Honeywell Home Intrusion SG-GR Break Glass Rods 12 Pack

Product Description

The HONEYWELL HOME INTRUSION SG-GR is a pack of 12 break glass replacement rods designed for use with break glass call point stations in fire alarm and life safety systems. These rods serve as the replaceable element that shatters when a manual pull station is activated, confirming that the device was physically operated. After activation or testing, the spent rod must be replaced to restore the call point to service-ready condition. Installation and replacement are performed by fire alarm technicians and licensed security or life safety system contractors.

These replacement rods are used in commercial and residential fire alarm installations wherever compatible break glass call points are deployed. A common scenario is routine maintenance following a fire drill, a system test, or an actual alarm event where the glass rod was broken. Keeping a supply of SG-GR rods on hand minimizes system downtime and keeps manual pull stations inspection-ready. Each pack contains 12 individual rods, providing enough stock for multiple service calls.

Key Features

• Pack of 12 rods for multiple replacements per service visit
• Designed to restore break glass call points to service-ready status after activation
• Confirms physical operation of the manual station when broken
• Compact form factor for easy carrying in a technician tool bag
• Categorized as a fire accessory for use in life safety system maintenance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement rod for compatible break glass call point stations used in fire alarm and life safety systems.

Installation Notes

Replacement of break glass rods should be performed by a qualified fire alarm or life safety technician in accordance with local fire codes and the authority having jurisdiction. Before replacing the rod, confirm the call point station has been reset and the panel is in a non-alarm state. Follow the manufacturer instructions for the specific call point housing to seat the rod correctly. Always inspect the call point cover and housing for damage before returning the device to service.