Why the Hughes Zero Power Cooler is Your Solution for Achieving ANSI Compliance

Features and Benefits of the Hughes Zero Power Cooler for emergency tank showers

Exploring the features and benefits of the Hughes Zero Power Cooler for emergency tank-fed safety showers.

ANSI standards stipulate that for a safety shower to be compliant it must provide water to a casualty in a range of 16 – 38 Celsius to prevent scalding, therefore an effective cooling method is needed to achieve compliance. The Hughes Zero Power Cooler effectively tempers the water in the overhead tank of the Hughes 1500L tank shower within the tepid range as per ANSI recommendations.

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