BG-10 Pull Station

The BG-10 was a pull station originally produced by Fire-Lite, and was rebranded by several companies.

History:
The BG-10 was first known to be produced around the mid 1980's, reportedly made by System Sensor. They were discontinued in 1999, in favor of the BG-12.

Issues:
The BG-10 is very prone to breaking itself when it's overtightened. Pretty much breaking itself, and making it hard to close after resetting it. The BG-10's also bad buttons.

In April 2013, the BG-10's we're recalled due to the bad hex screws and bad buttons they had.

The BG-10's are extremely easy to activate accidentally.

Various Models:
BG-10L: The BG-10L is pretty much the same, but it uses a key lock instead of a hex screw.

BG-10LA: Same as the BG-10L, but with an auxiliary N.O. switch to provide annunciator contacts.

BG-10WP: The weather proof model.

BG-10T: Features a key test switch.

BG-10A: Same as the standard BG-10, but with an auxiliary N.O. switch to provide annunciator contacts.

BG-10P: Includes an N.O. switch for pre-signal operation.

BG-10LX: This is the same as the BG-10L, but it's addressable.

BG-10SP: Spanish version of the BG-10.

HR-10: The halon release version.

ARA-10: Agent release version.

Notable Rebrands:

 * Notifier NBG-10, BGX-101L
 * Johnson Controls JBG-10L, JBGX-101L
 * ADT ADT-BG-10
 * Edwards 279A
 * Ademco 532

Documents:
https://www.firelite.com/CatalogDocuments/df-51203.pdf

Gallery:
(PHOTO COURTESY TO ORIGINAL OWNERS)