Model 1119, "Hi-Lo" Wall Mounted Stainless Steel Drinking Fountains with a Back Panel

Model 1119, Hi-Lo barrier-free, wall mounted vandal-resistant, dual 18 gauge satin finish stainless steel drinking fountain with a back panel, and 100% lead-free waterways.

The Haws 1119 barrier-free Hi-Lo vandal-resistant drinking fountain uses a patented stainless steel, push-button activated, valve assembly allowing for front access stream adjustment as well as cartridge and strainer access. This wall mounted fountain offers the 'only' all stainless-steel valve body that is machined out of solid bar stock, is fully serviceable through the front of the push button assembly offering access to the water control cartridge and integral water supply strainer, and has front access to the water stream height adjustment for easy maintenance without having to remove the valve.

• 100% lead-free waterways
• Vandal resistant components include the bubblers, buttons, drains and bottom plates
• 18 gauge Type 304 Stainless Steel design provides a well constructed sturdy fountain
• Easy maintenance with front access to valve adjustment and cartridge replacement
• Beautiful satin finish resists stains and corrosion
• "Hi-Lo" design allows for twice the users as regular fountains and suits the needs for various user heights
• Soft rounded corners prevent from mishaps and other accidents that may occur once the fountain is installed
• One-piece stamped bowls make for an aesthetically pleasing and durable design

Model meets all current Federal Regulations for the disabled including those in the Americans with Disabilities Act. Haws manufactures drinking fountains, faucets and electric water coolers to be lead-free by all known definitions including NSF/ANSI/CAN 61- Section 9, NSF/ANSI/CAN 372, California Proposition 65, and the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act. Product is compliant to California Health and Safety Code 116875 (AB 1953-2006), and 116876 (AB 100) "NSF/ANSI/CAN 61: Q ≤ 1".

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