This Portable Metal Sink Self Contained Hand Wash Station Mobile Sink Water Fountain w/Pump is great for pre-schools, daycares, laboratories, clinics, hospitals, food truck services, festivals, county fairs, shopping malls, supermarkets, factories, and other public places to have water available for quickly washing hands, or dispense drinking water or for lab work. The cabinet size is 24" Width X 29" height X 18.3" Deep. Faucet is 10.5" tall. The waterline is 1/4"—single line. Need warm/hot water? Purchase a separate heater controller via: https://www.fixturedisplays.com/index.php?route=product/search&search=18536-HEATER%20CONTROLLER to get warm/hot water. The heater controller goes into the water supply tank and keeps the temperature constant. If you want two input lines, contact us to order additional plumbing. Inside dimensions, the stainless steel sink is 12.9" Width X 10.23" height X 5" Deep. A water bottle is NOT included. Water jugs can be purchased in most grocery stores at a very low cost. Gross weight is 48 lbs. The cabinet is made of steel powder-coated white. Equipped with 4 casters at the bottom for easy movement. Two of the four casters are locking casters. Come with an Electric pump (110V) with an adaptor working voltage is 12V. If you don't have access to 110V power, you could use a proper-sized 12V lead acid battery to power this pump, current is 1A. The water flow rate is 1900ml per minute. At this speed, it's an adequate continuous trickle for hand washing or filling scientific instruments, but not a gushing jet. Considering limited water storage, it's desirable to keep this moderate flow rate. If you must have a high-pressure jet, contact us to procure a higher-powered pump. Please Caulk The Sink And Plumbing Edges To Avoid Water Leaks Into The Cabinet. Assembly video: https://youtu.be/AiGpRXPyj04. You can also search“10094 Mobile Sink Portable Hand Wash Station Sanitation Lab School Day Care Kids FixtureDisplays Instructions” on YouTube to locate the video. You can also download the video by following this link: http://www.fixturedisplays.com/video/10094.AVI
