Pratt combination shower with eye wash bowl and foot treadle
The Pratt SE612 is a fixed emergency decontamination station that pairs a full-body drench shower with an eyewash bowl for areas where workers handle corrosive or hazardous chemicals. Shower flow is 90 LPM and eyewash flow is 20 LPM, and the unit conforms to AS4775 and ANSI Z358.1.
Key takeaways
- The Pratt SE612 combines a full-body drench shower with an eyewash bowl, so a casualty can flush the eyes and the skin at the same time.
- Shower flow is 90 LPM and eyewash flow is 20 LPM, from a supply of 120-130 LPM at a minimum 210 kPa through a 25mm connection.
- The unit conforms to AS4775 and ANSI Z358.1, and the foot treadle keeps flushing going when the casualty cannot use their hands.
| Spec | SE612 | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Shower flow | 90 LPM | Confirm the supply can hold this flow |
| Eyewash flow | 20 LPM | Check the bowl flows with the shower running |
| Water supply | 120-130 LPM, min 210 kPa, 25mm | Confirm site pressure and pipe size |
| Compliance | AS4775 and ANSI Z358.1 | Check which standard your site requires |
| Materials | 304 stainless steel, ABS shower head | Check corrosion resistance for the area |
| Activation | Push handle, foot treadle and pull rod | Confirm hands-free activation is fitted |
What is the Pratt SE612 combination shower and eyewash?
The Pratt SE612 is a fixed emergency decontamination station that delivers a full-body drench shower and a dedicated eyewash bowl from one unit. Built in 304 stainless steel with an ABS shower head, the station gives workers who handle corrosive or hazardous chemicals immediate flushing after a splash or spill.
A combined emergency safety shower and eyewash for first-response chemical decontamination.
Combined drench shower and eyewash
The Pratt Combination Shower with Eye Wash Bowl and Foot Treadle (SE612) is a fixed emergency decontamination station that delivers both a full-body drench shower and a dedicated eyewash. It is built for areas where workers handle corrosive or hazardous chemicals, providing immediate flushing to limit injury after a splash or spill. AEROSTREAM and SWIRLTECH technologies shape a high-volume, gentle flow, and the unit conforms to both AS4775 and ANSI Z358.1.
Key features
- Type: Combination drench shower + eyewash bowl
- Dimensions: 2450mm (H) x 470mm (W) x 883mm (D)
- Shower flow: 90 LPM
- Eyewash flow: 20 LPM
- Water supply: 120-130 LPM recommended, min 210 kPa, 25mm connection
- Materials: 304 stainless steel; ABS chemical/impact-resistant shower head
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Pratt combination shower with eye wash bowl and foot treadle specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| SKU | SE612 |
| Brand | Pratt |
| Category | Emergency Equipment (Workplace Safety) |
| Type | Combination drench shower + eyewash bowl |
| Dimensions | 2450mm (H) x 470mm (W) x 883mm (D) |
| Shower Flow | 90 LPM |
| Eyewash Flow | 20 LPM |
| Water Supply | 120-130 LPM recommended, min 210 kPa, 25mm connection |
| Materials | 304 stainless steel; ABS chemical/impact-resistant shower head |
| Activation | Push handle, foot treadle and pull rod |
| Compliance | AS4775 and ANSI Z358.1 |
| Product code | SE612 |
| Product type | site safety product |
| Where to buy | Done Right Safety, donerightsafety.com.au |
How do you install the SE612 and keep it AS4775 compliant?
Plumb the SE612 into a supply delivering around 120-130 LPM at a minimum 210 kPa through a 25mm connection, then site it within about 10 seconds of the hazard on a clear, unobstructed path. Flow regulators hold the shower and the eyewash at their required minimums when both run together.
Wherever workers handle corrosive acids, alkalis or other hazardous chemicals, immediate flushing is the difference between a minor and a serious injury. A combination unit lets a casualty flush the eyes at the bowl and drench the body or clothing simultaneously, and the hands-free foot treadle means flushing can start and continue even if the casualty cannot use their hands.
AS4775 and ANSI Z358.1 compliance
These standards define how emergency showers and eyewashes must perform, including minimum flow rates, the ability to deliver flushing fluid for a sustained period (commonly 15 minutes), tepid water, and being located within about 10 seconds of the hazard on an unobstructed path. The SE612 is engineered to meet AS4775 and ANSI Z358.1, with flow regulators (FCR/FCA) that hold output to the required minimums when shower and eyewash run together.
Installation and flow requirements
Plumb the unit to a supply that can deliver around 120-130 LPM at a minimum 210 kPa through a 25mm connection, and site it within easy reach of the hazard with clear, unobstructed access. Where practical, supply tepid water and provide drainage. Test and activate the unit regularly so it is proven to flow when it is needed.
Frequently asked questions
Which standards does the Pratt SE612 meet?
The SE612 is designed to conform to AS4775 and ANSI Z358.1, the standards for emergency showers and eyewash equipment. Those standards set minimum flow rates, flushing fluid for a sustained period of commonly 15 minutes, tepid water, and placement within about 10 seconds of the hazard on an unobstructed path.
What flow does the SE612 shower and eyewash deliver?
The SE612 delivers approximately 90 LPM at the shower and 20 LPM at the eyewash bowl. A recommended supply of 120-130 LPM at a minimum 210 kPa through a 25mm connection keeps both at the required minimums, held there by the FCR/FCA flow regulators when shower and eyewash run together.
Why does the SE612 have a foot treadle?
A foot treadle allows hands-free activation, so flushing can begin and continue even when the casualty cannot use their hands. The SE612 also carries a push handle and a pull rod, giving manual activation as well for anyone helping at the station after a splash or spill.
What water supply does the SE612 need?
Plumb the SE612 to a supply that can deliver around 120-130 LPM at a minimum 210 kPa through a 25mm connection. Provide drainage and, where practical, tepid water, and keep access to the station clear so a casualty can reach it in about 10 seconds.
What is the SE612 made from?
The SE612 is built from 304 stainless steel with an ABS shower head chosen for chemical and impact resistance, which suits areas where corrosive acids or alkalis are handled. The station stands 2450mm high and measures 470mm wide by 883mm deep.
Done Right Safety Team
Safety, PPE & Workwear Specialists
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Sources
- Pratt SE612 product listing on donerightsafety.com.au
- AS4775 (Standards Australia)
- ANSI Z358.1 (American National Standards Institute)