Install empty Tank to Wall Bracket by first
inserting “hook” on the topof the bracket
into the handle of the Tank (1). Lower the
Tank until the Wall Bracket snaps into the
recess at the bottom of the Tank (2).
Mount the Wall Bracket using
appropriate hardware, making
sure to torque to manufacturer’s
specifications, if applicable.
Retrieve drain parts from accessory bag.
Insert Drain Fitting (1) through openings
in the Tank and Wall Bracket. Drain
Washer (2) can now be positioned over
the threading, followed by wrench
tightening Drain Nut (3). Be sure not to
over tighten Drain Nut.
Retrieve the Pull Strap from the
accessory bag. Slide the cups over the
Spray Heads individually, pressing
firmly until they are fully seated. Make
sure handle portion of the Pull Strap is
oriented so the word “PULL” is easily
seen in an upright position.
Note:
Mounting
hardware not
included. Ensure the
mounting surface
(wall, etc.) and
mounting hardware
can safely hold a
minimum vertical load
of 300 lbs.
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2
1
3
2
Remove Fill Cap and fill the Tank with
potable water (approximately 20
gallons). Failure to use potable water
can result in emergency units producing
impure or contaminated water, possibly
causing further injury.
Reinstall Fill Cap and secure it with the
tamper-evident Seal Tie. Secure the
Maintenance Tag to the Tank in a
location where it can be easily checked.
To activate the flow of water, pull
upwards on the Pull Strap, fully removing
both covers from the Spray Heads.
Self-contained eyewash equipment shall be
visually checked frequently to determine if
flushing fluid needs to be changed or supple-
mented. Frequency of these inspections is
dependent on environment conditions, but at a
minimum weekly. Failure to conduct visual
checks could lead to further injury.
Customer shall take precautions to help prevent
the growth of potentially harmful bacteria in
eyewash tanks. Either of the following
procedures is recommended.
Procedure 1:
Use suitable Bacteriostatic
preservative to help prevent growth of bacteria
in eyewash tank. Eyewash tank should be
drained, flushed and refilled with clean potable
water and Bacteriostatic preservative added as
directed by the preservative’s manufacturer.
Procedure 2:
Drain, flush and refill units with
clean potable water at least once every week
unless site conditions require more frequent
changing . Thoroughly cleanse tank at least
once every month. See “Maintenance” Section
for further information of cleaning unit.
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