Leonard LF Single Drench or Combination Emergency Shower Thermostatic Mixing Valve w/ Recessed Stainless Steel Cabinet Assembly, 20 GPM -TM-600-LF-RSS Liquid Hand Sanitizer type-304 stainless steel tubing 1-1/4
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Leonard LF Single Drench or Combination Emergency Shower Thermostatic Mixing Valve w Recessed Stainless Steel Cabinet Assembly, 20 GPM TM 600 LF RSS Liquid Hand Sanitizer type 304 stainless steel tubing 1 1 4 type 304 stainless steel tubing 1 1 4 inches in thickness An integrated diverter shield reduces splashing while helping prevent debris from entering the cartridge Locking temperature regulator to prevent accidental movement set for 85°F (29°C) Angle checkstops on inlets To determine the amount of Hot Water needed to maintain a steady outlet temperature for 15 minutes
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