Safety Technology Int'l Inc STI-9602 Steel Web Stopper Cover

Product Description

The Safety Technology Int'l Inc STI-9602 is a steel web stopper surface mounted cover designed to protect fire and life safety devices from accidental or intentional damage. Constructed from steel, this protective cage mounts directly to a surface over an existing device, forming a rigid barrier that deters tampering while keeping the protected device accessible for authorized use. It falls within the fire protective cage product category and is typically installed by fire protection contractors, electricians, or facilities maintenance technicians in commercial and institutional settings.

Surface mounted protective covers like the STI-9602 are used in environments where fire alarm pull stations, sprinkler heads, or similar life safety equipment are at risk of vandalism or accidental activation. Common installation locations include schools, warehouses, gymnasiums, correctional facilities, and industrial plants where exposed devices face physical contact or deliberate interference. The steel web construction allows audible alarm signals and sprinkler discharge to pass through without obstruction.

Key Features

• Steel web construction provides durable physical protection without blocking device function
• Surface mounted design installs directly over existing devices without major modification
• Designed for fire protective cage applications in commercial and institutional environments
• Sold as a single unit per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface mounted protective cover for fire and life safety devices in fire protective cage applications. Refer to STI documentation to confirm fitment with specific devices prior to installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed fire protection contractors or qualified electricians. Power down or disable the protected alarm circuit before working on or around connected devices, following the authority having jurisdiction requirements. Secure all mounting hardware fully before returning the system to service. Verify that the installed cover does not impede the operational function of the protected device as required by NFPA 72 or the applicable local fire code.