Haws 8785 Guide

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1455 Kleppe Lane Sparks, NV 89431-6467 [phone] Fax [phone]
E-mail: [email protected]m  Website: www.hawsco.com
No. 0580001087(1)
Model 8785
All-Weather Emergency Water Tempering Booth
Area Classification - Ordinary
INSTALLATION, OPERATION
&
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

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DISCLAIMER
For technical support, contact:
Haws Services | [phone] | www.hawsco.com/services
IMPORTANT
Read this installation manual completely to ensure proper installation, then file it with the owner or
maintenance department. Compliance and conformity to drain requirements and other local codes and
ordinances is the responsibility of the installer.
Separate parts from packaging and make sure all parts are accounted for before discarding any
packaging material. If any parts are missing, do not begin installation until you obtain the missing parts.
Flush the water supply lines before beginning installation and after installation is complete. Test the unit
for leaks and adequate water flow. Main water supply to the emergency fixture should be “ON” at all
times. Provisions shall be made to prevent unauthorized shutoff. Please refer to the enclosed
instructions for flushing the unit prior to use.
The ANSI Z358.1 standard requires an uninterrupted supply of potable water. Water supply must be
capable of providing specified capacity (GPM) and water pressure range (PSI) at all flow rates.
The inspection and testing results of this equipment should be recorded weekly to verify proper
operation. This equipment should be inspected annually to ensure compliance with ANSI Z358.1.
Installation and maintenance of this system must be completed by a qualified plumber and electrician in
accordance with the information contained in this installation manual and in compliance with all national
and local codes. When making electrical connections, be sure to follow all lockout-tag out safety
procedures.
It is recommended that all water supply and electrical connections be made at temperatures above
freezing (32ºF (0ºC)). Failure to do so may result in product and or property damage.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
DISCLAIMER................................................................................................................................................2
TABLE OF CONTENTS ...............................................................................................................................3
DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCT.....................................................................................................................4
APPLICATION..............................................................................................................................................4
SHIPPING, HANDLING AND STORAGE ....................................................................................................5
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE....................................................................................................................6
ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR UNITS WITH VFD CONTROLLED PUMP....................................8
Checklist for start-up ............................................................................................................................10
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE..................................................................................................................11
Weekly ....................................................................................................................................................11
Monthly...................................................................................................................................................12
Quarterly.................................................................................................................................................12
Annually..................................................................................................................................................12
SYSTEM DRAIN AND CHECK PROCEDURE:.........................................................................................14
MAINTENANCE, TESTING, REPAIR ........................................................................................................16
Booth...................................................................................................................................................16
Blending Valve System .....................................................................................................................16
Freeze and Scald Valve.....................................................................................................................16
Y-Strainers..........................................................................................................................................16
TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................................................................17
SPARE PARTS...........................................................................................................................................18
DRAWINGS ................................................................................................................................................19
General Arrangement Drawings (0580001087.D-GA).........................................................................19
Electrical Schematics (0580001087.D-EL, 0580001087.D-VFD EL)...................................................21
Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (0580001087.D-PID, 0580001087.D-VFD PID).....................24
LIMITED WARRANTY................................................................................................................................27

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DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCT
Haws Corporation Model 8785 Tempered Water Booth is a foam-insulated, aluminum skinned enclosure
with high visibility green chemical and UV resistant polyester-based powder coating. The interior is
illuminated for ease of maintenance and inspection. Optional space heating is available equipment
protection.
Hot water generated via an immersion heater is stored in the water tank. Hot and cold water are mixed
with an engineered blending system to provide tepid water for the specified number of combination
shower/eyewash operations. Typical flow rate of a combination shower/eyewash is 30 GPM. The ASSE
1071 certified blending system is a safe, prepackaged, fully engineered and tested system for blending
large volumes of hot and cold water specifically designed for emergency showers and eyewashes. The
system provides multiple levels of protection to prevent scalding, including a high temperature shutoff valve.
Also included is a pressure relief cold-water bypass that allows full cold flow in the event of a hot water shut
off. There are no electrical components in the blending system.
Model 8785 is offered with and without a VFD controlled pump. The VFD controlled pump is ideal when
supply pressure is low, or a recirculation loop is utilized to maintain water temperatures in the safety shower
supply piping.
APPLICATION
Tank temperatures are set at 165°F for USA and 145°F for Canada.
TANK
SIZE
TANK
TEMPERATURE
SHOWER
CAPACITY (15 Min.)
MINIMUM INLET
TEMPERATURE
119G
145°F
1
62°F
165°F
1
54°F
120G
145°F
1
62°F
165°F
1
54°F
200G
145°F
1
35°F
165°F
1
32°F
318G
145°F
2
50°F
165°F
2
39°F
400G
145°F
2
35°F
165°F
2
32°F

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SHIPPING, HANDLING AND STORAGE
Model
Description
Dimensions
W x L x H
Weight
Dimensions
W x L x H (Crated)
Weight
(Crated)
8785
All-Weather Emergency Water
Tempering Booth
60” x 60” x 102”
< 3000 lbs.
69” x 69”x 106”
< 4000 lbs.
Recommended Equipment, Materials and Supplies to be provided by Installer:
•Concrete slab rated to support a minimum of 8,000-pound load requirement.
•(4) 3/4” minimum diameter by 1-1/2" minimum length anchor bolts with washers.
•A forklift capable of lifting 5,000 lbs. should be utilized to transport the unit from truck to site. The
unit should be lifted from the rear, or equipment end, and low to the ground.
•Electrical Supply Materials (if applicable).
•Plumbing Supply Materials (if applicable).
•Freeze protection equipment for the water supply leading up to the enclosure (if applicable).
Storage
The unit should be stored in a clean, dry place until ready for installation unless otherwise specified.

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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
WARNING: DO NOT connect power before supply plumbing. Connections should be performed by
a certified electrician and plumber only.
a. Remove unit from crate.
b. The unit should be secured on a level site, using the supplied brackets and suitable anchoring
devices. Suggested anchoring devices are 3/4” minimum diameter by 1-1/2" minimum length
anchor bolts with washers.
c. The slab where the unit is installed should be made to allow the water to drain out the sides and
away from the booth. The unit contains hundreds of gallons of water, which can cause significant
property damage and a potential hazard if not drained properly.
WARNING: Failure to allow water to drain may result in premature failure of booth, voiding of
product warranty, and property damage. (See System Drain and Check Procedure).
d. The connection provided for the water supply is a 1-1/2” NPT union. Water supply lines are required
to be capable of supplying the required pressure and flow to meet ANSI Z358.1. The water supply
line should run for a few minutes prior to connection to eliminate any debris before it enters the
equipment.
e. Connect electrical supply to the Power Distribution Block. It is recommended that a Disconnect
Switch (see Figure 1) is used to safely interrupt the supply for routine maintenance work.
Disconnect switches are available as an option from Haws.
NOTICE: All Power Connections must be made according to local codes and standards using
components which are compliant with the area the unit is being installed in.

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Figure 1. Disconnect Switch Junction Box
CAUTION: Do not apply power to the unit until all water connections are made and the tank and
piping are full of water.
f. Once all water and power connections are made, open the supply water inlet valve and fill the
system. While water is flowing into the system, open the emergency shower to facilitate air removal
from the system. After water flows freely from the shower for several minutes, turn the shower off.
Inspect plumbing for leaks and repair as necessary. During transit, some plumbing may have
become loose, allowing water to leak from the threads.
g. The expansion tank should be charged with compressed air to a pressure equal to the water supply
pressure or pump discharge pressure when using a pump. An air fitting (Schrader valve) is
accessible on the top of the expansion tank, under the plastic cap (see Figure 2).
Figure 2. Top of Expansion Tank
CAUTION: Before turning on the power, close all electrical boxes.
h. At this point the power can be turned on. The tank water must be allowed to heat up before the
blending system will function properly. Heating can take up to 12 hours, depending on supply water
temperature and the size of immersion heater and tank.
NOTE: An emergency shower or eyewash (see Figure 3) should be utilized for testing of the blending
system. Refer to the Maintenance, Testing, and Repair section of the TWBS.HF Blending System Manual
document for proper adjustment and operation.

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Figure 3. Eyewash
i. The optional internal space heater has an adjustable thermostat, which is factory set at 70°F (21°C).
WARNING: System is not freeze protected without an energized electrical connection. It is
recommended that installation be completed when ambient temperature is above freezing.
ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR UNITS WITH VFD CONTROLLED PUMP
WARNING: Proper analysis of the system should be completed before installing and operating the
VFD controlled pump system. Improper application could over pressurize the system, damage
equipment, or injure personnel.
j. The VFD is factory set to for most applications, but some adjustment may be required. The pressure
setpoint is 30psi if this requires adjustment to account for showers at higher elevations than the
tempering equipment change the setpoint to 30psi + the shower elevation gain. 1FT = .433psi.
k. The pump minimum frequency is set to 8HZ via parameter P102. If Recirculation is not required
set to 0HZ. If recirculation flowrate is not sufficient to maintain water temperature in piping at the
desired temperature increase the frequency until the desired temperature is maintained.

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l. Units containing a Back-Pressure Regulator Valve need the setpoint verified by testing the highest
shower in the system and confirming that there is a minimum of 30psi at that shower. The setpoint
of the valve is 30psi + the shower elevation gain. 1FT = .433psi.

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Checklist for start-up
CHECKLIST
Complete
OK
Inspector
Initials
Pre-connection Check
Check all components for any connections or connectors that may have loosened
during shipping.
System Flush (All Electrical Power off for System Flush)
Verify that an adequate dynamic pressure is available to supply a minimum of 30
PSIG at each shower location.
Verify that inlet pressure does not exceed 90 PSIG.
System water supply is connected, and all water supply valves opened.
Water is clear and free of any contamination, particles, or discoloration.
Connections
System is charged with water and all air is evacuated from the system.
Expansion tank Schrader valve is charged with air equal to water static inlet pressure
or pump discharge pressure when installed.
Connect remote monitoring via plant control system (if applicable).
Applying Power to the System
Verify that proper voltage is present.
Verify that equipment ground is properly connected.
Apply power to the system.
Verify that the space heater thermostat is set to 70º F (21ºC). Increase the
thermostat set point and verify that the heater is producing heat. Return the
thermostat to 70ºF.
The tank heater set point is preset. It may take up to 12 hours for the tank to reach the
operating temperature.
Blending Valve
When shower is activated read the center temperature gauge directly above the
blending valve to ensure to the readout is 85ºF (29ºC) ± 5º.
Setpoint Adjustment
VFD pressure setpoint is set to 30psi + Elevation gain of highest shower.
Minimum pump speed, Parameter P102 is 0HZ for non-recirculating systems or
sufficient to keep water temperature in loop at desired temperature, 60°F minimum is
standard.
Back-Pressure Regulator Valve pressure setpoint is set to 30psi + Elevation gain of
highest shower.

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PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
Note: These are general instructions applicable to all Haws Model 8785 Tempered Water Booths.
Additional maintenance activities may apply to particular configurations/options supplied.
Weekly
•Verify the tank temperature reads 165º F ± 2ºF (74ºC ± 1ºC) and 145°F ± 2ºF (63°C ± 1°C) for
Canada (see Figure 5).
•Verify space heater is functioning by raising space heater thermostat to a set point above the
ambient temperature. The thermostat is in the space heater junction box. After several minutes,
the space heater should begin to emit heat. Return space heater thermostat to 70ºF (21ºC).
•Verify temperature gauge on center pipe of blending valve (see Figure 4) reads 84ºF ± 5ºF (29ºC
± 2ºC) flowing.
Figure 4. Blending Valve

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Monthly
•Verify correct operation of blending valve. See Maintenance, Testing, and Repair section.
Quarterly
•Flush Y –strainers
Annually
•Check tank heater and tank for deposit buildup. Drain tank and clean/replace if necessary.
•Check condition of tank anode(s). Replace if necessary.
•Drain tank and verify level switch operation (see Figure 5).
Figure 5. Level Switch
•All emergency showers and eye/face washes shall be inspected annually to assure conformance
of ANSI Z358.1. This includes, but not limited to, proper installation, accessible locations, proper
flow rate and temperature of flushing fluid. Please refer to the most current standards document
for more information.

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NOTE: If the blending valve temperature reading is incorrect, adjust the blending valve by turning the
socket head cap screw located on the bottom of the center section of the valve body.Turning the screw
clockwise will lower the outlet temperature, counterclockwise will raise the outlet temperature. Maximum
outlet temperature is approximately 85°F. Outlet temperature will be measured most accurately by the
temperature gauge when water is flowing through the valve.
Figure 6. Blending Valve

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SYSTEM DRAIN AND CHECK PROCEDURE:
WARNING! System contains HOT water! Failure to DISCONNECT POWER AND ALLOW WATER IN
HOT WATER TANK TO COOL sufficiently prior to draining may cause SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH!
Always follow safe Lock Out –Tag Out procedures.
1. Turn off power at system disconnect switch. Lock Out and Tag Out according to your company’s
procedures.
2. Allow system hot water tank to cool below 100°F. Cooling could take many hours depending on
the ambient temperature. This process can be sped up by opening the shower and allowing the
blending valve to consume the hot water from the tank in the blending process. While the shower
is running, monitor the blending valve hot water inlet mechanical temperature gauge. When the
blending valve hot water inlet temperature gauge drops below 100°F WHILE FLOWING, the tank
temperature will be low enough to facilitate safe system draining.
a. If you will be running a shower to drop the tank temperature, this may be an appropriate
opportunity to also perform an annual test of the shower for ANSI Z358.1 compliance for
flow and pattern. If so, be aware that full 15-minute duration of tepid water may be modestly
shortened because the tank heater would not be operating.
3. When the hot water tank has cooled sufficiently, shut off the shower if it has been activated, and
turn off the main inlet water supply ball valve located inside the booth on the water supply line. This
is a lockable ball valve, and Haws recommends locking this valve in the off position any time the
system is to be drained.
4. If necessary, connect a drain hose to the drain elbow outside the booth and route to a safe drain
location. Do not open drain valve until step 8.
5. Confirm that the power is disconnected.
6. Unscrew and remove the cover on the Level Switch.
7. Using a multimeter, check continuity across the wired terminal block between the pin labeled “C”
and the pin labeled “NC”. If the tank is full, as it should be at this point, the multimeter should
indicate electrical continuity exists between these two pins. (Note this Double Pole, Double Throw
switch has two identical terminal blocks and testing should be done on the one that is wired.) If the
tank has been heating properly, this test should be positive. If not, check the connections and
confirm the tank is full.

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8. Open the system drain valve inside the booth near the drain outlet elbow in the back wall to drain
the system. To speed up draining, allow additional air into the tank by opening the ball valve on
the y-strainer in the hot water line and between the top of the tank and the hot side of the blending
valve. Continue until water stops draining.
9. Using a multimeter, check continuity across the wired terminal block between the pin labeled “C”
and the pin labeled “NC”. If the tank is empty (or below the level of the switch), as it should be at
this point, the multimeter should indicate NO electrical continuity exists between these two pins.
(Note this Double Pole, Double Throw switch has two identical terminal blocks and testing should
be done on the one that is wired.) If the multimeter indicates continuity DOES exist when the tank
is empty, the float may be stuck in the up position, which would require removal and cleaning and/or
replacement of the level switch.
10. Carefully remove the manway to allow internal inspection of the anode rods and immersion heater
coils without removal. The tank bottom should also be inspected for excessive debris and cleaned
if necessary. NEVER ATTEMPT TO ENTER THE TANK! CAUTION: When inspecting, take
care not to drop anything in the tank as the glass lining in the tank could be permanently
damaged! Remove and replace any excessively deteriorated anode rods. If inspection of the
heater coils indicates excessive mineral buildup, remove the heater for cleaning or replacement.
(Electrical disconnection and re-connection should be done by a qualified electrician)
Contact Haws Services for questions at 1-800-766-5612.
11. Now is also a good time to open and clean out the Y-strainers (one in the inlet water line and one
in in the hot water line).
12. When maintenance is complete and any components removed have been replaced, close the
system drain valve and the ball valve on the hot line Y-strainer if it was opened.
13. Unlock and open the inlet water supply valve and allow the system to fill. Opening the shower can
facilitate the exit of air from the system.
14. When the system is full of water, follow appropriate Lock Out-Tag Out procedures to unlock and
turn on the system disconnect switch to restore power to the unit.
15. Allow time for the system to come up to temperature (up to 12 hours) and ensure that all alarms
are clear.

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MAINTENANCE, TESTING, REPAIR
Booth The booth is made of aluminum skins laminated to an insulating foam core then powder coated.
Should cleaning be necessary, a mixture of water with household glass cleaner or rubbing alcohol
can be used. For repairs to small holes in the booth, Sikaflex 1A Construction Sealant, silicone, or
a similar sealant can be used to seal openings in the booth’s surface.
WARNING: Failure to patch or fill any holes or punctures to booth may result in premature
failure of booth and void the product warranty.
Blending Valve System
The TWBS.HF blending valve system should require minimal amount of maintenance. During
scheduled testing, the temperature output should be checked for proper adjustment. With the
shower or eye/facewash activated the outlet temperature should be approximately 80-85°F.
Figure 7. Blending Valve
NOTE: For more information, refer to the TWBS.HF Blending Valve System O&M manual.
Freeze and Scald Valve
Scald valve is designed to open before internal water temperature exceeds 100°F (37.8°C).
Y-Strainers
Y-strainers should be blown out at the same time as scheduled testing of showers or monthly.
For technical support, contact:
Haws Services | [phone] | www.hawsco.com/services

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TROUBLESHOOTING
TROUBLE
REPAIR CHECKLIST
Tank temperature too cold (165F (74ºC) standard
or 145ºF (63ºC) for Canada):
a) Used recently? Full recovery could take 24 hours.
b) Check controller setting (165F/145ºF). Check for
heater on display if below 165F/145ºF.
c) Check tank heater circuit fuses F1.
d) Check control voltage and power supply fuses
PFU & CFU.
Tank temperature too hot:
a) Check controller setting.
b) Check alarms on controller.
Space heater not on when temperature is below 70°F
(21°C):
a) Check thermostat setting.
b) Check controller display.
c) Check heater fuses F2
Insufficient water flow to eyewash or shower:
a) Check water supply dynamic pressure.
b) Check and clean Y- strainers.
c) Check ball valves. Must be open and unclogged.
d) Clogged flow control. Clean or replace flow
control in either eyewash or shower.
e) When VFD pump or Back-Pressure Regulator
Valves are installed confirm that setpoint is 30psi
+ elevation gain to highest shower.
If “NO RTC” is present on PLC display:
a) Reset by removing and reattaching module. If “NO
RTC” is still present, a replacement part is required.
If there are any questions that cannot be answered here, please consult:
Haws Services | [phone] | www.hawsco.com/services

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SPARE PARTS
Please call Haws Services to order spare parts: 1-800-766-5612

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DRAWINGS
General Arrangement Drawings (0580001087.D-GA)

THE ATTACHED DESIGNS ARE CONSIDERED TRADE SECRETS AND
POTENTIALLY PATENTABLE. IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONFIDENTIALITY AND
NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT, THESE DESIGNS IN ACTUAL OR
CONCEPTUAL FORMS CANNOT BE DISCLOSED, REPRODUCED OR USED
WITHOUT HAWS' EXPRESS WRITTEN CONSENT.
7 1/2"
83 3/4"
88 3/4"
94 1/4"
3X 3 3/4"
4"
48"
AA
BOOSTER/RECIRC PUMP
60GPM @ 133' TDH
0GPM @ 140' TDH
(PUMP UNIT ONLY)
FULL LENGTH FORKLIFT CHANNELS
PRESSURE GAUGE
CONTROL PANEL, SEE 0580001087.D-EL (NO PUMP) OR 0580001087.D-VFD EL (PUMP) FOR WIRING AND SERVICE DETAILS
PRESSURE
TRANSMITTER
(OPTIONAL)
BACK
PRESSURE
REGULATOR
(OPTIONAL)
FLOW SWITCH
SETPOINT: 2.4GPM
(OPTIONAL)
VFD (PUMP UNIT ONLY)
MIXING VALVE
2ND MIXING VALVE (OPTIONAL)
102 3/4"
8"
18 3/4"
36 1/4"
LEVEL SWITCH TEMPERATURE GAUGE
IMMERSION HEATER
CUSTOMER CONNECTION
HI-TEMP DUMP
1/2" NPT UNION
>95°F
(PUMP UNIT ONLY)
CUSTOMER CONNECTION TEMPERED WATER OUTLET 1-1/2" NPT UNION SET TEMP: 85
°
F
CUSTOMER CONNECTION
COLD WATER INLET
1-1/2" NPT UNION
95°F MAX
CUSTOMER CONNECTION
RECIRC RETURN INLET
1" NPT UNION
(PUMP UNIT ONLY)
5 1/2"
3X 13 1/4"
65" 63" 60"
60"
SECTION A-A
2.5kW SPACE HEATER
(OPTIONAL)
EXPANSION TANK
STANDARD UNIT: CUSTOMER TO CHARGE WITH AIR TO SUPPLY PRESSURE PUMP UNIT: CUSTOMER TO CHARGE WITH AIR TO PUMP DISCHARGE PRESSURE
TANK DRAIN 1" NPT UNION
(HI-TEMP DUMP)
STORAGE TANK
US-165°F CA-145°F
TEMPERATURE & PRESSURE
RELIEF VALVE
AIR ELIMINATOR
VACUUM BREAKER
HINGE SIDE
HINGE SIDE
NOTES: 1.
DIMENSIONS IN INCHES.
2. ALL TOLERANCES:
±
1/2"
4. ESTIMATED WEIGHT:
DRY: 1300 LB WET: 4000 LB
5. AREA CLASSIFICATION: ORDINARY 6. AVAILABLE AMBIENT TEMPERATURE RANGE: -50
°
F-120
°
F
7. NOT ALL FEATURES ARE STANDARD NOTES FOR PUMP UNITS ONLY
8. RECOMMENDED RECIRCULATION FLOWRATE: 10GPM 9. PRESSURE TRANSMITTER SETPOINT IS TYPICALLY SET
TO 30PSI + ELEVATION CHANGE FROM SKID TO HIGHEST SHOWER (1FT = .433PSI)
10. A BACK PRESSURE REGULATOR IS REQUIRED FOR THE
FOLLOWING CONDITION: SUPPLY PRESSURE < 30PSI +
ELEVATION CHANGE FROM SKID TO HIGHEST SHOWER
REVISIONS
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