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Features:
- Complies with ANSI/ISEA Standard Z358.1
- Galvanized Steel Protected with BRADTECT Safety Yellow Coating
- Universal Identification Sign and Inspection Tag Included
- S19-130A includes Stainless Steel showerhead
- Exceed minimum water flow of 20 GPM at 30 PSI
- Now with new SpinTec showerhead! View Details
Specifications
Impact-resistant plastic shower head is colored bright yellow for high visibility in emergency situations. Also available in corrosion resistant stainless steel. Shower pull rod is stainless steel. Galvanized steel piping is additionally protected with BradTect® safety yellow coating. Model S19-130SS is all stainless steel construction.Drench shower is designed to accommodate standard 8' ceiling height. ANSI Z358.1 compliant drench showers are mounted between 82"–96" from the lower edge of the showerhead or shroud to the floor.This plumbing fixture is not intended to dispense water for human consumption through drinking or for preparation of food or beverages.Standard Equipment
SpinTec™ ShowerheadStandard showerhead is 3.1" (78.7mm) diameter highly visible yellow impact-resistant plastic (Model S19-130A includes a 10¾" [273mm] diameter corrosion-resistant stainless steel shroud). High performance corrosion-resistant stainless steel showerhead measures 1-1/2" (38mm) in diameter (Model S19-130SS only). SpinTec drench showerhead features integral 22 GPM (83.3 L) flow control, conserving water and helping to accurately size your tepid water system.ValveChrome-plated brass 1" NPT stay-open ball valve, operated by stainless steel pull rod with triangular handle. Model S19-130SS is all stainless steel.Pipe and FittingsGalvanized steel with BradTect® safety yellow coating. S19-130SS is all stainless steel.Water Supply1" NPT Vertical (BSPP model only) - Reviews
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