Safety Technology Int'l Inc 02013K Key Reset Switch

Product Description

The SAFETY TECHNOLOGY INT'L INC 02013K is a replacement key used to reset a pull station switch after activation. Pull station reset keys are a required service item on manual fire alarm pull stations, allowing authorized personnel to return the device to its armed, ready state following a pull event or test. The 02013K is sold as a single unit and is the correct OEM-style replacement key for compatible pull station assemblies. Fire alarm technicians and life-safety service pros keep these on hand to restore pull stations to service without replacing the entire device.

This key is suited for use in commercial and light-industrial fire alarm systems where manual pull stations are installed as part of a code-required life-safety network. Typical install scenarios include post-alarm reset service calls, routine testing cycles, and situations where the original key has been lost or damaged. The part ships as a single unit, making it a straightforward one-for-one service replacement.

Key Features

• OEM-style replacement key for pull station reset functions
• Sold individually as a single unit for precise quantity ordering
• Compact form factor sized for standard pull station keyways
• Allows authorized reset of manual pull stations after activation or test

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement key for compatible manual fire alarm pull station assemblies. Verify keyway compatibility with the installed pull station model before ordering.

Installation Notes

Reset and servicing of fire alarm pull stations should be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and local authority-having-jurisdiction requirements. Before resetting any pull station, confirm that the initiating condition has been investigated and cleared. Insert the key into the reset keyway and follow the manufacturer reset procedure for the installed pull station. Do not force the key if it does not seat smoothly, as this may indicate a keyway mismatch.