Eaton's Wheelock products - 100 years of signaling innovation 

Congratulations 👏👏👏 for 100 year anniversary 🎉🎈🎁🎉

Congratulations! Can't wait to see what you have in store within the next 100 years

I'll always love the classic 7000 series horn/strobes. The first audiovisual signal I heard was a V7001T (flush mounted, 2-wire, with DC horn and vertical strobe).

Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉

Wheelock has always been a fav

It would be cool to see Wheelock make 2 wire speaker strobes with built-in 2-watt class D amplifiers. So it can use the existing wheelock sync protocol to sync the audio and strobes for an economical retrofit option from traditional fire alarms to a voice evacuation system. So for example an elementary school needs a new fire alarm system but they are on a budget, so they can go with the Wheelock 2 wire speaker strobes and not have to run extra sets of wiring for the notification appliances.

Thank you for at least acknowledging that Wheelock actually still exists, even if you seem to do your darndest to make it seem like it doesn't. However, I will still point out the flaws with this video: As shown by the equipment manual at 0:21 Wheelock was called Wheelock all the way back then; I've _never_ heard of them called "Signal Communications", which is actually part of the full name of "SigCom", a completely different life safety company. 0:31 You forgot the word "it" in front of "moved". 1:33 There's only one problem: the strobes shown flashing are WM3T-24-FRs, which _cannot_ be synced. Also the circular "points" on the bottom are flickering, which they shouldn't be. 1:47 Yeah, a new phase of _slowly _*_destroying_*_ Wheelock._ Eaton, this is why I don't like you: if you actually treated Wheelock with some actual respect like it deserves, _including_ utilizing their name more over your own, I actually wouldn't have a problem with you at all, but since you refuse to do so you're already in my "business takeover" crosshair, & you _know_ what I'll do once that happens.