Vaultex KGO 4710 GI ABS Emergency Hand & Foot Operated Eyewash Station

In an emergency, press the ABS push plate to start the water flow and use the foot pedal to keep the stay-open valve activated. The twin soft-flow heads deliver a controlled, aerated spray for effective flushing.

The station uses ABS for the hand/face wash components and a GI (galvanized iron) pipe with anti-corrosion powder coating for longevity. It also features a stay-open ball valve, a receptor bowl, and ABS spray heads for durability in challenging environments.

Key features include twin soft-flow automiser heads with aerators, ABS push plate and receptor bowl, a stay-open ball valve, foot-operated actuation, and an anti-corrosion GI piping system. It is designed for quick, reliable activation in emergencies.

It is suitable for workplaces where immediate eyewash is needed, including indoor and outdoor settings, especially in environments with potential corrosives or chemicals, near hazard zones and workstations where accessibility is critical.

Install on a sturdy wall or support frame at an accessible height near the hazard area. Ensure a clean water supply and proper drainage. Mounting hardware is typically included with the station, and you should position the receptor bowl so that users can easily direct water to the eyes/face and then test the activation mechanism.

Regularly inspect for leaks and corrosion, clean the spray heads and aerators, test the push plate and foot pedal operation, flush the system to prevent sediment buildup, and replace worn components as needed to maintain reliable performance.

The station is designed for emergency use with corrosion-resistant construction and reliable activation via dual controls. It supports rapid response in emergencies and is built to withstand harsh environments, with materials selected for durability and longevity.

Use cases include laboratories, manufacturing floors, chemical handling areas, and any workspace where splash hazards or eye/face contamination are possible. The hands- and feet-activated operation is beneficial in scenarios requiring quick, hygienic access to eyewash without using hands.

The KGO 4710 adds foot-operated activation to the standard push-plate design, enabling hands-free operation in addition to the push plate. Both use ABS components and offer durable, easy-to-clean surfaces; the KGO 4710 provides an extra activation method for unoccupied hands during emergencies. See: https://fepy.com/vaultex-abs-emergency-eyewash-station-push-plate

The KGO 4710 features twin heads with aerators and a foot-plate activation in addition to hand activation, designed for rapid response with potential for broader coverage. The Twin-Head ABS Eyewash Station offers similar dual-head functionality, but may differ in activation method or mounting options. See: https://fepy.com/vaultex-twin-head-abs-eyewash-station

All three share corrosion-resistant GI piping and durable construction. The KGO 4710 emphasizes combined hand and foot activation with ABS components, while the Alternative C focuses on anti-corrosion GI piping as a core differentiator. See: https://fepy.com/vaultex-gi-pipe-eyewash-anti-corrosion

Typically you’ll receive the eyewash station assembly including the push plate, foot pedal, receptor bowl, twin spray heads with aerators, mounting hardware, and necessary fittings for installation. Always verify the included components on the product page before purchase.