Haws 16000 Gravity Fed Eye Wash Station Wall Mount

Product Description

The HAWS 16000 is a gravity-fed portable eye wash station designed for wall-mount installation in facilities where a plumbed water supply is not available or practical. It delivers a regulated flow of flushing fluid to both eyes simultaneously, providing immediate decontamination in response to chemical splashes or airborne irritant exposure. With an overall length of 22 inches and a width of 22 inches, the unit is compact enough for placement in maintenance bays, chemical storage areas, laboratories, and light industrial workspaces. At 9 pounds, it is lightweight and manageable for a single installer. The maximum flow rate of 0.4 gallons per minute meets the basic flushing-fluid delivery requirement for gravity-fed emergency eyewash equipment.

The HAWS 16000 is suited for use in facilities that require a portable, non-plumbed emergency eye wash solution. Typical installations include manufacturing plants, warehouses, agricultural settings, remote work areas, and any location where ANSI Z358.1 compliance is needed but a pressurized plumbed eyewash is not feasible. Wall-mount placement keeps the station accessible and off the floor while maintaining a clear path to the flushing heads. The unit is appropriate for installation by a safety professional, maintenance technician, or facilities manager.

Key Features

• Gravity-fed design requires no plumbed water connection for operation
• Wall-mount configuration keeps the unit accessible and floor-clear
• 0.4 GPM maximum flow rate delivers controlled flushing-fluid output to both eyewash heads
• Compact footprint at 22 inches wide and 16.75 inches in length fits tight wall spaces
• Lightweight construction at 9 pounds supports straightforward single-person installation

Compatibility

Designed as a self-contained, gravity-fed portable eye wash station suitable for wall-mount installation in facilities requiring a non-plumbed emergency eyewash solution.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a facilities maintenance technician or safety officer using standard fasteners and wall anchors appropriate for the mounting surface. The unit should be positioned so that the eyewash heads are accessible without obstruction, consistent with ANSI Z358.1 guidance on travel distance and station placement. Before servicing or refilling the tank, ensure the unit is depressurized and the flushing fluid supply is secured. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for fluid type, fill level, and recommended inspection intervals to maintain readiness.