installation
Step 1: Assemble eyewash and hose spray
1. Remove the plastic dust plug from the bottom
of the yoke assembly and discard. Attach the
eyewash yoke assembly to the tank. Max.
torque 150 in-lbs.
2. Connect the hose spray to the hose with
pipe sealant. Do not attach the body wash
sprayhead (Item 8.3) at this time.
3. Remove the plug from the eyewash yoke
base and discard. Connect the hose with pipe
sealant.
4. Attach the pressure gauge to the adapter on
the pressure side of the tank with pipe sealant
(supplied by installer) as shown on page 6.
Step 2: Fill tank and pressurize
1. If the tank is pressurized, relieve tank pressure
by pulling up on relief tank tab in center of
cover until pressure gauge reads “0.”
IMPORTANT: DO NOT open cover until
pressure gauge reads “0”!
2. Open the tank by pulling up on the wire handle
located on top of the Quicklock cover. Push
down, rotate and remove. Fill the container with
4 gallons of potable water. Replace the cover.
3. After filling the tank with water and before
pressurizing the unit, cycle the valve from the
closed to open and back to closed. Pressurize
the tank to 90 PSI by applying air pressure to
the tank valve.
NOTE: Relief valve is designed to automatically
vent at 100-130 PSI to prevent the tank from
overpressurizing.
Step 3: Flush tank
1. Discharge the water through the eyewash and
hose spray for at least five minutes to flush the
system.
2. Attach the body wash sprayhead.
3. Refill the tank and pressurize as explained in
Step 2 outlined above.
NOTE: Let unit stand for one hour. If there is a
noticeable pressure drop, repressurize and let
stand for one hour. If problems persist, consult the
Troubleshooting guide found on page 4.
NOTE: This unit will provide 8 minutes of cleansing
action. Take the injured person immediately to a
normal emergency station for additional cleansing
and treatment.
6"
(152mm)
9½"
(241mm)
33
1
⁄
8
"
(841mm)
40
5
⁄
8
"
(1032mm)
28
1
⁄
8
"
(714mm)
