the system is simplex but the speaker strobes and outdoor strobes are by wheelock, although the speakers outside and indoor remote strobes are by simplex
@@jacobisworld9516 That's good, my school has a fire lite system with a fire lite ecc50, the speaker strobes are SPSRLs, SPSCRLs and one SPSRK, the remote strobes are SRLs
I love the classic Simplex message but it doesn’t really make much sense in a place like this. I know it is a lot harder on an older panel like this but they should have done what they did at my school. It is a 4100u and the message says “There is a fire emergency in the building. You are to leave the building by the nearest exit.” I think that would have made this system a lot more effective during emergencies.
The modern 4100u/es whoop. It just alternates between the whoop and the message over and over again forever. Not like this one where after it plays the message once it just whoops forever.
@@aerhardt it actually plays it three times after two slow whoops at the beginning. My dad had two buildings where he used to work that had voice capable 2001s that did the same thing except the speaker strobes were the simplex life alarm speaker strobes with the triangular strobes
@@FourtyFiftyEighty lmao. Yeah if I was walking the halls during HS and I heard a stopper, I knew I was about 10 seconds away from getting my ears blasted by gentex commander 3s
It's an old 4100 system that's the old style slow whoop in the 4100u and newer has a slow whoop without pauses although imho I don't don't think it's slow
Yes it does. Idk the exact code but UL listed methods to test smoke detectors without using smoke are perfectly fine. The actual chambers get tested during sensitivity testing as well
I can see Wheelock or simplex didn’t really care about synchronization back then. Were these LSM strobes made before the ADA regulations came in around the late 90’s?
It's just like how NIC'S SYSTEMS AND ELECTRICS does fire alarm inspections at his high school except that he works with his school districts journeymen electricians
