Home System Test 28: Bell, Mechanical, and Electronic Devices! 

oof, are/were any left?

A few were left, like I said. They are not hooked up to the new panel though. My current ( high) school has an EST system, which I think is better than the advances at the middle school. The notifier system with the advances was hooked up probably a few years before I attended that school, so I never got to hear the old mechanical horns during fire drills.

The cat put the cat in the fire alarm room..

LOL

@@TheFirePanel LOLLLLLLL

Coded by the panel.

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HI

I don’t remember commenting this

It's a 34T

@@Davesand2003it’s a 7002T turned into a 34T since the strobe called it’s done

@@Alarmo05221 oh ok.

Ok and I was making a fire alarm in minecraft

That one was a Selectable device I had running in “FreeRun” in this video, but I do have some SmartSync ones too. I have a 4009IDNAC Extender I can fire off now with my panel, allowing full compatibility with Simplex devices.

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Said Halon and no strobe

Midwest Sirens /Fire Alarms that’s the 34T-24 for ya.

Yeah but it was a 70002T but he took off the strobe because it was broken

I just noticed the 70002t is rare more than the 7002t

@@Davesand2003 lol

i do too. i kinda find it stupid they did ban audible silence. But i see where they are coming from.

could you make a video? i love old halon devices, especially the halon 7002t! i actually have an agent release bg-10.

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+Zachary Fleck If you're on the Fire Alarm Panels forum (I thought you were. My username is "thefirealarm9" btw 😉), I was talking on the forums about if simple, conventional panels (the Fire-Lite MS-2 for example) could do March-Time. Unfortunately they can't, BUT I settled on a pretty sweet FACP 🙂. Can you guess? I'll give you a hint: It's a panel that produces filtered-DC on it's own. It's also a pretty pricey FACP, but I'll get there, somehow. Do you think your method would work with that panel? It probably should even though it produces filtered-DC as opposed to FWR, right?

+Zachary Fleck Cool! At least now I have a reason to get that even though the panel does output Filtered-DC 🙂. Yes you are! 😀 It IS a Simplex panel. You're getting close though. It's a conventional one that was made in like the mid-90s I believe. And no, it's not the 4005 😉

+Zachary Fleck Bingo! Yep 😊. Surprisingly, it's actually the easiest Simplex panel to set up besides the 4002 and the 4001 (both of those came out in the 80s I think. Maybe). It will a fun panel to mess around with! Even though I'll have to be EXTRA cautious with it 😁 (I hate breaking things...) Did your 4004 break? If so, was it due to static electricity? Cuz I heard you should have NO static electricity on you or it will unfortunately break. I'm sorry about that if it did 😕. Me too. But then again, why do you think those cheap-o conventional panels are so cheap, right? 😉

It probably went with the fire lite MS5012