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Simon P
Fri 15th Feb 2019
1.What made you choose to buy these products from SSP? Previous customer
2.What did you think of the product? Good, as bought previously from SSP
3.What did we get right? Fast delivery
Finally, out of 5 what would you rate us? 4.5
John D
Fri 15th Feb 2019
Please see below, you’ve all done very well !!
Product:
1.What made you choose to buy these products from SSP? Use regularly
2.What did you think of the product? Does the job
3.What did we get right? Everything
Finally, out of 5 what would you rate us? 5
Steve O
Fri 15th Feb 2019
1.What made you choose to buy these products from SSP? Online , easy to navigate and find products
2.What did you think of the product? As described and perfect for what we needed them for
3.What did we get right? Most of it
4.What could we improve? Initial picking
5. Is there anybody that you have dealt with that deserves a special mention in our team meeting? All done on line or via email
Finally, out of 5 what would you rate us? 4.5
Lesley J
Fri 15th Feb 2019
The customer service I received when ordering are signing in sheets was really good, it was a fast delivery after the order had gone through. Mark Hughes and Mike was the contacts I dealt with and they responded really quickly to any queries and placed the order efficiently.
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Call Point & Button Covers
Designed to prevent accidental and malicious false fire alarms, SSP’s Direct range of call point covers, break glass covers and push button covers are ideal for use in schools, colleges, nursing and care homes, hospitals and shopping centres.
Aesthetically pleasing, yet tough and robust, our core range of 3mm thick polycarbonate covers are colour coded for use on the following devices:
- Red call point covers for fire alarm break glass buttons
- Green covers for use on press to exit emergency escape door release buttons
- Yellow covers for gas and electricity shut off buttons
- Blue covers for miscellaneous buttons and devices. These are often deployed in swimming pools.
- Frangible Locking Covers for use in emergencies.
Our core range of C5 covers come in three variants: lift up, locking and alarmed:
Standard Covers: Deterring False Fire Alarms
Our best selling standard C530 and C531 covers are to protect against passers-by accidentally knocking the alarm buttons. Perhaps more importantly, they also act as a visual deterrent/barrier to those wishing to maliciously raise a false fire alarm.
Locking Covers: Restricting False Fire Alarms
This product has been developed to restrict opportunist, false fire alarms and prevent fire alarm call points from being activated in psychiatric institutes, nursing homes, care homes and certain schools. Featuring a frangible lock, this designed-to-break lock will only give way under force if it is opened with genuine intent.
Alarmed Covers: Discouraging False Alarms & Alerting Staff
Upon lifting these covers, they release an uncomfortably loud 96 decibel alarm sound to draw immediate attention to the prankster. This in turn should deter him or her from going one step further and pressing the call point itself.
