Safety Technology Int'l Inc SS2439EX-EN Blue Stopper Station

Product Description

The Safety Technology Int'l Inc SS2439EX-EN is a blue stopper station designed as an emergency cover for exit devices and push buttons. This unit pairs with the STI-13010 cover and serves as a visual and physical deterrent against accidental or unauthorized activation of emergency exit hardware. It is typically installed in commercial and institutional buildings where controlled egress is required. Electricians and door hardware technicians install this type of station as part of a compliant emergency egress or access control system. The blue color provides a clear visual indicator distinguishing emergency or restricted-use devices from standard hardware.

This stopper station is suited for commercial, institutional, and industrial environments where exit devices and push buttons require protection from unintended use. Typical applications include schools, healthcare facilities, warehouses, and office buildings. It is designed for use with the STI-13010 cover, providing an added layer of protection over panic hardware, emergency push buttons, and similar egress control devices. The unit is sold individually and is appropriate for both new installations and retrofit applications on existing exit hardware.

Key Features

• Blue housing provides a clear visual indicator for emergency or restricted-use exit hardware
• Designed to cover and protect exit devices and push buttons from accidental activation
• Compatible with STI-13010 cover for integrated protection
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward replacement or new installation
• Suited for commercial, institutional, and industrial egress control applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with the STI-13010 cover. Intended for exit devices and push button applications in the EXIT DEVICES and PUSH BUTTONS product category. Confirm fitment with existing hardware before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified door hardware technician. Disconnect power to any electrified exit hardware before beginning work. Follow applicable local building codes and NFPA 101 Life Safety Code requirements governing emergency egress devices. Do not obstruct required egress paths or override fire-rated door hardware during installation.