School Fire Drill #4 

U forgot simplex truealerts I have those in my school and they are LOUD

All I see is EST genesis horn strobes

Man I hate spectralert advances. They’re my ear’s nemesis

Same as the one in my school but at my elementary school we have simplex bells 1 IBM bell and 1 red bell in the library/media center which is the upper hall but down the hall you where in the middle where you go down if 3rd, 4th, and 5th FUCKING PIECE OF SHIT SpectrAlert Classics set on Code 3 The bells are on continuous

Commanders are nice, l series and advances are garbage

Close! It is a Simplex 4051!

No he's right it is 4050

My favorite simplex horn are the 9838 and 9846 9806 9845 9840 9816

But I have to have all horns on continuous except the 9806

It’s a deep fire alarm

@@XxGG_the_HackerxXA DEEP FIRE DIRE

More like iPhone alarm

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Not to mention that it seems Simplex 4051 horns sound more intense when mounted on 4050-80 light plates; probably due to vibrating against the brackets and such.

I know, right?

They creep me out, its one of my fears!

Yeah; that happened at the school I went to for kindergarten. Their old Simplex 4208 panel was failing, so they replaced that and the 4010 they had for duct detectors (I think) with a Notifier system, and the old 4051+4050-80 alarms got replaced with boring SpectrAlert Advance horn/strobes on adapter plates. The same thing happened with a few buildings at my college, except one of them used a Fire-Lite instead of Notifier, but still with Advances on the adapter plates.

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@@ZakWolf speaking of spectralert advances replacing rare alarms. My dad’s school had a Simplex 4020 system (not to fond of the panel they chose) with Simplex 4903-9221s and 4904-9138. (White electrical mechanical horn strobes and remote strobes) with T-Bar pull stations. Then in 2012 they replaced the System with a Silent Knight 5820XL with system sensor spectalert advances (in red).

@@ZakWolf I go to a school that had a few simplex systems that got replaced with Notifier and Firelite systems. The Fire alarms in the complex dorms at my school used to have a Simplex 4002 with 2903s with 9838s and trim rings. The system was replaced in the early 2010s before I came with a Notifier NFS 3030 and they put Spectralert advances with the trim plates over where the 2903s used to be. As of 2021, the NFS 3030 was replaced with a Firelite ES50X panel but, they kept the Spectralert advances and added a couple L Series strobes in the bathrooms in the Nutrition Center. Another building at my school used to have simplex 2903s with 10” bells but, in the 2000s, they replaced them with Spectralert advances and hooked them up to a Notifier AFP200 which also has wheelock ASs and RSSs.

@@ryanthefanguy9060 Wow, talk about a downgrade from Notifier to Fire-Lite.

the fire alarm hit puberty!

@@jonathansthehomemadeseries4337 Sorry for the late reply Lol so true though

Yes finally

lol

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That is true

I’m a code 3 man. I think mechanical horns sound better on code 3.

@@Mr.WeatherForecast15 sorry i missed your reply i usually ignore notifs.

@@SomeDudeWithAnExitSign I do agree, they are best on march time and code 3

@@nws_of_cushing_ok7188 it's alright

Agreed

No it wasent

All of them are loud

Mine to

Yeah, I wouldn’t want to be in there when they go off

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SAFETECH you’re welcome

Lol 😝

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Love March time with these mechanical horns too

I like them on code 3 for some reason.

I prefer continuous mechanical horns

0:37 sounds exactly like it, except I think its slow march time

The TrueAlert probably spot replaced a vintage one that stopped working.

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Yeah same firealarm

Same here, probably because my first elementary school also had Simplex 4051+4050-80 horn/lights. But they were on 20bpm March Time, and the panel was originally an old Simplex 4208.

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Welp, there's a possibility that they aren't rare at the Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center staff dorms, and the buildings next to the Hayden building... (The school buildings, has or had later-looking systems and has or had '9833s, '9806s, especially in and around the school cafeteria, and '9838s in the swimming pool area, except the locker rooms, which has or had a '9833)

Mabye someday I will have the opportunity.

They're suppose to be.

Albert .J it’s dialer not diaper

DP78008 _ that’s what I mean when I typed dialer it changed to diaper

Albert .J ok autoCorrect is the worst 😝

That type of combination with the older relay panels is sometimes seen when you have old AC driven audible visual devices and/or other other AC components in place on the old system.

That would make sense. For some odd reason despite them using DC horns (the Simplex 4051s), the 4050-80 plates used AC voltage, but it could be attributed to the light bulbs they used. But by this point signal coding was primarily done on the Simplex 4010 panel (when the school was built in 1974 with just the 4208 panel, the horns did Continuous while the lights flashed on and off, but by the time I went there for kindergarten and they had a second panel tied into the 4208 for the added-on duct detectors (it was either a Simplex 2001 or 4002 by this time; a graphic annunciator was installed in the main lobby when this happened) the alarms did 20bpm March Time.

And guess what? They STILL have the Simplex 4010 panel, despite replacing all the existing alarm signals with SpectrAlert Advance horn/strobes. This was because in early 2015, the old Simplex 4208 panel started failing (sometimes the signal circuits wouldn't work in a certain zone, or the system would randomly go into alarm), so during the February break they gutted the 4208, wired everything into the 4010, replaced the old 4208 battery cabinet with a couple of EST booster power panels, and replaced all alarm signals (they even replaced the Wheelock MT-24-LSMs in the modular with Advances!) But at least my city's school district considers faulty/malfunctioning fire alarm systems a top priority on their agendas!

@@doneforgood123 Oh yes; they've become pretty scarce in my hometown. My college campus used to have them in the buildings built in 1978 (Simplex 4207 systems). But two of those buildings now instead have Space Age VA4 horn/strobes on a Faraday MPC-7000 system that may soon be on its' way out, and the other three buildings that had them now have SpectrAlert Advances (just like my old school!)

And last summer, that Faraday MPC-7000 system was removed; each of those two buildings now has a Notifier NFS-320 system with System Sensor L-series horn/strobes (one of them is mounted on an adapter plate where a VA4 was, the rest were newly-installed with backboxes and conduit), FSP-951 smoke detectors and NBG-12LX pulls. But it's justified in that the MPC-7000 was having a bunch of problems, and the rest of the campus had already upgraded to Notifier during the previous decade.

Country roaaaaaaaads Take me home To the place i belong West Virginia

I went to school in WV. What part are you from? I’m from Greenbrier county.

It is kept concealed and pointed away from others for privacy reasons.

SAFETECH Once I do become a tech and start inspections/test’s I do want to film them but IDK how to I would conceal my phone and still be able to film properly :/ just want to know how you do it so I can make sure I am not looked a t weirdly or something

Same but some of them sounded like a siemens ummt and some sounded the exact same as the one In the video and also space age av32 which was like a l series's 3rd tone some of them and some of them sounded like a fire alarm from safetech's school fire drill 3 video but they Mostly do code 3 and some do cont and when it's recess time they would do slow march time or as I like to call it fire condition or alert tone.

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It's just the illusion of the TrueAlert in contrast with all those 2901s lol

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It’s that a Truealart?

Xavi_Scar X Sia aka GG the Hacker IIRC its a Simplex 9838 With a LightPlate and a Simplex trueAlert (The simplex 9838 with the light plate is in the background)

A lot of railfans are also fire alarm enthusiasts. Besides, my old school had addressable 4906-9229 TrueAlerts on code 3. It was HORRIBLE.

Window Rock 2020 Productions Classics or Advances? If they were advances I’m sorry for you.

Window Rock 2020 Productions yes, the P2R is part of the SpectrAlert Advance lineup.

These are flashing. The reason why you can't see the 4903-9101 strobes flashing is because they are NON-ADA 4.75CD strobes not bright. The TrueAlert is bright (It's either 15CD, 75CD or 110CD). This is also a special 4 Wire TrueAlert which means it does not require any sync module.

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