Safety Technology Intl SS2229ZA-ZL Illuminated Pull Station

Product Description

The Safety Technology Intl SS2229ZA-ZL is a yellow illuminated stopper pull station designed for fire alarm and emergency notification systems. This unit provides a highly visible, manually activated signaling point that alerts occupants and triggers connected alarm circuits when pulled. The illuminated housing allows for quick identification in low-light conditions, a critical factor in emergency egress scenarios. It is sold individually and is typically installed by licensed fire alarm or low-voltage electrical contractors as part of a compliant life-safety system.

The SS2229ZA-ZL is suited for commercial and light industrial environments where manual pull stations are required by code. Its yellow illuminated design makes it appropriate for applications demanding high visibility at alarm activation points, such as corridors, stairwells, and exit routes. Installation is performed as part of a broader fire alarm panel network, and the unit is sized for standard single-gang or dedicated pull-station rough-in conditions depending on the mounting configuration used.

Key Features

• Yellow illuminated housing for high-visibility identification in low-light conditions
• Stopper-style manual pull activation for intuitive emergency operation
• Sold as an individual unit, quantity of one per order
• Designed for integration into fire alarm and emergency notification circuit wiring

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation pull station for use in commercial and light industrial fire alarm systems requiring a manual initiating device.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or low-voltage electrical contractor in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local codes. De-energize the fire alarm circuit before making any wiring connections to the device. Mount the unit at the code-required height above finished floor as specified by the authority having jurisdiction. Verify proper circuit supervision and panel compatibility before returning the system to service.