Manual Fire Alarm Station

A Manual Fire Alarm Station is a device used to manually activate a fire alarm system in case of a fire emergency. It is typically installed in strategic locations throughout a building, such as near exits or in common areas, to ensure easy access for occupants to activate the alarm.

The Manual Fire Alarm Station is designed to be easily identifiable and simple to operate. It usually consists of a pull station or a push button that, when activated, sends a signal to the fire alarm control panel, triggering the alarm system. The station may also include visual indicators, such as LED lights or a glass breakage element, to provide visual confirmation that the alarm has been activated.

These devices are an essential component of fire safety systems, as they allow individuals to quickly and effectively notify others of a fire emergency, enabling prompt evacuation and response from emergency personnel.

In the supply class Miscellaneous Alarm, Signal, And Security Detection Systems, Manual Fire Alarm Stations are categorized as a specific type of alarm device used for fire detection and notification. They are part of the larger supply group Alarm, Signal And Security Detection Systems, which includes various types of alarm systems and detection devices used for security, safety, and emergency purposes.