NOHA REHAB frame with reel for 690×690 cabinets gives an old fire hose reel a new lease of life without any work on the wall. It fits NOHA cabinets manufactured before 2002 with internal dimensions of 690×690 mm: the old frame and door are removed, and the new frame with door and reel is fitted to the existing fixings.

• NOHA part no. 284381
• Frame 795×795×30 mm with door, painted white RAL 9010
• Reel with NOHA semi-rigid hose Ø19 mm / 30 m, black (EN 694)
• Nozzle D7, approx. 31 l/min at 2 bar
• Inlet 1", working pressure 12 bar
• CE marked to EN 671-1 (0620-CPR-6437/05)

The existing valve is checked and kept if it is in good condition. After refurbishment the hose reel follows the normal annual inspection and 5-year pressure test to EN 671-3.

Buckeye S-Hooks (SH-100) are mechanical fastening components used in the fusible link detection line of Buckeye kitchen fire suppression systems. They secure the 1/16-inch stainless steel detection cable to fusible link brackets and other mounting points along the cable routing, helping maintain correct tension and positioning above cooking appliances and ducts. Two S-hooks are included as standard hardware in the Model FLB-1 Fusible Link Bracket Kit; this is the bulk pack of 100 for installation and maintenance work. Manufacturer article number: SH-100. Supplied via GPBM Nordic.

ExiLED 25m HC pictogram kit is a replaceable set of high-contrast (HC) pictograms for the Honeywell ExiLED 25m exit sign luminaire. The kit lets you change the direction shown on the luminaire – for example after refurbishment or a changed escape route – without replacing the luminaire itself.

• Honeywell part no. 138080.2
• Fits ExiLED 25m exit sign luminaire (Honeywell part no. 138087)
• 7 pictograms: 2N, 2O, HV and blank plate
• For single-sided and double-sided mounting
• High contrast (HC) for good legibility
• Viewing distance 25 m
• Ordered separately from the luminaire

The correct pictogram is essential for the exit sign to show the escape direction clearly. Check that the pictograms match the evacuation plan after changes to the building and during periodic inspection of the emergency lighting.