Ansul R-102 Pull Tabs (10 Pack) - 435726
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Ansul R-102 Pull Tabs (P/N 435726) are tamper-evident tabs used on the remote manual pull stations and related actuation hardware of an Ansul R-102 Restaurant Fire Suppression System. Once a pull station is installed and the system is armed, a pull tab provides a visible, single-use seal that confirms the station has not been pulled or tampered with since the last inspection. If the tab is missing or broken, that is an immediate signal to a technician or inspector that the pull station may have been activated or interfered with and the system needs to be checked before being assumed ready.
This listing is a 10-pack, sized for restocking multiple pull stations across one or more kitchens during routine semiannual service, since a fresh tab is typically installed each time a station is tested or serviced and the system is re-armed.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Ansul (A Johnson Controls Brand) |
| Part Number | 435726 |
| Component Type | Tamper-Evident Pull Tab |
| Pack Quantity | 10 |
| System Compatibility | Ansul R-102 Remote Manual Pull Stations |
| Function | Tamper Indication and Single-Use Seal |
Pull tabs are a routine consumable replaced as part of standard R-102 system service, not a component requiring specialized installation, though their replacement is typically handled by the certified technician performing scheduled service.
- Monthly Visual Inspection: Confirm the pull tab on each pull station is present and intact as part of the routine check that the system has not been tampered with or activated.
- Semiannual Professional Service: A fresh tab is installed on each pull station after the technician tests the system and re-arms it, providing a new tamper-evident seal until the next inspection cycle.
- Missing or Broken Tab: Treat a missing or broken pull tab as a sign the station may have been activated or tampered with, and have the system inspected by a certified technician before assuming it is ready.
Can I replace a pull tab myself during a monthly inspection?
Checking that the tab is present and intact is a normal part of a monthly visual inspection that facility staff can perform. However, if a tab is missing or broken, do not simply replace it and move on. The system should be inspected by a certified technician first, since a broken tab can indicate the station was pulled.
What does the tab actually protect against?
The tab does not prevent the pull station from being activated. It provides visible evidence after the fact, so staff and inspectors can tell at a glance whether a station has been pulled or interfered with since the last check, without needing to test the entire system every time.
How many tabs does a typical kitchen need?
This depends on how many pull stations and other taggable actuation points your specific R-102 system has. A 10-pack provides enough tabs to restock multiple stations across one or more service visits for most single-kitchen installations.
