Installation Guide

SPEAKMAN
®
400 Anchor Mill Rd. New Castle, DE 19720 Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
02/21/18 www.speakman.com 92-1450-12
SPEAKMAN
®
SE-572
Installation, Operation & Maintenance Instructions
EYESAVER® EYEWASH
DESCRIPTION
Deck mounted emergency eyewash. Supplied with stay-open full flow ball valve; activated by stainless steel
paddle handle; twin spray outlets with individual flow restrictors, and flip-off dust covers. Unit swivels 90° for
easy access to sink, and mounts on counter tops up to 1-1/4” thick.
SPECIFICATIONS
SPRAY HEADS: (2) Aerated Yellow Abs Plastic Spray Outlets and Dust Cover
VALVE: 1/2” NPT Female Brass, Chrome-Plated
ACTIVATOR: Stainless Steel Push Handle
INLET: 1/2” NPTM
SHIPPING WEIGHT: 4.16 LBS
EMERGENCY SIGN: 7-7/8” X 7-7/8” Plastic Wall Sign
Options:
ILS
In-line Strainer
LH
Left Hand
INSTALLATION
NOTE: This unit should be connected to an uninterrupted source of potable water, with a minimum flowing
pressure of 30 PSI and a maximum static pressure of 125 PSI.
Review rough-in drawing to assure proper installation. At desired location, drill a 1” diameter hole through
countertop (1-1/4” thick max.). Be sure the hole is drilled as straight as possible. Attach eyewash to
countertop using supplied hardware, and connect a water supply to unit that is a 1/2” minimum uninterrupted
source of potable water (use pipe sealant on connection). Failure to use potable water can result in
emergency units producing impure or contaminated water causing possible further injury.
OPERATION
Activate the eyewash by moving the bullhorn arm into position over the sink and pushing the paddle handle
forward 90 degrees. Once the unit is activated, water will discharge from the spray outlets until the paddle
handle is manually pulled back to the "Off" position.
TESTING PROGRAM
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) states that all safety emergency equipment shall be
activated on a weekly basis to flush the line and verify proper operation. Speakman Company furnishes a
testing record tag (91-0635) with each unit. On this tag the date of inspection and the inspector’s initials
should be noted.
MAINTENANCE
The valve and the eyewash are the only portions of the unit that may require maintenance. Should you need
parts to repair this unit, please reference the parts listing below for correct part numbers. Before any
maintenance is done be sure to shut the water supply off.