Leo Lebovits of M&D Door & Hardware sent me this Wordless Wednesday photo taken in an assembly occupancy. I’m not an expert on pull stations, but this just doesn’t look right to me…
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Leo Lebovits of M&D Door & Hardware sent me this Wordless Wednesday photo taken in an assembly occupancy. I’m not an expert on pull stations, but this just doesn’t look right to me…
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The fire marshal must have required a double action manual pull!!!
So the fix
Looks like got pulled once to often and instead of doing a legal fix, they made one up
Looks like a GC fix the strap looks like it was snipped from a HM WSA.
I’m just curious…Who are we protecting when do we not mention the location of egregious safety violations such as this?
Um…probably me. 🙂
The person who sees the problem really should be the one to address the problem on-site.
– Lori
Fair enough Lori, and I agree.
At least it’s plastic and not steel!
Oh, this model just includes heat detection; after the strap melts you can activate it.
😉
STI offers various models of code compliant protectors to deter malicious or accidental pull station activation.
Jonathan, like your thinking. Using the strap as a fuseable Link.
guess instructions say, ” In case of fire, remove phillip head screws located on each side of box at end of strap, securing the pull lever, remove strap and pull lever.” then run like hell