STI-6516 Mini Pull Station Cover

Product Description

The SAFETY TECHNOLOGY INT'L INC STI-6516 is a mini pull station cover designed to protect manual fire alarm pull stations from accidental activation, vandalism, and environmental exposure. Commonly called a Bopper Stopper, this cover fits over standard mini pull stations and sounds a local alert when lifted or disturbed, helping to deter unauthorized use. It is a single-unit accessory installed by licensed fire alarm technicians, electricians, and qualified maintenance personnel in facilities where pull station protection is required.

This cover is used in commercial, institutional, and light industrial settings where manual pull stations are mounted in high-traffic or high-risk areas. Typical installations include schools, hospitals, hotels, warehouses, and office buildings. The STI-6516 mini format is sized for smaller pull station footprints. It is appropriate wherever local code or facility policy requires pull station protection without obstructing legitimate emergency access.

Key Features

• Protects mini pull stations from accidental and malicious activation
• Designed for high-traffic areas where unauthorized pull station use is a concern
• Single-unit quantity per package for straightforward inventory and installation
• Compact mini profile fits smaller pull station form factors

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective cover for mini-format manual fire alarm pull stations in commercial and institutional fire alarm systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or qualified electrician in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local codes. Confirm the pull station remains fully operable and accessible for emergency use after the cover is mounted. Do not install any cover that impedes or delays legitimate activation of the pull station during an emergency. Verify the cover mounting hardware is secure and the local sounder, if present, functions correctly before returning the system to service.