• Pressure-activated displacement elements provide a safe user experience
• Integral indicator to show polling and alarm activation
• Resettable with the simple key operation
• Reset able with Key.

Conventional Manual Call Point (MCP) pressure-activated displacement elements provide a safe user experience. Integral indicator to show polling and alarm activation, Resettable with the simple key operation. Monitors for quiescent alarm & fault conditions, Suitable for indoor use.

Manual call point is an essential part of fire safety protocols, providing a direct means for individuals to initiate emergency alerts when they detect a fire but are unable to use other detection methods. They are designed to be easily operable, even under stress, and are often integrated with other fire safety systems, such as sprinklers or emergency lighting, to enhance overall safety.

• User-Friendly Operation: Designed for ease of use, allowing occupants to manually activate the fire alarm by breaking the glass or pulling a lever in case of an emergency.
• Durable Construction: Made from robust materials such as plastic or metal to withstand physical impacts, tampering, and environmental conditions.
• Glass or Plastic Breakable Panel: Features a breakable glass or plastic panel that must be shattered to activate the alarm, providing a clear indication of alarm initiation.
• Integrated Alarm Activation: Connects to the building’s fire alarm system, triggering a loud alarm and notifying emergency services and occupants of the fire.
• Visible Indicator: Often includes a visual indicator, such as a bright red casing or LED light, to enhance visibility and ensure it is easily locatable during emergencies.
• Tamper-Resistant Design: Equipped with tamper-proof screws or locks to prevent unauthorized access and ensure that the call point remains secure and functional.
• Maintenance-Friendly: Designed for easy maintenance, with accessible components for testing, cleaning, and replacing the breakable panel as needed.
• Compliance with Standards: Meets or exceeds industry standards and regulations for manual call points, ensuring effectiveness and legal compliance in fire safety systems.
• Testing Functionality: Includes test buttons or procedures to verify that the call point is functioning correctly and is integrated with the fire alarm system.
• Compatibility: Manual call point Can be integrated with various fire alarm systems and components, including conventional and addressable fire panels, to provide a comprehensive fire safety solution.
• Weather-Resistant: Some models are designed to be weather-resistant for outdoor installations or areas exposed to harsh environmental conditions.
• Emergency Instructions: Often includes clear, easy-to-read instructions on how to activate the alarm and what steps to take following activation, ensuring users can respond effectively in an emergency.
• Accessibility: Installed at accessible heights and locations to ensure that all building occupants can easily reach and use the call point in an emergency.