Elipsa 15 thermostatic eyewash valve
The thermostatic mixing valve (GIA-Premix cat. no. 755 9750) has been designed specifically for mixing hot and cold water supplying eye washers and eye and face washers.
Just as important as ensuring a constant supply of the right amount of water is providing water at the right temperature. An injured person using an eyewash or safety shower must be provided with a water temperature such that he or she is able and willing to stay in the shower until the hazardous substance is completely rinsed off. Rinsing the burnt areas should take at least 15 minutes. Elipsa thermostatic valves maintain a temperature of + 25 degrees Celsius recommended by the following standards:
PN-EN 15154-5 Safety showers (emergency showers) for body with overhead shower for places other than laboratories
PN-EN 15154-2 Eye washers (eyewashes) connected to the water supply system
PN-EN 15154-1 Safety showers (emergency showers) in the laboratory
The thermostatic mixing valve (GIA-Premix cat. no. 755 9750) has been designed specifically for mixing hot and cold water supplying eye washers and eye and face washers.
The Elipsa 25 thermostatic mixing valve (cat. no. 195120) has been designed specifically for mixing hot and cold water to supply emergency kits consisting of safety showers and eye and face washers.