PremiumLine Safety shower valve with drain, for surface-mounted wall installation
B-SAFETY body safety showers are available as a modular system. The safety shower arms and valves can be purchased individually and adapted to on-site conditions. This makes it possible to accommodate nearly any installation requirement.
Installation Note:
To ensure installation complies with EN 15154-1:2006, make sure that the Safety shower system is designed to be self-draining between the valve and the shower head.
Article-No.:
BR023995
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Assembly and Operating Instructions
Norms and Approvals
• EN-15154-1:2025
• EN 15154-5:2019
• ANSI Z358.1-2014
Technical specifications
| Mounting type | For surface-mounted wall installation |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless steel, plastic |
| Colour | silver-gray |
| Height (mm) | 100 |
| Width (mm) | 90 |
| Length/Depth (mm) | 90 |
| Weight (kg) | 0,55 |
| Operating pressure (bar) | 1,0 – 5,0 |
| Volume flow (l/min) | At least 60 liters per minute at 1 bar flow pressure |
| Water connection | 3/4″ female |
| External water outlet (mm) | 8 mm |
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Product description
The emergency shower valve consists of a sturdy Ball valve approved for drinking water. The flow rate is at least 60 liters per minute at a flow pressure of 1 bar.
Technical Description
- Stainless steel ball valve with lever operation, DIN-DVGW tested and approved, 3/4″ female water inlet
- Flow rate: at least 60 liters per minute, with a tolerance of +/-10% at a flow pressure of 1 bar
- Stainless steel lever, polished, total length 110 mm
- Sturdy plastic ball knob, black, 30 mm in diameter
- Operated by a pivot lever, 90° opening angle, does not close automatically
- Integrated drain valve for automatic or manual drainage
- “OPEN” information sign for unambiguous use in an emergency, orange, photoluminescent in accordance with DIN 67510
- Installation height for levers according to the standards listed below: 0 to 1,750 mm above the floor
- in accordance with BGI/GUV-I 850-0, DIN 1988, and EN 1717
- in accordance with ANSI Z358.1-2014, EN-15154-1:2025, and EN 15154-5:2019
