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The BRADLEY S19214Y is a pedestal-mounted eye and face wash station designed for emergency eyewash applications in commercial and industrial environments. It features an open stainless steel bowl with a 13-inch diameter and delivers a maximum flow rate of 3.0 GPM at 30 psi through a 1/2-inch inlet. Activation is handled by a push-flag mechanism, allowing for quick one-motion operation during an emergency. The unit stands 35.5 inches overall height and spans 18.5 inches in overall width, making it suitable for standard aisle or workstation installations. Licensed plumbers and safety contractors typically handle installation and commissioning of this type of emergency eyewash equipment.
This eye and face wash station is suited for industrial facilities, laboratories, manufacturing floors, chemical handling areas, and other occupational environments where ANSI Z358.1 emergency eyewash compliance is required. The deck-mount pedestal configuration positions the bowl at a user-accessible height without requiring wall or countertop mounting, offering flexibility in placement across open floor plans or near hazardous work zones. The yellow color provides high visibility in emergency situations.
Designed as an OEM-style freestanding emergency eye and face wash station compatible with standard 1/2-inch plumbing supply lines in commercial and industrial plumbing systems meeting ANSI Z358.1 installation requirements.
Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with local plumbing codes and ANSI Z358.1 placement guidelines, which specify maximum travel distance from hazard areas. Shut off the water supply and depressurize the line before making inlet connections. Do not exceed the rated inlet pressure during operation. After installation, flush the unit thoroughly and verify flow rate before placing the station in service.
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