Federal Signal CP-BG-M-R-1-FFN-00-2 Break Glass Pull Station

Product Description

The Federal Signal Corporation CP-BG-M-R-1-FFN-00-2 is a break glass fire pull station with a flip cap and single-pole double-throw (SPDT) switching action. Designed for manual fire alarm initiation, this device requires a user to lift the protective flip cap and break the glass element to activate the alarm circuit. The SPDT contact configuration allows integration with a range of fire alarm control panels. This unit carries EN54 compliance, indicating conformance to European fire detection and alarm system standards. It is typically installed by licensed fire alarm technicians or electricians working on commercial or industrial life-safety systems.

This pull station is suited for commercial and industrial fire alarm applications where manual call points are required under EN54-certified system designs. The break glass actuation method provides a clear, tamper-evident indication that the device has been operated, making it appropriate for corridors, stairwells, exit routes, and other high-visibility locations in buildings subject to fire alarm codes. Installation is governed by the applicable local fire codes and the requirements of the fire alarm control panel to which it is connected.

Key Features

• Break glass actuation provides tamper-evident, one-time manual alarm initiation
• Flip cap protects the glass element from accidental activation
• SPDT contact output supports a wide range of fire alarm panel wiring configurations
• EN54 compliant for use in certified European-standard fire detection and alarm systems
• Sold as an individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style manual call point for use in EN54-compliant commercial and industrial fire alarm systems requiring break glass pull station initiation devices.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a qualified fire alarm technician or licensed electrician in accordance with local fire codes and the fire alarm control panel manufacturer's wiring guidelines. De-energize the alarm circuit before making any wiring connections to the device. Mount the unit at the code-required height, typically per NFPA 72 or the applicable local equivalent, and verify SPDT contact wiring matches the panel's zone input requirements before restoring power. Replacement glass elements should be sourced from the manufacturer to maintain EN54 compliance after activation.