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The ELOCK-FA kit includes the Elock tab, attach screw, securing tool, and labeling

Space Age Electronics - EClips ELOCK-FA, E-Series Fire Lockout Kit

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Manufacturer:Space Age Electronics

Manufacturer Part#:ELOCK-FA

Our Part#:ELOCK-FA

Stock Status: In Stock

Retail Price:$13.90

Your Savings:$3.00(22%)

Your Price:$10.90

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Space Age Electronics

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ELOCK-FA

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849137001876

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As required by NFPA 72 2013 10.6.5.2 with labeling and key included

Package Contents

Circuit Breaker Lockout Tab
Hex Key
Panel Identification Stickers

Description

The Space Age Electronics ELOCK-FA E-Series Lockout Kit provides clear identification of critical life safety system circuits within an electrical panel. Designed as a companion to the E120V-GT Hybrid Surge Protection Device, everyone benefits from clearly labeled life safety system circuits within a breaker panel.

For the installing contractor, the ELOCK-FA shows the customer that you're serious about life safety and making sure critical components are clearly labeled, helping to reduce the occurrence of accidental de-activation of Fire or MNS circuits.

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Everything you need to know about the Elock-FA Circuit Lockout Kit

Space Age Elock-FA Data Sheet

Purchasing Manager

Have bought these for our field crews and have worked in all applications Foremen like the product and comes with I D tags which the inspectors like so my review great product and priced right

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) JIM LINDSLEY from Chino. on 12/26/2018

Q: LOOKING FOR A QUANTITY OF---35---...DO YOU HAVE THAT MANY AVAILABLE ? THANKS...

Asked by: DALE BEAVERS - 9/20/2019

A: We generally carry hundreds of these in stock.

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Answer provided by: Dave Petersen (9/25/2019)

Q: Does this safety cover still allow the breaker to trip if there is a problem with the Fire Alarm System?

Asked by: Michael Chase - 5/1/2019

A: It wouldn't be safe or legal if it didn't...

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Answer provided by: Dave Petersen (5/16/2019)

Q: will this fit a Square D QO or QOB branch circuit breaker?

Asked by: Steve - 6/26/2018

A: NO!

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Answer provided by: Dave Petersen (7/23/2018)

Q: 1. Is the fire alarm breaker lock metal or plastic? 2. Is there a tab or something on the back side to secure it in place which might show in edge view? Thank you, Charlie Wright

Asked by: Charles Wright - 6/22/2016

A: This should answer any concerns you have.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDIKFdr7lDw

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Answer provided by: Yvette Holladay (6/22/2016)

Q: What type of electrical panels do they fit on? Are they universal to all electrical panels?

Asked by: John - 6/6/2016

A: Pretty much universal, I haven't come across one that it will not fit.

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Answer provided by: Dave Petersen (11/10/2017)

Q: Is it UL listed ?

Asked by: John carabillo - 4/8/2016

A: No, does not have to be, there are no electrical components or compatibility issues.

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Answer provided by: Dave Petersen (11/10/2017)

Q: Will this breaker lock fit Siemens, Square D and Eaton commercial breakers?

Asked by: Todd Fleming - 2/18/2016

A: The hole on the ELOCK-FA is 5/8" by 1/2" , plenty of room for any commercial "single" breaker. All bets are off if you have a breaker with a bar connecting it to another breaker.

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Answer provided by: Dave Petersen (2/22/2016)