® Safety Showers & Eyewash products byOPTIONS FOR TANK SHOWERS


4 Muir Rd Houstoun Ind Est Livingston EH54 5DR T: 01506 430309


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TANK SHOWER OPTIONS OPTIONS FOR SE-VTS-1 & SE-VTS-2 TANK SHOWERS


PIR activated light for main shower area


Flashing / audible alarm system used in conjunction with the digital display to warn of: Shower activation, temperature changes and water levels


Modesty / splash protection panels, fitted to back and both sides of shower frame


Digital temperature and water level gauge which can be linked to a flashing / audible alarm system


Foot treadle main shower activator, to set off shower as soon as itís walked on


Eye wash basin available in plastic or stainless steel and with hand or foot activation


FURTHER OPTIONS • Trace heating for main tank feed pipe • Trace heating for optional eye/face wash basin • GRP roof and 3 sided heat resistant shields for main tank • Stainless steel main framework • 6kw water heater for applications where the ambient is below freezing • Standard & ATEX approved electrical options including chillers & alarm systems


FURTHER OPTIONS • Modesty panels • Waste water collection sump (galvanised or stainless steel) with threaded outlet


We also offer a custom service to ensure the tank shower is to the correct specification for your application, please contact us to discuss.


• GRP roof and 3 sided heat resistant shields for main tank • Trace heating for optional eye/face wash basin • Polished stainless steel reflective sunshield for main tank • Stainless steel main framework • 6kw water heater for applications where the ambient is below freezing


We also offer a custom service to ensure the tank shower is to the correct specification for your application, please contact us to discuss.


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Waste water collection sump (GRP with galvanised steel support frame or stainless steel) with threaded outlet


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