Guardian Equipment
Guardian Equipment G1100 Emergency Faucet Mounted Eye Wash With Adjustable Aerated Outlet Heads And Forged Brass Diverter Valve
Guardian Equipment G1100 Emergency Faucet Mounted Eye Wash With Adjustable Aerated Outlet Heads And Forged Brass Diverter Valve
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Product features
Product features
Materials and care
Materials and care
[Generic] Chrome-plated brass body, forged brass diverter valve, plastic aerated spray heads, rubber O-rings, and stainless steel internal components.
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Product Description
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FAQ
Q1. What is Guardian G1100 emergency faucet-mounted eye wash?
Ans: The Guardian G1100 is a safety device designed to be mounted onto a standard sink faucet. It acts as a secondary emergency station that provides a soft, aerated flow of water to flush the eyes in case of chemical exposure or debris.
Q2. Does this unit meet safety compliance standards?
Ans: Yes, the Guardian G1100 is designed to meet ANSI Z358.1-2014 standards for supplemental eyewash equipment, ensuring it provides the necessary flow and coverage for emergency use.
Q3. Will this fit any Indian faucet?
Ans: The unit comes with a standard 55/64-27 female thread and includes three common adapters to fit most standard laboratory and industrial faucets. It is not recommended for decorative or pull-out kitchen faucets.
Q4. Is this an authentic Guardian Equipment product imported to India?
Ans: Yes, Rudra Retails sources this product directly from the USA. We guarantee that all Guardian Equipment safety units are authentic imports, ensuring you receive genuine industrial-grade protection.
Q5. When using a faucet-mounted eyewash station, only use what temperature?
Ans: When activating the eyewash, you should only use tepid water. Ensure the faucet is set to a comfortable temperature before an emergency occurs to prevent thermal shock or further injury to the eyes.