The problem with separate products
Walk up to a typical commercial vehicle and try to find the safety and hygiene equipment. The first aid kit is wedged behind the driver's seat. The soap bottle sits loose in a side compartment. Paper towels are in a plastic bag somewhere in the back. The eyewash station is missing entirely because nobody remembered to order a replacement after the last one expired.
This is the reality in most commercial vehicle fleets. Safety and hygiene equipment is purchased from different suppliers, mounted in different ways and managed on different schedules. Each product has its own reorder cycle, its own expiration date and its own storage requirements. Keeping track of all of it across a fleet of any size is a persistent administrative burden.
The result is inconsistency. Some vehicles are fully equipped. Others have gaps. Expired items go unnoticed for months. When an inspector opens the door, or when a worker actually needs first aid supplies, the shortcomings become visible. By then, it is too late to fix them without consequence.
What HYSAVER includes
The HYSAVER unit brings four essential components together in a single, wall-mounted enclosure designed specifically for commercial vehicles.
The first component is a DIN 13164-certified first aid kit. It is pre-stocked with all required items: adhesive plasters, sterile wound dressings, bandages, disposable gloves, scissors, antiseptic wipes, triangular bandage, medical tape and burn gel sachets. The kit is designed for tool-free replacement, so restocking after use takes seconds rather than minutes.
The second component is an eyewash station containing 250 ml of sterile saline solution with a 36-month shelf life. The ergonomic eye cup allows for immediate flushing in the event of chemical splash or particulate exposure. For workers in cleaning, maintenance, pest control or construction, this is not optional equipment. It is a regulatory expectation.
The third component is a soap dispenser loaded with a 1000 ml bottle that delivers approximately 1000 doses. It operates with one hand, which matters when the other hand is dirty or occupied. Refill bottles drop in without tools.
The fourth component is a paper towel dispenser holding Z-fold towels, approximately 200 sheets per refill. Combined with the soap dispenser, it provides a complete hand-cleaning station inside the vehicle.
All four components are housed in a single unit measuring 40 x 60 x 25 cm and weighing approximately 8 kg when fully loaded. The unit is compact enough to fit standard vehicle racking without compromising cargo space.
Built for vehicle outfitters and fleet managers
For vehicle outfitters, the HYSAVER unit simplifies the installation process. Instead of sourcing, positioning and mounting four separate products, there is a single installation point. The unit attaches to standard vehicle racking or walls using a mounting bracket with M6 stainless steel bolts. Installation takes 5 to 10 minutes per vehicle.
This consistency matters when outfitting multiple vehicles. Every vehicle gets the same unit in the same position, which reduces planning time, eliminates guesswork and means fewer SKUs to manage in inventory.
For fleet managers, the benefits are operational. One supplier replaces three or four. One reorder process covers all safety and hygiene consumables. One inspection point per vehicle replaces the need to check four separate locations for four separate products.
When a fleet standardises on HYSAVER, vehicle inspections become faster and more reliable. The unit is mounted in a fixed, visible position, so there is no searching through compartments or lifting cargo. Everything is where it should be, and its condition is verifiable at a glance. Read more about why standardisation matters for fleet safety.
Compliance covered
Regulatory compliance for commercial vehicles in Belgium and the broader EU involves several overlapping requirements. The HYSAVER unit addresses the most important ones in a single installation.
First aid provision is covered by the DIN 13164-certified kit, which is the accepted standard across Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and Luxembourg. Eyewash requirements under the Belgian Codex over het welzijn op het werk are met by the integrated sterile saline station. Basic hygiene obligations, specifically the ability for workers to clean their hands, are addressed by the soap and paper towel dispensers.
Because all four components are in a fixed, visible position, the unit also satisfies the requirement that safety equipment be accessible and identifiable. Workers know where it is. Inspectors can verify it immediately. There is no ambiguity.
The HYSAVER unit has a designed lifespan of 10 years and comes with a 2-year warranty. Consumable components, including the first aid kit, eyewash solution, soap and paper towels, are available individually at store.hysaver.com for straightforward replenishment.
For regulatory detail, see our guides on DIN 13164, eyewash requirements and Belgian workplace safety compliance.
How to get started
The HYSAVER unit is available for individual vehicles or full fleet rollouts. Visit store.hysaver.com to order the complete unit or individual replacement components such as first aid refills, eyewash cartridges, soap bottles and paper towel packs.
For more information about the product, specifications and installation guidance, visit hysaver.com.
For fleet-specific pricing, volume orders or questions about integrating HYSAVER into your vehicle outfitting process, use the contact form below. We work directly with fleet managers and vehicle outfitters to ensure a smooth rollout across any number of vehicles.
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