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Lawler 911E Installation & Maintenance Manual

Lawler 911E Installation & Maintenance Manual

Thermostatic mixing valve emergency shower

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NOTICE!
No mixing valve will work satisfactorily if improperly installed. We suggest, therefore, that you read
these instructions carefully before installing and follow directions as outlined. Handle the mixing valve with care.
Gallon per minute ratings may vary depending upon
incoming water temperatures and pressures. Hot and cold
water inlet pressures must be equal.
Valve must be installed with check valves. If shut off valves
are installed in the shower line for maintenance purposes,
provisions shall be made to prevent unauthorized shut off.
CAUTION: When maintaining and adjusting
the mixing valve, the delivered flushing fluid
temperature shall be 60°F (15°C) to 95°F (35°C).
In circumstances where chemical reaction is
accelerated by flushing fluid temperature, a medical
advisor should be consulted for the optimum
temperature for each application.
CAUTION: When maintaining and adjusting the
mixing valve, all fixtures should be isolated from
use. Lawler Manufacturing Co., Inc. recommends
that you work safely at all times and in a manner
consistent with the OSHA Lock/Tagout standard,
29 CFR 1910.147 and other applicable standards.
This installation & maintenance manual covers all
configurations of the Model 911E.
ASSE 1071 Approved
ASSE Lead Free Certified
INSTALLATION &
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Design and specifications subject to change without notice.
Please refer to temperedwater.com to ensure most
current data sheet and other design solutions.
Model 911
®
Thermostatic Mixing Valve
Emergency Shower
CAPACITIES – MODEL 911E
Pressure Drop PSI
Tempered Flow GPM
Tempered Flow LPM
34
BYPASS CAPACITIES – MODEL 911E
Pressure Drop PSI
Cold Bypass GPM
Cold Bypass LPM
26
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DIMENSIONS
Valve Number
A N.P.T.
911
1-1/4"
Dimensions are for reference purposes only. For rough-in dimensions
please refer to Lawler's Revit/BIM models found at temperedwater.com.
Allow for 3" depth.
Maximum Inlet Pressure: 125 PSI
Recommended Supply Pressure: 65 PSI
Recommended Inlet Temperature: 120°F
When supplying 140°F or greater, additional outlet
controls should be used.
Set Point: 85°F
temperedwater.com
5330 East 25 th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46218
Phone (317) 261-1212
Fax (317) 261-1208
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Summary of Contents for Lawler 911E

  • Page 1 5” CAUTION: When maintaining and adjusting the Dimensions are for reference purposes only. For rough-in dimensions please refer to Lawler’s Revit/BIM models found at temperedwater.com. mixing valve, all fixtures should be isolated from Allow for 3” depth. use. Lawler Manufacturing Co., Inc. recommends...
  • Page 2: Operating Principle

    3. Open the hot water supply to the mixing valve. The thermometer should return to the set temperature. The Model 911E Emergency Shower and Eye Wash Mixing 4. Shut off the cold water supply to the mixing valve. The Valve is made of a thermostat housed in a single lead flow of water should shut down rapidly.
  • Page 3 “Setting the Mixing Valve” until these parameters are met. IT IS ADVISED TO CALL THE FACTORY PRIOR TO DOING ANY TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENTS ON ANY LAWLER EMERGENCY THERMOSTATIC MIXING VALVE. CAP SCREW This mixing valve has been set at the factory to deliver 85°F outlet flow.
  • Page 4 GUARANTEE We guarantee the Lawler Mixing Valve to be free from def ects in workmanship and material, and for a period of one year from date of purchase, will replace any parts found by us to be defective. We will not be held responsible, however, for any labor incidental to, or for any damages caused by defective material.
  • Page 5 Series 911E Test Record Location _______________________ Date Date Date July March Sept March April April June June July July Sept Sept March April June July Sept March March April April June June July July Sept March Sept April June July...