Break Glass Hammer - FSSS Ltd - BGHCC


This guide is for landlords, security personnel, and anyone responsible for fire safety. The FSSS Ltd BGHCC Break Glass Hammer provides rapid access to emergency equipment during critical situations. While it includes a convenient self-adhesive hook for immediate mounting, users should ensure the mounting surface is clean and dry for optimal adhesion.
| Model Part Number | BGHCC |
|---|---|
| Brand | FSSS Ltd |
Its primary use is for quickly breaking glass on emergency call points, key boxes, or panic bolts to gain access to essential safety equipment or activate alarms.
It comes with a self-adhesive hook that can be applied to a clean, flat surface.
The chain is typically attached to the hammer and designed to keep it tethered to its mounting point; it is not designed for easy removal.
It is designed for standard safety glass found on call points and boxes. It may not be effective on laminated or reinforced glass.
Yes, plenty of stock is available, and orders placed before 2:00 PM are typically shipped the same day.
It provides a quick and reliable method for landlords to access emergency equipment or keys in their properties, enhancing security and safety management.
Regularly check for damage and ensure the hook is securely attached. Clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth.
Ensure the mounting surface is completely clean, dry, and smooth. Press the hook firmly for an extended period. Consider using a stronger adhesive if the surface is problematic.
Gently untangle the chain. Store the hammer in a way that minimizes chain movement if possible.
Inspect the hammer head and handle for cracks or breaks. If damaged, replace the unit immediately to ensure reliability in an emergency.
Setup:
Compatibility:
This hammer is designed for use with standard break glass call points, key boxes, and panic bolts. It is not intended for use on reinforced or laminated glass.
Care:
Periodically check the hammer and its chain for damage. Ensure the self-adhesive hook remains securely attached. Clean the hammer with a dry or slightly damp cloth if necessary; avoid abrasive cleaners.