Call Point Test Keys - Pack of 10

This listing is for a 10 pack of Howsehold mixed call point test keys. These keys are designed to ...

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This guide is for users who need to test fire alarm call points quickly and safely. The key benefit is the ability to test a variety of call points without breaking the glass, saving time and resources. Note that these keys are designed for testing purposes only and should not be used in an actual fire emergency. This guide covers setup, usage, compatibility, and troubleshooting for the Call Point Test Keys - Pack of 10.

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What brands of call points are these keys compatible with?

These keys are compatible with KAC, Fulleon, Menvier, Gent, Apollo, Fike, STI, Howler, and CQR brands.

How do I use the call point test key?

Insert the key into the designated slot on the call point, and follow the manufacturer's instructions to initiate a test.

Can these keys be used in an emergency?

No, these keys are designed for testing purposes only and should not be used in an actual fire emergency.

How many keys are in a pack?

There are 10 keys in a pack.

How should I store the keys?

Store the keys in a dry place. Keep them clean and inspect them regularly.

What if the key doesn't fit the call point?

Double-check the brand compatibility. If the key still doesn't fit, verify the model of the call point.

What should I do if the test doesn't trigger the alarm?

Ensure the key is inserted correctly and that the call point is powered on. If the issue persists, the call point may be faulty and require professional inspection.

Troubleshooting

Key doesn't fit the call point.

Double-check the brand compatibility to ensure the correct key is being used. If the key still doesn't fit, verify the model of the call point.

Call point test does not trigger the alarm.

Ensure the key is inserted correctly and that the call point is powered on. If the issue persists, the call point may be faulty and require professional inspection.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Saves time during fire alarm testing.
  • Compatible with many different call point brands.
  • Reduces the cost of replacing broken glass.
  • Simple and easy to use.
  • Durable and long-lasting.

Cons

  • Limited to testing; not for actual fire emergencies.
  • Requires knowing the specific call point brand for optimal use.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Compatibility: Ensure the key is compatible with the call point you are testing. Refer to the list of compatible brands: KAC, Fulleon, Menvier, Gent, Apollo, Fike, STI, Howler, and CQR.
  2. Usage: Insert the key into the designated slot on the call point. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for initiating a test. The specific method will vary depending on the call point.
  3. Care:
  • Store the keys in a dry place.
  • Clean the keys with a soft, dry cloth as needed.
  • Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.
  • Inspect keys regularly for damage.

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