Welcome to the official FireAlarm9200 RU-vid channel. Here you’ll mostly find fire and burglar alarms but I also upload other technology as well. My current systems consist of an ADT Safewatch Pro 3000, Notifier NFW-50, Ademco Lynxr-1, Ademco Vista 10se, and an ADT TSSC. I also have other panels used as small demonstration systems.
My main Channel (FoxSpeed9200): ru-vid.com/show-UCBNee4jGzGK4Dnt3cLqd3kQ
Where did you get all that? System removal? I’m hoping to get a 4020 myself from a school that is part of a district that has a maintenance shop that I have contact with. The district owns the unit but the maintenance shop and inventory management chooses what happens to any decommissioned parts. How I know this info is that I’ve gotten parts from them before. I got a 4100U and multiple different other peripherals from the aftermath of a system upgrade.
Nice! I got a 4020 earlier this year; had it programmed to work with the 4003 (via RUI) with voice walk test. I wanna get Ver. 9 firmware at some point so I can use the 4009 TAC on it (also for networking).
Any videos of this system in alarm? I'd love to hear those horns going off. My old high school (nearly 4,000 students) had a similar system, all kinds of mechanical horns anything from late 80s, early 90s and onward. Also had its fair share of electronic ones including all kinds of gentex commander, shg, and system sensor electronic alarms too. huge campus with so many different devices, it even had what i believe to be motor horns in some areas, but i was never around that part when they went off. mechanical horns on continuous also so it was super epic. name a fire alarm made past the late 80s and it was in that system
Man.. now I want one for my 4010 lmao. Sweet setup, and I love the dover buzzer for the 4010. I have a star micronics that I bought for my 4008 since its piezo died. Workin on soldering it.
This is so hilarious and it’s really makes me laugh of a storm hearing 14 keypads sounding together. When it’s an alarm, it definitely sounds like a broken toy.
