Craig, There are some low cost eye wash stations that have built in "mixing valves". You would install the hot and cold water lines from the sink. These units can be ordered from the "Lab Safety" catalogue for example. My hesitation with these is if the "mixing valve" fails and you get just hot water. But I have never really explored this type of unit, so maybe the manufacturer has a solution to this. Another way, but more costly, is to install a local mixing valve on the water line itself. The ones we use are called "Leonards". They cost about $500-600. Bill Regina Frascacc: Sent by: DCHAS-L Subject: [DCHAS-L] FW: Eyewashes and showers Discussion List 05/29/2003 04:45 PM Please respond to Regina Frasca Can you assist my colleague? Please answer him directly -----Original Message----- From: Craig Ishida [mailto:cishida**At_Symbol_Here**csuhayward.edu] Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 11:08 AM To: CSU Safety List Serve Subject: Eyewashes and showers CSU Safety, Has anyone out there had to install a new eyewash and shower to conform with the tepid water issue? I would like info on low budget approaches to this. craig
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