freeze-protected combination safety shower with platform activation
The Haws® 8327 AXION is a robust, pedestal combination unit consisting of a body and eyewash, ideal for industrial applications with high safety requirements. It meets the requirements of EN 15154 and ANSI Z358.1, while offering particularly intuitive operation via a floor platform. The buried freeze protection valve is installed below the frost line and reliably protects the pipes from freezing – without any power connection. When the platform is stepped on, the body and eyewash are activated simultaneously. This triggers an immediate, gentle flow of water to flush the eyes, face, and body at the same time – providing effective and rapid assistance in an emergency. The integrated AXION® technology ensures first aid that complies with standards and eliminates the typical weaknesses of conventional systems.
Technical information safety shower 8327 AXION
- Flow rate body shower: 76 liters/minute
- Flow rate eyewash: 14 liters/minute
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 2366 x 269 x 902 mm
- Platform footprint: 800 x 800 mm
- Water inlet: BSP - Rp 1-1/4" (EN 10226-1)
- Water drain: not available (floor drain recommended)
Product highlights 8327 AXION
- Simultaneous activation of body and eyewash via platform
- Freeze-protected, self-draining design for outdoor use
- Frost protection without power supply
- Pre-assembled and fully water and pressure tested
- Increased safety thanks to AXION eye wash head, AXION body shower, and integrated flow control
- Robust 28 cm showerhead made of green ABS plastic
- Reliable stay-open ball valves made of chrome-plated brass with stainless steel ball and stem
- Chrome-plated brass strainer to prevent contamination
- 1-1/4" hot-dip galvanized steel pipe and fittings
- Includes universal safety sign
- Wide range of options for adaptation to local requirements
Ordering information 8327 AXION
- Country of origin: Switzerland
- Item number: 10004854
Certifications
- EN 15154-1:2006
- EN 15154-2:2006
- EN 15154-5:2019
- ANSI Z358.1-2014 (R2020)
