Spilldoc Self Contained Gravity Fed Portable Shower & Eyewash Station 1500LSpilldoc Self Contained Gravity Fed Portable Shower & Eyewash Station 1500L Part Number: SDPSE1500 602I Brand: SPILLDOC Material: SS304 SS316 Type: Self Contained, Gravity Fed Purpose: Decontamination Tank Capacity: 1500L Insulation: Tank Insulated Compliance: ANSI Z358. 1 2014 Standard Download Catalogue Product Concept Emergency eyewash and shower units are designed to rinse contaminants from the users eyes, face or body. As such, these units are

Spilldoc Self Contained Gravity Fed Portable Shower & Eyewash Station 1500L

Part Number: SDPSE1500/602I
Brand: SPILLDOC
Material: SS304 / SS316
Type: Self-Contained, Gravity Fed
Purpose: Decontamination
Tank Capacity: 1500L
Insulation: Tank Insulated
Compliance: ANSI Z358.1-2014 Standard

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Product Concept
Emergency eyewash and shower units are designed to rinse contaminants from the user’s eyes, face or body. As such, these units are forms of first aid equipment to be used in the event of an accident. However, they are not a substitute for primary protective devices (including eye and face protection and protective clothing) or for safety procedures when handling hazardous materials. SDPSE1500/602I 1500L Tank-fed Emergency Eyewash and Shower Cabin is designed for hazardous or non-hazardous environments without water resources. The operation temperature is 0-35℃, and can be customized with heater and insulation, which enable the cabin to be used outdoor.

Technical Details

Shower Head & Eyewash Bowl: 10” diameter stainless steel
Supply: 1 1/4" FNPT 
Waste: 1 1/4" FNPT     
Eye Wash Flow: 11.4 L/Min
Shower Flow: 75.7 L/Min
Hydraulic Pressure: 0.2MPA-0.6MPA
Door: No Door (Options: Curtain, Single or double door
Water Source: Drinking water or filtered water

Installation Location

In general, the ANSI standard requires that emergency equipment be installed within 10 seconds of walking distance from the location of a hazard (approximately 55 feet).

The equipment must be installed on the same level as the hazard (i.e. accessing the equipment should not require going up or down stairs or ramps).