Faraday 10508A Category : FaradayThis coded pull station does the code 7-5-3. It has an extra set of annunciator leads in the back that,...
Faraday 241M Category : FaradayIt’s pretty difficult to tell if this pull station has been activated.
Faraday 2700-E Category : FaradayThis strobe is almost Siemens/Cerberus Pyrotronics/Faraday’s version of the Wheelock RSS-24MCW.
Faraday 2705-Z Category : FaradayThis strobe’s body is made out of metal, unlike most other remote strobes, but that’s probably because this strobe was...
Faraday 2884 Category : FaradayThis alarm is capable of producing a vibrating bell, hi-lo, chime, single stroke bell, steady horn, temporal horn, siren, or...
Faraday 401140 Category : FaradayI use this to control my mini system. I have wired this up in such a way that the system...
Faraday 5940 Category : FaradayYou can see straight through the grille on this horn to the metal plate on the mechanism.
Faraday 6120 Category : FaradayThe model number on this strobe is actually 5512. This is essentially a Simplex 2901-9838 with a strobe.
Faraday 6180 Category : FaradayThe cover of this alarm is made out of something not ordinary, almost like wood.
Faraday 6234 Category : FaradayThis alarm uses an electromechanical horn. It is the same horn found on the Simplex 2901-9838.
Faraday 6234-E Category : FaradayI believe the “E” appendage on the end of the model number means it is a sync-strobe.
Faraday F1GG Category : FaradayThis pull station is also known by its nickname, the “Chevron.” This particular pull is close in appearance to the...
Faraday F1GGT Category : FaradayThis pull station is also known as the “Chevron.” It is close in appearance to the Siemens MS1-B6F.
