Manual Fire Alarm Push Button Spamel PWP1 (1NO, 1NC) with Hammer Indicator LED Green/Red

The Spamel Manual Fire Alarm Push Button PWP1 is a surface-mounted activation device designed for manual triggering of fire alarm circuits. It features one normally open (1NO) and one normally closed (1NC) contact, a break-glass hammer mechanism for deliberate activation, and a dual LED indicator with green and red colors to show device status. The unit is suitable for integration into conventional fire detection and alarm systems in commercial and residential properties where an easily accessible manual call point is required.

Advantages

The push button combines a reliable mechanical break-glass hammer with electrical contacts that provide both normally open and normally closed outputs for flexible circuit integration. The dual-color LED indicator offers clear visual feedback—green for standby/normal condition and red for alarm/activated state—helping responders and building occupants quickly identify the device status. Its compact design and straightforward mounting make installation and servicing simple while maintaining compliance with typical fire alarm wiring practices.

Suitable for

• Manual activation points in fire alarm systems for office buildings and commercial premises
• Residential buildings or apartment blocks requiring accessible call points
• Areas where clear visual status indication of manual call points is needed
• Applications requiring both normally open and normally closed contacts for control or monitoring circuits

Key specifications

• Contact configuration: one normally open (1NO) and one normally closed (1NC)
• Activation mechanism: break-glass hammer
• Indicator: dual LED colors (green and red) for status signaling
• Mounting: surface-mounted manual call point design
• Intended use: manual triggering of fire alarm circuits and evacuation control

How to use

Mount the push button at an accessible height and connect the device to the building fire alarm circuit according to wiring diagrams and local electrical codes. Under normal conditions the green LED indicates standby; to activate the alarm, break the glass with the hammer mechanism or press the designated activation area according to the product's mechanical design. After activation, the red LED signals the alarm state. Resetting and replacement procedures should follow the system manufacturer's and local regulations to ensure proper restoration of the call point.

Usage recommendations

Position call points near exits and along evacuation routes for fast access, test the indicator LEDs and contacts during routine maintenance, and follow local fire safety regulations for placement, labelling, and periodic inspection to ensure reliable operation.