This Eaton (formerly Fulleon) 4930210FUL-0097 call point is designed for efficient and intuitive emergency use in indoor environments. Featuring a distinctive green housing and measuring just 87 × 87 × 53 mm, it installs easily and blends unobtrusively into commercial and institutional interiors. Ideal for global markets, its resettable break-glass mechanism and mains-powered operation ensure reliable performance and eliminate concerns about battery maintenance. This compact safety device quickly and clearly exposes users to essential emergency controls.

What Sets the Eaton 4930210FUL-0097, Green Emergency Release Call Point Apart

Designed to combine visual clarity with durability, this unit offers peace of mind through its easy-to-operate break‑glass activation and reusable design. Ideal for environments where users need to quickly and accurately trigger emergency systems without confusion. Its clear safety features, resettable design, and adherence to BS 5839 make it a wise long-term choice for safety-conscious organizations worldwide.

Unique Features of the Product

• Compact indoor unit (87 × 87 × 53 mm) with green ABS casing.
• Resettable glass element with reusable plastic tab for multiple activations.
• Mains-powered – no batteries required.
• IP24D rated: resistant to water spray and foreign objects > 80 mm.

What Benefits Does It Offer to Users?

• Provides fast and intuitive emergency activation.
• Resettable mechanism reduces maintenance costs.
• Main operation ensures uninterrupted readiness.
• Durable ABS housing withstands everyday impact.
• Small footprint suitable for tight or high-traffic installations.

Usage Information of the Eaton Emergency Release Call Point, Break Glass Operated

With its robust build, compact form, and user-focused design, the Eaton 4930210FUL‑0097 Green Break‑Glass Call Point delivers essential safety functionality across a wide range of indoor settings, including:

• Commercial buildings (offices, retail, distribution centers)
• Educational institutions (schools, universities)
• Healthcare facilities (clinics, hospitals)
• Light industrial environments (warehouses, workshops)
• Public and governmental buildings