Stop sacrificing safety for simplicity. This anti-scald control adapts emergency eye wash flow to maintain safe temperatures while delivering immediate, ANSI-compliant rinsing performance. Food service and facility managers gain precise thermal protection without altering existing 1/2" NPT plumbing connections.
LongDescription#@#NA#@@#Cleaning Instructions#@#Disconnect water and relieve pressure. Flush valve with clean water, then disassemble per Eagle Group instructions. Soak parts in mild detergent solution for 5–10 minutes, scrub deposits with a soft brush, and rinse thoroughly. Inspect seals and replace worn components to maintain ANSI Z358.1 compliance. Reassemble, test flow and temperature range (65°–95°F), and record maintenance for CSA and inspection purposes.#@@#Additional Info#@#Eagle Group 373848 1/2" anti-scald valve fits emergency eye wash unit #326272 with 1/2" NPT connection, regulates water to 65°–95°F per ANSI Z358.1 and ASSE 1017, reduces thermal shock, weighs 228 pounds, and integrates with faucet control systems.#@@#General Info#@#Description #@#
Stop sacrificing safety for simplicity. This anti-scald control adapts emergency eye wash flow to maintain safe temperatures while delivering immediate, ANSI-compliant rinsing performance. Food service and facility managers gain precise thermal protection without altering existing 1/2" NPT plumbing connections.
#@@# Flow Temperature Control#@#
The unit regulates outlet temperature between 65° and 95°F to prevent thermal shock during emergency rinses. Facilities that require compliance with ANSI Z358.1 receive consistent temperature control that reduces the risk of scald injury.
#@@# Compatibility With Existing Plumbing#@#
Engineers can install the valve into 1/2" NPT fittings commonly found on emergency stations and eyewash units. Maintenance teams avoid major retrofit work because the part integrates seamlessly with standard piping dimensions.
#@@# Standards Compliance#@#
Manufacturers designed the valve to meet ANSI Z358.1 and ASSE 1017 criteria for emergency eyewash safety. Safety officers can document that installations align with recognized testing and performance benchmarks, ensuring compliance.
#@@# Durable Construction#@#
Designers specified robust materials to withstand daily utility use and intermittent emergency demand. Maintenance schedules remain predictable because the valve resists wear that could lead to premature failure, enhancing reliability.
#@@# Compact Footprint#@#
Technicians benefit from a component with a small physical profile that fits behind cabinets or inside valve boxes. Installers complete field work quickly thanks to the reduced clearance requirements, making installation more efficient.
#@@# Precise Flow Performance#@#
Calibration yields steady flow rates suitable for eyewash applications while avoiding turbulent spikes that worsen user discomfort. Safety teams can rely on consistent delivery during required drench events, ensuring effective rinsing.
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• Delivery times may vary based on location.#@@#deliverynotes#@#NA#@@#Maintenance Guide#@#Install the Eagle Group 373848 1/2" anti-scald valve on the emergency eye wash unit per ANSI Z358.1 and ASSE 1017 guidelines to maintain temperature control between 65° and 95°F. Inspect valve connections monthly for leaks and torque fittings to manufacturer specifications. Flush the eye wash system weekly for one minute to clear debris and verify flow. Replace seals and cartridges annually or when inspection reveals wear. Document all service actions and retain CSA-compliant records for audits.