lmao

what floor was he on?

what floor was he on?

Probably 16

It's the bass on the speakers, newer Truealert speakers have bass

@@iansanchez1470what time did they go off?

My school has this slow whoop tone

@@NewEnglandAviaton987lucky

Yup. AC 2018. It happened again the last day of AC 2022.

@@fansgalorellc621 I was actually at AC 2022, just not long enough to see that go off

@@TuesdayOra I think it was only one hallway where it was going off. I cannot remember which one(s).

what the fuck is a anthrocon? stop making up words to confuse people God damnit

That code 3 tone is the same pitch as EST's code 3 on their speaker/voice evac systems. Normally, simplex is usually a bit higher pitched.

@@zachzebra56 yeah! So it could be an EST tone on a Simplex system

@@Avaya1031S I never heard that pitch tone on a simplex panel. Kinda odd.

@zachzebra56 me neither. Again it could be customized to do that but it is pretty odd

“Attention! Attention! Attention! An emergency has been reported. All occupants walk to the nearest stairway exit and walk down to your assigned re-entry floor or main lobby. Do not use the elevator. Walk to the nearest stairway. Do not use the elevator. Walk to the nearest stairway.”(x3) (alarm whooping sound)

It happened to me haha

That has happened to me 10 pm I went to sleep after Dave and buster then I heard it it was at our family reunion I got my captain marvel and cleft with my father

It went off at like 1:28 am in my dream when i didn’t notice it.

No imagine a spec alert advance!

I was at a hotel in which I don’t remember the name, the alarms went off early in the morning (at like 8 or 9), those advances kept flashing for at least maybe an hour, we never had to leave and it was just caused by a glitch while maintenance was working on the electric system.

That happened to me in my apartment at October 27th 2018 at 1 am

That's because it's the same building

Not for the people on the 70th floor

@Supercat5 Chairman of AnthroCon, which this happened when the alarm went off

Hey, I just wanted to tell you that I emailed you again, I’m not sure if you got it or not. Thanks!

Lord. He had a field day on twitter about it. Apparently this happened again on the last day of AnthroCon in 2022 but wasn’t on my floor. Sucked though my friend messaged me on telegram about the whole ordeal. He was panicked.

I think it's a 4100U that's probably why it does that

@@FireTech7 Nevertheless, it's very confusing. If they want to use the slow whoop tone as the evacuation tone, they need to either fix the horn tone so that it beeps only once every few seconds, or change it to the chime tone with the same cadence.

I haven't seen videos from him in awhile period

Furry con?

@chug hope they got arrested.

@chug i cannot tell you how much times people in my apartment have smoked pot close to a detector and set of the advances

@Renee Loves Despacito probobly not, because the system went into evacuation after the investigation

@@alexandersalarms5380 Since this appears to be a "local alarm" system, there's unfortunately a possible loophole in Pennsylvania's law. (however, it's not a definite loophole unlike some other states such as Illinois and Georgia. And no, it's not a federal offense in any case, contrary to semi-popular belief.) Here's the provision in 18 PA CS 4905: "A person commits an offense if he knowingly causes a false alarm of fire or other emergency to be transmitted to or within any organization, official or volunteer, for dealing with emergencies involving danger to life or property." The question for the judge/jury would be: does a team of private security guards (whether in-house or contracted to someone like AlliedUniversal or Securitas) count as such an organization? I think they count, since the law does not appear to limit the definition to government agencies. If convicted, the offense is a first-degree misdemeanor, which means up to 5 years in jail and a $10,000 fine.

Someone vaped in the stairwell.

impossible.

A broom fell over on 18th floor.

Given the size of the Westin, it's almost certainly a 4100ES.

@@Wolf_IT it's a 4100U nothing depends on size

@EthanBlaisAlarms It's a 4100U

@@FireTech7 Can I ask how you know this for sure? And yes, the system installed doesn't have anything to do with the building size per se. But a newer/larger building from my experience is more likely to have been upgraded to or have a 4100ES installed since it superseded the 4100U back in 2010, supports a bit more points and is specifically designed for large building to whole campus installations in the modern Simplex lineup. Especially with in-place upgrades being not that difficult with Simplex panels, the burden of panel upgrades are nothing now a days, so I have seen numerous 4100U and even older setups rolled up to an ES. It's one of those things where it's not always true, but typically isn't a completely off base thing to guess.

@@Wolf_IT System seems a little older unless they swapped out the 4100U cards.

You’d be surprised how many furries are in the fire, security market honestly.

@@fansgalorellc621 Yeah I am a furry and now working at an alarm company lol

yep me to

As long as you don’t go to the hotel you’ll be good 😂

Lol

Likely someone tripped a smoke detector

@@johndeerefan725 what does tripped mean

@@jonathanstarling1082 Usually means for a smoke detector is when the detector is activated.

Someone vaped in the hallway and tripped the smoke detector.

@@fansgalorellc621 SMH, most high class hotels forbidden smoking and vaping in the building and people still do it because photoelectric detectors trip pretty easy especially the TrueAlarms.

This voice could be recorded by someone at simplex or it is a computer generated voice.

I agree I’m wondering to

@@DCC--vq1ng they took this message from the 4100 classic message and just tweaked it some and digitized it. The person who did the message is a real guy. He also does the message for the 4003.

@@doggoofthebath5593 what does he look like? Is he still alive?

@@doggoofthebath5593 what’s the persons name that did the fire alarm evacuate tone voice

There was a fire or I think someone vaped.

That’s a great and horrifying sound to play for fire alarms.

I have this fire alarm in my school