Bradley S24-194 Spintec Drench Showerhead Plumbed Wash Station

Product Description

The BRADLEY S24-194 is a plastic SpinTec drench showerhead designed for use with plumbed emergency wash stations. It delivers a high-volume drenching spray pattern suited for emergency eyewash and body wash applications where rapid, thorough coverage is required. The unit ships with a 1 inch 90 degree elbow and an internal 23 gallons per minute (GPM) flow restrictor pre-installed, allowing for direct integration into a compliant plumbed wash station assembly. Installation is handled by licensed plumbers or qualified maintenance technicians familiar with emergency safety equipment.

This showerhead is intended for plumbed wash station configurations in industrial, commercial, and institutional settings where ANSI-compliant emergency drench equipment is required. Typical installations include manufacturing floors, chemical handling areas, laboratories, and maintenance facilities. The SpinTec spray mechanism provides full-pattern coverage during activation, making it appropriate for first-response decontamination scenarios. The included flow restrictor ensures the outlet delivers a controlled 23 GPM flow rate consistent with emergency shower performance standards.

Key Features

• SpinTec drench spray pattern engineered for full-coverage emergency use
• Plastic construction resists corrosion in wet and chemical-exposure environments
• Includes 1 inch 90 degree elbow for simplified plumbing connection
• Internal 23 GPM flow restrictor pre-installed for code-consistent flow control
• Designed as a direct component for plumbed wash station assemblies

Compatibility

Designed for use with BRADLEY plumbed wash stations as a replacement or service component showerhead.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes and ANSI Z358.1 requirements for emergency eyewash and shower equipment. Shut off the water supply to the wash station before removing or replacing the showerhead. Verify that the flow restrictor is fully seated and that all threaded connections are sealed to prevent leaks before returning the unit to service. Test activation function and flow rate after installation to confirm proper operation.