Manual Call Point

Manual Call Point F-101S

A Manual Call Point is a device used in fire alarm systems to manually initiate a fire alarm signal.
It is typically located at strategic points throughout a building or facility, easily accessible to occupants in an emergency.
DSW offers a wide range of manual call points and call point alarms that can trigger fire alarms manually.

DSW F-100 Series Fire Pull Stations

The DSW F-100 Series fire manual call points are designed for manual fire reporting and offer an attractive and durable emergency solution.

Key Features:

• Trigger Mechanism: Pulling the station’s handle activates an internal switch that triggers the alarm detection circuit.
• Operation: The F-100 Series includes non-coded, single- or double-action devices that initiate an alarm when the handle is pulled.
• Resetting: To reset the pull station after activation, insert a 1/8” screwdriver into the front reset mechanism.
• Security: Once the handle is pulled, it remains open and cannot be reset without the screwdriver, ensuring proper notification of an emergency.

The F-100 Series is reliable for enhancing fire safety and ensuring prompt emergency reporting.

Visible and Accessible: The manual pull station is designed to be easily visible and accessible to occupants in an emergency. They are typically installed at strategic locations along escape routes or areas with fire hazards.
Push Button: Manual pull stations usually have a prominent push button.
Resettable: After the fire alarm Manual Call Point has been activated, it can usually be reset by authorized personnel or fire safety professionals.
Robust Construction: A fire pull station is built to withstand harsh environments and physical impact. They are often made of durable materials such as metal.
Visual Indication: Many Manual Call Points have visual indicators such as LED lights or indicators confirming activation.
Compatibility: The fire pull station is designed to be compatible with the overall fire alarm system. It is typically wired to the fire alarm control panel and integrated into the system to ensure seamless operation and communication.
Tamper Resistance: To prevent false activations or tampering, Manual Call Points often have protective covers or mechanisms that require intentional actions to activate the alarm.

Applications

Manual pull stations are essential for fire alarm systems that report emergencies immediately. Their applications include:

1. Commercial Buildings: Used in offices, retail spaces, and shopping malls to enable quick alerting of fire emergencies.
2. Industrial Facilities: Installed in factories and warehouses, quick action is critical to prevent extensive damage or injury.
3. Educational Institutions: These are found in schools and universities, and they allow staff and students to report fires or emergencies quickly.
4. Healthcare Facilities: Located in hospitals and clinics, ensuring that any fire threats are reported immediately to protect patients and staff.
5. Public Gatherings: Used in venues like theatres, stadiums, and concert halls to facilitate swift reporting of fire hazards.
6. Residential Complexes: Installed in apartment buildings or condominiums, providing residents with a reliable means to report emergencies.
7. Transportation Hubs: These are found in airports, train stations, and bus terminals to enhance safety for travellers and staff.
8. Hospitality Industry: Used in hotels and resorts to ensure guest safety and compliance with fire safety regulations.

By enabling immediate reporting, manual pull stations play a crucial role in fire safety, helping to minimize risks and ensure rapid response during emergencies.
These ever-reliable devices are powered by modern, world-class call point alarm technology.