The Kidde 6831-2 is a K-270 Series non-coded, single action fire alarm pull station with a non-break glass element. Same station as the 6831-1, but uses a non-break glass rod instead of traditional breakable glass - no shattered glass to clean up after activation, no replacement rods to stock. Solid die-cast metal construction and less than 5 lbs of pull force keep it ADA-compliant out of the box.
Built for the commercial fire installer
Flush trim design fits a standard 4-inch North American square box with a single gang plaster cover (minimum depth 2-1/4"). Surface mounting is also supported via steel box (P-039250) or cast box (P-027193) for weatherproof enclosure applications. UL listed (S2318) and ULC listed (7150-1657:0111) for code-compliant installations across the US and Canada.
Key features
- Non-break glass activation: no glass shards during activation or testing, no replacement glass rods needed after each pull
- Less than 5 lb pull force: meets ADA accessibility requirements
- Die-cast metal construction: stands up to commercial, institutional, and industrial environments
- Flush or surface mount: flush into a standard 4" square box, or surface-mount with steel or cast enclosures
- UL and ULC listed: meets fire code in the US and Canada
- Fire alarm red finish with aluminum strips and "Pull in Case of Fire" marking
Mounting options
Flush installation uses a standard 4" square box (P-024900) with single gang plaster cover. Surface mount options include the steel surface box (P-039250) or cast surface box (P-027193) for weatherproof or exposed-run applications.
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