STI™ (Safety Technology International Inc.) Stopper II® clear polycarbonate cover for surface mounted manual pull stations. The kit includes a frame with a spacer on which the cover will be mounted, a cover equipped with a warning horn, screws, and anchors. This cover model was designed for indoor use only. All labeling on the cover is in French. The Stopper II® cover is connected to the frame by a stainless steel cable. It is also equipped with a self-contained alarm which emits a piercing 95 or 105 decibels (dB) warning horn sounds powered by a 9-Volt battery.
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This Stopper II model is specifically designed for manual fire alarm stations that are surface-mounted (projecting from the wall). It includes a deep spacer box to accommodate the thickness of the station. In addition to providing physical protection against impacts, it deters false alarms with a local siren that triggers as soon as the cover is lifted.
This cover is UL listed hence the equipment and its installation meets Canadian standards. It is also FM approved; the Factory Mutual Approvals is a group offering testing and certification services on products for commercial and industrial use. This piece of equipment is ideal for fire safety in public locations such as schools, hospitals, mills, etc.
STI™ product code: STI-1130/FRE
Stopper II® covers protect manual pull stations from impacts and help prevent false fire alarms without restricting legitimate alarms. The cover can easily be lifted and is connected to the frame by a metal cable. It was designed for indoors use only. Such an accessory requires a double action to trigger a fire alarm compared to a simple pull station which requires one sole move.
All labeling on the cover are in French, however, the instructions provided in the package are only available in English (PDF version available for download).
External dimensions:
Length 7.125 in x Height 10 in x Depth 5.5 in
(Length 18.1 cm x Height 25.4 cm x Depth 14 cm)
Inner dimensions:
Length 5.5 in x Height 6 in x Depth 5.5 in
(Length 14 cm x Height 15.24 cm x Depth 14 cm)
Polycarbonate thickness: 0.095 in (2.4 mm)
This cover fits most pull station models, mainly surface mounted ones.
Covers with English labeling are also available when permitted by local regulations (see item ECSTI1130).
Polycarbonate is a clear low flammability material highly resistant to impacts which features impressive mechanical and thermal properties, hence its use in so many fields. It is commonly used to manufacture safety eyewear, protective faceshield, law enforcement shield, optical lenses, thermal imaging and so many other vandal-proof items. The polycarbonate used for the fabrication of Stopper II® covers is UV-stabilized against degradation caused by the sun.
This model is essential for buildings where wiring and electrical boxes are not recessed into the walls:
Surface Adapter Included: Comes with a deep mounting frame (spacer) that allows it to fully enclose surface-mounted pull stations without interfering with their operation.
Powerful Sound Deterrent: A local siren (95–105 dB) sounds immediately upon opening the cover, alerting staff to tampering before the building's general alarm is even pulled.
High-Impact Polycarbonate: Virtually indestructible, it protects against vandalism, accidental impacts (carts, sports balls), and premature wear.
Linguistic Compliance: Features French silk-screened instructions compliant with Quebec requirements: “En cas de feu, soulever le couvercle et tirer la station.”
Durable Transparency: The polycarbonate is UV-stabilized to prevent yellowing over time, ensuring the alarm station remains clearly visible.
Mounting Type: Surface mount (protruding).
Material: Ultra-rugged clear polycarbonate.
Local Alarm: Integrated piezoelectric siren.
Power Source: 9V battery included (powers the local siren only).
Dimensions: Increased depth to fit standard surface-mount backboxes.
Certifications: UL/cUL Listed.
Ideal for industrial buildings, warehouses, or renovations where alarm stations are surface-mounted:
Factories & Warehouses: Where machinery or forklifts could strike a protruding station.
Garages & Parking Structures: To protect against impacts and limit false alarms in less supervised areas.
Schools & Youth Centers: To discourage pranksters and vandals.
Heritage Buildings: Where electrical installations are often exposed and surface-mounted.
The surface-mount model includes a deeper frame (spacer). If you attempt to install a flush-mount model on a protruding station, the cover will not be able to close.
No. The 9V battery is used exclusively to operate the Stopper cover’s internal siren. The fire alarm station itself remains powered by the building’s central fire alarm panel.
Installation: Ensure the cover can open fully without being blocked by nearby pipes or obstacles, so as not to delay access during a fire.
Maintenance: The 9V battery should be replaced annually or as soon as a low-battery signal (chirp) is heard.
Visibility: Although the cover is transparent, ensure the manual station remains clear of any lateral obstructions to maintain a 180-degree view.
Some basic practices should be adopted to maintain manual pull station covers. It is thus recommended to wash the cover with lukewarm water and a gentle soap; be aware that if one lifts the cover while cleaning, the alarm will go on until the cover is snapped back into place. The manufacturer strongly advises not to use steel pads since they scratch any surface they touch which will temper with the legibility of the label. It also is not recommended to use harsh soaps on the cover since polycarbonate doesn’t mix well at all with a wide array of acids and other chemical compounds. Indeed, these products will make your cover kind of melt. If the cover surface isn’t soft to the touch and bubbles appear, the cover has been corrupted and must be replaced.
As for its life service, the manufacturer asserts that his Stopper II® covers are durable; some have been in service for almost 20 years. Of course, the warning horn and battery should be inspected every 6 months to make sure they function, and the 9-Volt battery should be replaced yearly if need be.
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