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The SAFETY TECHNOLOGY INT'L INC STI-13200NY is a universal stopper cover designed to protect manual pull stations from accidental or unauthorized activation. Finished in yellow for high visibility, this surface-mount enclosure fits over existing pull station devices and does not include an integrated horn. When the cover is disturbed or lifted, it signals that the pull station has been accessed, providing a deterrent against nuisance alarms. Fire alarm technicians and life safety contractors install this cover in commercial, industrial, and institutional settings where pull station protection is required.
The STI-13200NY is suited for surface-mount installation over standard manual pull stations in commercial buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and industrial environments. The yellow finish provides a visible indication of the protective cover and helps distinguish it from standard pull station hardware. Because this model does not include a horn, it is used in applications where an audible alert is not required or where a separate notification appliance is already in place.
Designed as a universal surface-mount protective cover for standard manual pull stations in commercial and institutional fire alarm systems. Confirm dimensional fit against the installed pull station before ordering.
Installation is typically performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or life safety contractor in accordance with local fire codes and NFPA 72 requirements. Ensure the pull station is not in an active alarm state before mounting the cover. No special tools are required for standard surface-mount attachment, but verify the cover is secured and does not interfere with pull station operation. Inspect the installation after mounting to confirm the pull station remains fully functional and accessible per code.
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