Shower Test Sock & Receptacle

The Shower Test Sock & Receptacle is an essential tool that plays a pivotal role in maintaining safety and compliance within various industries. Its easy installation, clear signalling, water conservation, and cost-efficiency benefits make it a valuable asset in ensuring that emergency eyewash and shower stations are always in optimal working condition.

Features;

• Shower Test Sock & Receptacle kit to assist with the testing of emergency shower and eye wash equipment
• Shower Test Sock - Made of a soft nylon sock material with an aluminium frame and handle assembly.
• 20 lt Plastic Bucket with lid to use as a receptacle for shower testing in conjunction with Shower Test Sock.
• The Shower Test Sock & Receptacle is an indispensable tool in the healthcare and medical industry, specifically designed to ensure the proper functioning of shower and eyewash stations.
• This essential safety device consists of two components: the test sock and the receptacle.
• The test sock, typically made of high-visibility material, is placed over the eyewash or shower head during testing procedures.
•  It serves as a visual indicator that the equipment is undergoing testing and should not be used by individuals during this time.
• The bright colour and clear labelling help prevent accidents and confusion in emergency situations.
• The receptacle is a collection container that captures the water discharged during the testing process.
• It ensures that the water used for testing doesn't go to waste and allows for proper disposal or recycling.
• The design of the receptacle ensures that the collected water can be easily emptied, making it a practical and environmentally responsible solution.
• The Shower Test Sock & Receptacle is not only a safety compliance tool but also an eco-friendly solution.
•  By preventing water wastage and clearly indicating the equipment's testing status, it contributes to a safer and more sustainable healthcare environment. 
• This device is a vital component of any facility's safety protocol, ensuring that emergency eyewash and shower stations are always ready for use when needed most.