🔥 Enhanced Fire Safety: Fire Lite Alarms BG-12L Dual Action Pull Station with Key Lock Review

Bought to replace a broken drawbar. replaced and it works perfectly. Easy connection to existing wiring. but if your system is addressable, it won't work with that.

I thought I couldn't get the clamps to turn, but I didn't put any pressure on the screw the whole time, and I used the wrong screwdriver but i got it

Bought for my preschool, California Fire Department. now required. Great product, looks and works as described, no complaints. Uncomplicated fast shipping, full 5 stars!

This is a great train station because firstly it is much easier to open than a regular BG-12 as it comes with a key instead of a hex lock. It is also very easy to join two pages together when they are separated. Be careful though as this traction station can easily break if you drop it and it is very easy to lose the key. Other than that, this train station is amazing. Check my link so I can pull it. [.]

This fire alarm model BG-12L opens and resets with a standard hex key so you don't have to worry about losing a special key that will never be found become when needed. The fire alarm stations in our apartment buildings were metal, 40 years old and all rusted and welded with rust. None of them have worked so far. Installing these new stations was very easy as the screws are in the same places as the old ones which we took out and threw away. It seems to be the default and it helps a lot. The…

The BG-12L is a keyed version of the regular BG-12 that uses an Allen key. That being said, this review applies to most other models. BG-12 is a pretty good traction station. All parts are plastic which makes it light weight but it seems that it breaks easily if accidentally bumped into. The dual-action linkage is smooth (ADA compliant) and activates with an audible clank. When activated, the traction station will display a yellow bar on top of the handle that reads "ACTIVATED" and is visible…