FIRE ALARM PULL STATION - FIRE ALARM

FIRE ALARM PULL STATION – SAMPLE PHYSICAL SECURITY POLICY.

Fire Alarm Pull Station

fire alarm pull station

Manual fire alarm activation is done by using a pull station or call point.

Old Station #4 Main St. High Point, NC

I don’t know why, I always have admired this old fire house. See history below:

High Point’s fourth fire station was
completed in March 1925 by J. O. Conner. The $9,750 building was built to protect Emerywood, a new subdivision, and the soon-to-be-annexed village of Mechanicsville.

On April 1, 1950, the station made national headlines when it caught fire that morning. Personnel were trapped on the second floor and telephoned the dispatcher.

Only when a nearby alarm box was pulled did the dispatcher realize that the call was not a prank.

Station 4 was relocated to 213 Fisher Avenue in late 1985. The building was privately purchased and the structure was designated a county historical property in 1986.

The two-story, 2,388 square-foot former firehouse is presently a beauty salon.

Our Mock-up Fire alarm Display

Pull that pull station and this thing will go into alarm!!!!!