Frost-protected safety showers

Frost-protected safety showers use technical solutions such as self-regulating trace heating cables to ensure that the water in the pipes does not freeze, thus guaranteeing a sufficient supply of water at all times. The integrated thermostat acts as an energy-saving switch and turns off the trace heating when the outside temperature reaches +11°C. As temperatures drop, the trace heating turns on when the outside temperature reaches +4°C. In addition, the showers are equipped with extra insulation, ensuring they remain operational even in extreme cold. This design prevents the water from freezing and ensures the Safety shower works when needed.

Safety showers are life-saving devices installed in areas with low temperatures to allow for immediate and thorough rinsing of the body in the event of accidents involving hazardous substances. These safety showers cannot freeze, even under extreme conditions.

• Freeze-proof and self-draining, for wall mounting
• Frost-proof and heated, for wall mounting
• Frost-proof and heated for floor mounting
• Frost-protected and heated, with an eye shower for floor mounting
• Freeze-proof and heated, with an Eye-/face wash unit featuring a basin and cover for floor mounting

Our frost-protected safety showers comply with the standards DIN EN 15154-1:2006 (body showers in laboratories), EN 15154-5:2019 (body showers for locations other than laboratories / replacement for DIN 12899-3:2009), and ANSI Z358.1-2014. Showers with an integrated eye shower also comply with DIN EN 15154-2:2006. Other national standards may also apply. Additionally, company-specific standards may need to be taken into account when selecting a frost-protected safety shower.

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