1-Pair of Auto-Reset Child Safety Fall Prevention Devices WOCD 1775FM-WHITE

Description

Up for auction is a pair (2pcs)of WHITE Automatically Resetting Window Fall Prevention Devices. This pair will outfit 1 complete window.
These Vision Industries Fall Prevention Devices also called Window Opening Control Devices (WOCD) work with Single and Double Hung Tilting & non-tilting Window Systems.
These devices are required for use in all windows as specified in the 2012 International Building Code (IBC) & the 2012 International Residential Code (IRC).
Vision Hardware is the only manufacturer in the United States making this product.
This product has been extensively tested by an independent laboratory and exceeds the ASTM F2090 requirements.
These devices are installed onto the window or window jambs using the hardware included. Once the devices are properly installed they will prevent the window sash from opening more than 4".
In order to open the window farther, you must deactivate both devices using the single action mechanisms. The devices will automatically reset once the window is closed fully, once again limiting the sash from opening more than 4".
These devices are made by the same company that provides Window Hardware attached to the most popular brand Windows and Doors sold at Home Depot, Lowe's and many other window and door outlets.
All WOCD's are sold in sets of 2
These Devices Are Face Mounted and are designed to mount to the face of the window jambs
2-Devices are Required Per Window (1-left hand and 1-Right hand) per window
Side Mounted Devices are Avaliable (please see other auctions)
1-Left Hand and 1-Right Hand device in this auction
Will Fit Single and Double Hung Tilting
&
non-tilting Window
Systems
Instructions and Mounting Hardware are Included
Glass Filled Nylon Housing and Glass Filled Nylon Construction for Superior Strength
Design exceeds ASTM requirements
Be sure to check the dimensions in the attached
drawing
for your specific application before purchasing
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