MRM-710MPU
Is a Secutron fire alarm manual pull station that is dual-action, key-resettable, and has a permanently attached intelligent addressable module for fire reporting. It is constructed from die-cast metal and has a red enamel finish, is designed to meet the ADA 5-lb manual force requirement, and uses the MP protocol for communication
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Description
Is a Secutron fire alarm manual pull station that is dual-action, key-resettable, and has a permanently attached intelligent addressable module for fire reporting. It is constructed from die-cast metal and has a red enamel finish, is designed to meet the ADA 5-lb manual force requirement, and uses the MP protocol for communication
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