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Brand: Hughes Safety Showers
Hughes EXP-MH-14KS/350 Immersion Heated 350 L Tank Safety Shower
Description
The Hughes EXP-MH-14KS/350 stores 350 litres of water in a heated and insulated overhead tank, giving an emergency shower that works without a reliable mains supply and keeps its water in the tepid range in cold weather.
Tepid water from a stored 350 litre tank
The datasheet positions this unit as protection for worker safety whatever the weather. The immersion heater holds the tank water within 15 to 38 C, and the model is suitable for both hazardous and non-hazardous environments: the electrical equipment is listed for ATEX Zone 1 and 2, gas groups IIA and IIB, temperature class T3, with IIC available and non-flameproof models also offered.
The 350 litre tank is the smaller of the two heated sizes on the Hughes tank range and is the practical choice for a single operator station. Shower flow is a minimum of 76 litres per minute through a GRP and stainless steel shower rose, started by a red stainless steel panic bar or an optional foot panel, with an optional eye/face wash mounted inside or outside the frame.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | EXP-MH-14KS/350 (350 L tank fed safety shower, immersion heated) |
| Frame and legs | Stainless steel |
| Water tank | 350 L (92 US gal) medium density polyethylene (MDPE) |
| Tank surround and lid | GRP |
| Insulation | 40 mm (1 1/2 in) foil backed polyurethane |
| Shower rose | GRP, stainless steel |
| Panic bar | Red powder coated stainless steel |
| Hazardous area rating | ATEX Zone 1 and 2, gas groups IIA and IIB, temperature class T3 (IIC available) |
| Electrical supply | 240 V, single phase, 50/60 Hz (110 V optional) |
| Immersion heater rating | 1 kW at 230 V |
| Water inlet | 3/4 in female BSP |
| Operating pressure | 0.5 to 7 bar g (7 to 101 psi) |
| Minimum flow rates | Shower 76 L/min; eye/face wash 12 L/min |
| Ambient temperature | Minimum -30 C with trace tape heating on the valve assembly and eye wash feed line; maximum 35 C |
| Operation | Shower: panic bar or optional GRP foot panel; eye wash: lift lid |
| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 1537 x 880 x 3170 mm |
| Weight | 150 kg (331 lb) |
Cold-weather duty and the electrical supply
A heated tank solves the opposite problem to a hot-climate tank: water that would be too cold to stand under for 15 minutes. EN15154 asks for tepid water, and the ANSI summary notes that prolonged exposure to water below 16 C risks thermal shock and stops a casualty decontaminating for the full period. The heater is the reason to choose this model over an unheated tank where nights are cold.
Set the electrical design before ordering: the heater needs a 240 V single phase feed, or 110 V if specified, and a hazardous-area installation needs a certified supply route. The web product page quotes operation down to -10 C, whereas the datasheet gives -30 C only with trace tape on the valve assembly and eye wash line; this page follows the datasheet.
| Hughes model | Configuration | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| EXP-J-14KS/1500 | 1500 L tank fed shower, jacketed and insulated | Mains water unreliable, hot climate |
| STD-TC-100KS/45G | Temperature controlled shower and eye wash, 300 L heated tank | No hot water supply |
| MPC-H-2GS/11KS | Polar shower within insulated cubicle | Exposed freezing sites |
| STD-MH-P-1200L | Towable heated 1200 L shower and eye wash | Remote work fronts |
Options and what to confirm before ordering
Listed options include a GRP ladder platform, GRP panels, drain sump and grating, syphon dump valve, temperature gauge, level indicator, foot panel or treadle, lighting, audible and visual alarm, Hydroclenz tank preservative, a handheld shower, strip screens, ramps, barriers, hose reels and a deluge tester kit. Confirm the lowest site temperature, the hazardous area zone and gas group, the supply voltage and the position of the tank refill line. The datasheet does not print option part numbers, so options should be listed by name in the request.
How the Hughes EXP-MH-14KS/350 works
The tank holds 350 litres of water above the shower. An immersion heater keeps the water at a mild temperature. When the user pulls the panic bar, the valve opens and the water falls through the shower rose.
Where the EXP-MH-14KS/350 is used
- Chemical plants
- Process areas
- Remote work sites
- Cold-climate sites
- Single operator stations
Selection checklist for the EXP-MH-14KS/350
- Tank size
- Supply voltage
- Water supply pressure
- Eye and face wash need
- Foot panel need
- Ambient temperature
- Floor space
- Water quality
Installation, commissioning and maintenance notes for the EXP-MH-14KS/350
Fix the unit on a level base and connect the inlet and the electrical supply. Fill the tank and check the heater and the flow. Run the shower at regular intervals to keep the water fresh.
Requesting a quotation for the Hughes EXP-MH-14KS/350
Please send the site, the supply voltage and the options needed. Seven Star LLC serves industrial customers in Oman and the GCC and replies with a quotation based on the information provided.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 shower type
It is a tank-fed safety shower.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 maker
It is made by Hughes.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 tank volume
The tank holds 350 litres.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 mains supply
It works without a reliable mains water supply.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 heating
An immersion heater warms the tank water.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 water temperature
The heater holds the water between 15 and 38 degrees C.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 insulation
The tank has 40 mm of foil-backed polyurethane insulation.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 tank material
The tank is medium density polyethylene.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 surround
The tank surround and lid are GRP.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 frame
The frame and legs are stainless steel.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 shower rose
The shower rose is GRP and stainless steel.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 panic bar
A red stainless steel panic bar starts the shower.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 foot panel
An optional GRP foot panel also starts the shower.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 shower flow
The minimum shower flow is 76 litres per minute.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 eye wash
An optional eye and face wash gives at least 12 litres per minute.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 eye wash operation
The eye wash starts when the user lifts the lid.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 supply voltage
The supply is 240 V single phase, with 110 V optional.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 heater rating
The immersion heater is rated at 1 kW.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 water inlet
The water inlet is 3/4 in female BSP.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 operating pressure
Operating pressure runs from 0.5 to 7 bar.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 cold weather
Trace tape heating on the valve and eye wash line allows use down to minus 30 degrees C.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 dimensions
It measures 1537 by 880 by 3170 mm.
EXP-MH-14KS/350 weight
It weighs 150 kg.
Shower records for the EXP-MH-14KS/350
Record the test date, the water temperature and the tank refill date.
Choosing the right EXP-MH-14KS/350 options
Choose the eye wash and the foot panel from the duty of the work area.
Documents and quotation
Two Hughes documents are linked from this page: the English datasheet for EXP-MH-14KS/350 and the installation, operation and maintenance guide for its family, both unaltered. Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier in Muscat and prepares quotations for EXP-MH-14KS/350 and related Hughes models once the request states the site temperature range, hazardous-area zone, electrical supply and the water source for refilling the tank. More site safety equipment is listed under Safety and PPE.
Datasheets & Documents
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About brand
Hughes Safety Showers is a UK manufacturer of emergency safety showers, eye/face washes and decontamination equipment, headquartered in Stockport, England. The company traces its origin to JD Hughes Fabrications, founded in 1950, which began to manufacture emergency shower and eye wash equipment specifically in 1968, and it is now part of the Justrite Safety Group.
Emergency showers and eye washes
The Hughes range covers indoor and outdoor tank fed and plumbed-in safety showers, plumbed and self-contained eye washes, mobile safety showers and portable decontamination showers, built to meet EN15154 and ANSI Z358.1-2014. Models are offered for cold climates, hot climates and hazardous areas, and the company brochure lists ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certification.
Hughes equipment at Seven Star LLC
Seven Star LLC lists selected Hughes safety showers and eye washes with the manufacturer datasheet for each model, so the configuration, water supply and temperature range can be checked before a request for quotation. State the hazard, supply pressure, ambient temperature range and any hazardous-area class when asking for a quotation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The datasheet says the immersion heater holds the tank within the tepid range of 15 to 38 C.
The datasheet lists ATEX Zone 1 and 2, gas groups IIA and IIB, temperature class T3, with IIC available; non-flameproof models are also available.
1 kW at 230 V, on a 240 V single phase supply (110 V optional).
Down to -30 C with trace tape heating added to the valve assembly and eye wash feed line.
150 kg (331 lb) with dimensions of 1537 x 880 x 3170 mm.

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