Description
GI Cabinet Type Combination Safety Shower and Eyewash
The US-GI-09 Cabinet Type Combination Safety Shower is designed to provide an enclosed emergency washing facility combining an eye/face wash and full-body drench shower.
The system incorporates a galvanized iron shower arrangement inside a fully FRP cabinet. The enclosure provides a defined space around the emergency washing equipment and is designed for applications where splash containment and a dedicated emergency washing area are important.
The eye/face wash is operated using a push plate, while the drench shower is activated through a pull rod. This combination provides two emergency washing functions within a single cabinet-type installation.
A transparent PVC strip curtain is incorporated into the cabinet. The curtain helps contain water splashes while maintaining visibility into the enclosure.
The unit includes an FRP collection chamber that acts as a strong, load-bearing base and supports collection and drainage of used water. The product also incorporates an SS receptor bowl for the eye/face wash section.
The catalogue specifies overall dimensions of approximately 970 mm width × 1050 mm depth × 2280 mm height. Both the water supply and drain connections are specified as 1¼ inch.
The cabinet construction is made using FRP, while the shower system uses GI components. The product source identifies a BIS mark and lists IS 10592-1982 revised 2018 as the applicable standard. It also lists EN 15154-1:2006.
The US-GI-09 is suitable for industrial chemical handling areas, process plants, manufacturing facilities and other workplaces where an enclosed combination emergency shower and eyewash may be preferred.
Key Features
- Cabinet-type combination safety shower
- GI shower system
- Fully FRP cabinet
- Eye/face wash with push plate
- Drench shower with pull rod
- Transparent PVC strip curtain
- FRP collection chamber
- SS receptor bowl
- 1¼-inch water inlet
- 1¼-inch drain
- BIS-marked configuration
Applications
- Chemical plants
- Process industries
- Manufacturing facilities
- Chemical handling areas
- Hazardous material zones
- Industrial emergency washing areas
