Pressurize air to inflate tires, power impact wrenches, operate sprinkler systems, and more

Replace the cover on your fire sprinkler head for a clean look; also known as escutcheons

Discourage theft and vandalism by sounding an alarm if anyone moves your fire extinguisher

Secure fire extinguishers to walls or inside vehicles

Control access to fire extinguishers, guarding against theft and vandalism

Protect fire extinguishers from dust and dirt

Store fire extinguishers on jobsites where permanent mounting isn't an option

Fight different kinds of fires, from wood and gas to grease and electrical

Fight fires in areas around your facility that city-installed hydrants don’t reach

Open and close water supply valves for fire systems buried underground or in a wall

Keep ready-to-use replacement sprinkler heads handy

Protect fire sprinkler heads from damage and tampering

Prevent water from spraying without shutting down your entire fire sprinkler system

Replace the heads in your fire sprinkler system

Hang throughout facilities to convey information

Secure hasps, latches, and other connections to visibly indicate tampering