Additional Fire Solutions Stopper® II Protective Cover


SF-1100 • Protective polycarbonate cover helps prevent false fire alarms without restricting legitimate alarms • Alarm located in cover is activated when unit is opened a fraction of an inch, drawing attention in a hurry!


• Lifetime guarantee against breakage of polycarbonate housing, one year guarantee on electronics (models with horn, etc.)


• Horn has two selectable with a switch volume options: 95dB or 105dB • 9-volt battery operated alarm, located in cover (battery included) • Designed for use over flush mounted pull stations • Cover is UV-stabilized • UL/cUL Listed for use with standard fire labeling and custom labeling when protecting non-fire units • Polycarbonate tested to -40° F to 120° F (-40° C to 49° C) • Ideal for public buildings, schools, universities, hospitals, nursing homes, day cares, government offices, etc. • Available in red, blue, green or yellow (red shown) • Models available: SF-1100: Cover with horn for flush mount applications (shown) SF-1130: Cover with horn for surface mount applications (shown) SF-1200: Cover with no horn for flush mount applications SF-1230: Cover with no horn for surface mount applications


• Weather models: SF-1150: Cover with horn and gaskets for flush mount applications SF-1155: Cover with horn and gaskets for surface mount applications SF-1200AHTR: NEMA 3R heated cover SF-1250: Cover with no horn and gaskets for flush mount applications SF-3150: Cover with no horn and gaskets for surface mount applications


ADA Universal® Stopper


SF-13020FR • Flush mounted protective cover with horn, fire label • Low profile – less than 4 inches • Accommodates dual action pull stations • ADA Compliant, NEMA 3R Pending SF-13220FR • Same as SF-13020FR, Surface mount SF-13420FR • Enclosed backbox, sealed mounting plate, with horn, fire label • NEMA 3R and NEMA 4X Pending


• Many other models available


Heated Polycarbonate Enclosure SF-7510AHTR • Enclosed deep backbox, key lock SF-7510FHTR • Enclosed backbox, key lock SF-7511AHTR • Enclosed deep backbox, thumb lock SF-7511FHTR • Enclosed backbox, thumb lock


• Heated cover helps protect devices from severe environments • Offers 3 thermostats (control, over temp, low temp) • Radiant heat plate prevents LCD displays from freezing


Beam Smoke Detector Accessories BK-BEAMMMK


• Multi-mount kit for BK-BEAM1224(S), allows the detector to mount on wall, ceiling and various angles BK-BEAMSMK


• Allows for surface mounting of the BK-BEAM1224(S), must be used when BK-BEAMMMK is used BK-BEAMLRK


• Long range kit for BK-BEAM1224(S), increases beam detector range up to 328'


Steel Web Stopper® SF-9601


Protective Cover


• Helps protect smoke detectors from vandalism and accidental damage


• Web-like octagon shape of 9-gauge coated steel wire makes them extremely difficult to break


• Lifetime guarantee against breakage in normal use • Simple removal for servicing detector • Stainless steel versions also available


• 3 models available for flush mount: SF-9601, SF-9604, SF-9609


• 3 models available for surface mount: SF-9602, SF-9605, SF-9610


Multi-Voltage Relays BK-PR1 BK-PR2 BK-PR3 • Epoxy encapsulated SPDT relays with an activation LED BK-EOLR1 • End of line epoxy encapsulated SPDT relay


• High current switching applications, such as fan & damper assembly control, door control, air handling unit controls and more


• Easy & flexible installation • Reliable & robust design


Multi-Voltage Relays BK-R10T/R20T • Single track mount relays, SPDT/DPDT BK-R14T/R24T • 4-gang track mount relays, SPDT/DPDT BK-R10E/R20E • Single steel enclosure relays, SPDT/DPDT BK-R14E/R24E • 4-gang steel enclosure relays, SPDT/DPDT


Series Loop Test/Maintenance Module


BK-2WMOD2 • For i3 Series detectors


• Enables remote maintenance signal on 2-wire detectors to work on 4-wire outputs


• Provides Style D initiating circuit • Enables EZ walk test


For Orders, Call: 1-800-233-6261 | For Systems Sales And Support, Call 1-800-234-7971 | www.adiglobal.com/us


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