Mircom Technologies GL-007K Break Glass Rods 12-pack

Product Description

The MIRCOM TECHNOLOGIES GL-007K is a 12-pack of acrylic break glass rods designed for use with Series 700 manual pull station fire alarm devices. These rods serve as the breakable element in pull station assemblies, providing the frangible barrier that must be fractured to activate the alarm. Licensed fire alarm technicians and life safety contractors install and replace these rods as part of routine maintenance, post-activation resets, and system inspections. Keeping replacement rods on hand reduces system downtime after an alarm event and supports code-compliant restoration of pull station operability.

These acrylic rods are intended for use with MIRCOM Series 700 manual pull stations in commercial and institutional fire alarm systems. Typical installation environments include office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and multi-unit residential properties where Series 700 pull stations are deployed. Post-alarm reset requires replacing the spent rod to return the pull station to a ready state, making this 12-pack a practical stocking item for service contractors managing multiple sites.

Key Features

• Acrylic construction provides consistent, predictable breakage during pull station activation
• 12 rods per pack supports efficient stocking for multi-site service contractors
• Designed for Series 700 manual pull station assemblies
• Required replacement component after any pull station activation event
• Supports code-compliant pull station restoration following alarm reset

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement break glass rod for MIRCOM Series 700 manual pull station fire alarm devices.

Installation Notes

Break glass rod replacement is performed by licensed fire alarm technicians in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local fire codes. Before replacing the rod, notify the monitoring station and follow site-specific alarm impairment procedures to prevent false dispatch. No special tools are required for rod insertion, but always verify the pull station cover closes and latches securely after rod replacement. Confirm system restore and perform a functional test per the manufacturer service documentation before returning the device to service.