Emergency Shower Control Valves

Your Professional Emergency Shower Control Valves Supplier

 

In 2007, our company officially entered the industrial safety protection field, focusing on the R&D and manufacturing of emergency shower equipment and safety eyewashes. After nearly two decades of dedicated research and continuous technological accumulation, we have developed profound technical expertise and rich project experience in this niche segment.Additionally, we provide electrically trace-heated eye wash units designed for low-temperature environments, comprehensively meeting emergency protection needs across different work scenarios.

 

 
 
why choose us
 
 
 

Our service

We also serve leading industrial customers including BASF and SMIC, demonstrating our ability to meet high safety and quality requirements.

 
 

Long-Term Specialization in Safety Equipment

With over 15 years of focus on emergency eyewash and shower equipment, our team has deep expertise in materials, fluid performance, and ergonomic design.

 
 

Industry-Specific Custom Solutions

We provide both standard products and customized solutions for industries such as chemicals, pharmaceuticals, electronics, energy, and laboratories, based on real operating conditions.

 
 

Efficient Global Response Capability

Our integrated production and service system allows fast response to customer needs across China, Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia, supporting long-term cooperation.

 

 

 
Advantages of Emergency Shower Control Valves
 
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Safe Water Temperature (Tepid): Thermostatic mixing valves (TMVs) blend hot and cold water to deliver water between 16°C and 38°C (60°F-100°F), preventing scalding from overly hot water and hypothermia from prolonged use of cold water.

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Regulatory Compliance: Essential for meeting strict safety standards (like ANSI/ISEA Z358.1) and avoiding fines, these valves ensure equipment performs to required specifications.

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Worker Confidence: Knowing these life-saving devices are available and reliable encourages safer work practices and boosts employee morale.

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Reliable & Simple Operation: Many are self-operating, require no external power, and are designed for durability and ease of use, often featuring robust ball valves.

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Versatility: Available in various configurations (portable, combination units) to suit diverse work environments and hazards.

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Scald Protection: Specific valves can automatically shut off excessively hot water to protect users from severe burns.

 

 

Specification

 

 

Product Name

Freeze Protection Valve/Scald Protection Valve

Brand

Winning

Port Size

1/2'' Female

Bod Material

SS316

Open/Close Temp(℃)

1~4

Flow Rate(Cv)

0.6

Maximum Temp(℃)

+120

Maximum Pressure(MPa)

1.0

Dimensions(mm)

φ32*106

Power

Self contained

Structure

Control Valve

Application

Safety showers, Eyewash Stations and etc.

Net Weight(g)

460

Media

Water

Warranty

12 months

 

Material of Emergency Shower Control Valves

 

Stainless Steel:

The most common choice for valve bodies, internal components, and sometimes showerheads, offering excellent corrosion resistance and durability.

Plastic (ABS/Polycarbonate):

Frequently used for activation handles, pull rods, showerheads, and bowls due to its chemical resistance, light weight, and bright yellow color for high visibility.

Flow Switch for Showers

Brass:

Used for water-carrying parts and valve construction, often with a protective coating or chrome plating for enhanced durability and corrosion protection.

Galvanized Steel:

Sometimes used for pipes and fittings, often powder-coated for corrosion protection.

 

maintain of Emergency Shower Control Valves

 

Strategic Placement:

Install eyewashes and showers in accessible locations within the workspace, ensuring that they are easily identifiable and free from obstructions.

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Flow Rate and Temperature:

Verify that the shower and eyewash delivers an adequate flow rate of water, typically around 22 litres per minute for eyewashes and 110 litres per minute for showers, and that the water temperature remains within a comfortable and safe range.

02

Weekly Inspections:

Conduct weekly inspections to check for any obstructions, leaks, or signs of damage. Flushing the equipment ensures that stagnant water is removed, maintaining cleanliness and preventing microbial growth.

03

Annual Testing:

Schedule annual testing and certification by qualified professionals to verify compliance with regulatory standards and address any potential issues promptly.

04

Employee Training:

Provide comprehensive training to employees on the proper use of emergency eyewashes and showers, including the importance of immediate response and the duration of flushing required.

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Packing & Delivery

 

 

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FAQ

 

 

Q: What is an emergency control valve?

A: The ECV allows the user to shut off the supply in the event of a gas escape. It must be within easy reach and situated as near as possible to the place where the gas enters the property.

Q: Where are emergency showers required?

A: The OSHA requirements for emergency eyewashes and showers, found at 29 CFR 1910.151(c), specify that "where the eyes or body of any person may be exposed to injurious corrosive materials, suitable facilities for quick drenching or flushing of the eyes and body shall be provided within the work area for immediate ...

Q: What is the purpose of the emergency shut-off valve?

A: The core function of your ESOV is to provide a failsafe mechanism in the event of an abnormal or dangerous condition. These conditions can include: Leaks or ruptures in pipelines or equipment leading to uncontrolled release of hazardous materials.

Q: How many types of emergency shutoff valves are there?

A: Types of Valves
These shut-off valves can be ball, gate or globe valves. Ball valves are generally used for gas lines. Gate valves are mostly used for water or oil lines. Globe valves are used to close off high-pressure steam applications.

Q: What is the purpose of an emergency shower?

A: An emergency shower is the means by which to flush all or part of the body with copious amounts of water to minimize the harmful effects of chemicals and other substances when splashed or spattered onto the skin.

Q: Do emergency showers need hot water?

A: What temperature should the water be? The 2014 (R2020) ANSI standard recommends that the water should be "tepid" and defines this temperature as being between 16-38°C (60-100°F). Temperatures higher than 38°C (100°F) are harmful to the eyes and can enhance chemical interaction with the skin and eyes.

As one of the leading emergency shower control valves manufacturers and suppliers in China, we warmly welcome you to buy high-grade emergency shower control valves for sale here from our factory. All customized products are with high quality and low price. Contact us for pricelist and free sample. refinery safety shower valve, thermostatic shower mixing valve, industrial washdown valve

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