Haws 9011 Plumbed Wash Station Compliance Test Kit

Product Description

The HAWS 9011 is a compliance test kit designed to verify that plumbed emergency wash stations meet ANSI performance standards. The kit provides all essential tools needed to conduct a field evaluation of emergency eyewash and shower equipment. It measures 12 inches long by 12 inches wide by 78 inches high and weighs 5 pounds, making it portable enough to carry between job sites. Licensed safety professionals and plumbing contractors use this kit to document station readiness during installation inspections and scheduled compliance audits. The included components allow for flow measurement, temperature verification, and coverage checks in a single organized package.

This kit is suited for use at facilities that require ANSI-compliant emergency wash stations, including industrial plants, laboratories, schools, and commercial facilities. It is typically deployed during new installation commissioning or periodic compliance testing of plumbed eyewash and drench shower units. Plumbing contractors, safety officers, and facility maintenance technicians are the primary users. The kit supports documentation workflows by combining all necessary measuring and capture tools in one assembly, reducing the need to source individual instruments separately.

Key Features

• Includes 5-gallon bucket for flow capture during station testing
• Shower sock allows hands-free flow collection from overhead drench showers
• Water pole aids in positioning and directing flow measurement
• Eyewash gauge measures outlet flow rate for ANSI compliance verification
• Tape measure included for checking coverage area and nozzle height
• Thermometer verifies tepid water temperature requirements per ANSI guidelines

Compatibility

Designed for use with plumbed emergency eyewash and drench shower stations requiring ANSI compliance testing and verification.

Installation Notes

This is a test and compliance kit, not an installed component. Shut off the emergency station supply line before connecting any measurement fixtures, and restore flow only when ready to conduct the test sequence. Testing should be performed by a qualified plumbing professional or certified safety technician familiar with ANSI Z358.1 requirements. Follow facility lockout and containment procedures to manage wastewater during flow-rate testing.