Foot Treadle Assembly

The foot treadle assembly is a mechanical component designed to trigger emergency shower and eyewash systems without the use of hands. It is typically mounted at floor level and operated by pressing down with the foot. This allows for immediate activation when hands may be contaminated or occupied. The assembly is built to withstand frequent use in demanding environments. It integrates with combination units to provide a complete emergency response solution. Its design ensures reliable operation during critical safety events.

This assembly protects workers by enabling rapid activation of emergency flushing systems when exposed to hazardous substances. It ensures that eyes, face, or body can be quickly rinsed to minimise injury from chemical splashes, spills, or airborne contaminants. By allowing hands-free operation, it supports immediate response even when both hands are affected. The mechanism is engineered to deliver consistent water flow upon activation. It plays a key role in reducing the severity of exposure-related harm. Quick access to flushing can significantly improve outcomes in emergency situations.

The foot treadle assembly is used in laboratories, manufacturing plants, chemical processing facilities, and workshops where hazardous materials are handled. It is commonly installed alongside combination showers, eye wash stations, and eye/face wash units. These locations require compliant safety equipment to meet workplace health and safety obligations. The assembly is positioned for easy access near potential hazard zones. It supports compliance with Australian Standard AS4775 for emergency equipment. Proper placement and maintenance ensure it functions correctly when needed most.

• Activates emergency shower and eyewash systems via foot operation
• Designed for hands-free use during contamination events
• Compatible with combination units and eye/face wash stations
• Built to meet Australian Standard AS4775 requirements