The fire lettering isn't oriented correctly.

@@ShaunPuzon Doesn't matter

It sort of does. The fire lettering isn’t oriented correctly. So…ya…kinda does!

@@alexandersalarms5380 Why does fire lettering exist if it doesn’t matter, you stupid fuck?

@@IHeartAGMyou’ll know it’s a fire alarm when it’s red and has a strobe light. activated or not people will be able to tell what it is from a distance. especially if it goes off.

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Fun fact: We have these at my school, all fully-functional. Never knew they were rare.

@Jesus Love yes

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The strobe model is a 2903-9101

Oh their poor ears

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Yeah probably because it's like a rumber,ok that isnt a word but you know what I mean

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Got a 9838 and a 4251-20 and also I have a 2901 9806 on hold so I'm getting that soon

@FordTaurusfan 2019 I know that this is a late reply but within the last month I took possession of a 9219.

FordTaurusfan 2019 ur poor ears

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Are you a firefighter

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Evan Bart 410 There used to be no code for it p

And I don’t think there is still, these older devices work just fine notifying on the ceiling, so the inspectors don’t care.

@Evan Bart 410 because

Cause. Inspectors and contractors don’t care about nothing. Hell, they even installed a pull station on the ceiling, and a horn/strobe at shoulder level once. They’re supposed to mount them where they are, cuz the “FIRE” lettering ain’t oriented properly, but they just wanna get it over with and go home… 😒

I think that's why ceiling units were made

@@WilmingtonOHProductions hey drew this is Raiden Adams why does SAFETECH do the walk testing?

They are actually wall units

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@@marilynbrown9999 he does it so he doesn't go to the panel every time

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It looks to me like they installed wall-mounted designed alarms on the ceiling and didn't care.

I agree now if only we could have one that chimes

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U don't have to worry if the strobes r In Sync with alarms like that

Craig Baker Yes. I have a 2904-9101 with said lettering, but I have a 2903-9101 that came NIB with instructions and according to the instruction sheet, the ceiling lenses were an option but had to be specifically ordered. Hence why we don’t see ceiling mount older Simplex visuals with correct lettering often, although ceiling mounted older Simplex devices aren’t that common, but I’ve seen an older LifeAlarm system in a building in Cleveland with them before. That was three years ago and I’ve never been back in that building so I have no idea if the system has since been upgraded; they oddly had wall mounted LifeAlarm speakers on 4903-9101 strobe plates and those rare beige ceiling mount LifeAlarm speakers. They also oddly enough had ceiling mount 4904 remote lights (some were Strobes and others were lights, even more odd).

That’s not his system it’s just a school and it’s empty with no ppl in it

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@@safetech nice video, the subtitles said alarm laughing

@@ajichristy4272 mine did too

@@ajichristy4272 lol it’s also that the alarm is laughing for me too

@@ATSWATF2004 my name is Aiden too :D

Wheelove Fire Alarms they reminded me of my old elementary school fire alarms we had true alerts and 2903 strobe plates I don’t know what horn the 2903s had

They sound like disco ambience

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I have SpectrAlert Advances at school :(

Do You Mean Bon Lin Elementary School?

Same here

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Chances are they were always like that

Problems happen when ordering parts for fire alarms so they realize the only spot for a wall unit is the ceiling, and time is money so they can’t wait for a new replacement to come

CoolSimasGuy I don’t see why it would be

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That why ceiling units came

CoolSimasGuy Why is it against code now? Just asking (I’m from Canada, so our code might be different, but the ones at my school are wall mounted strobe/buzzer units)

@@rieon-plumbingfan Because people may not be able to see the strobes if they're deaf. Having them on the wall would be much easier for people to see. However, once time went on, NFPA required newer devices to placed on walls. So therefore, manufacturers began making ceiling units with better strobe candela.

There is, they're all over my school

This was back when codes were less strict on alarm systems.

I meant to say "rarely will you ever see Simplex 9833s and Simplex 2903-9001 light plates *on the ceiling* that is". Probably cuz it violates nowadays fire alarm codes 😉

They weren't being powered on FWR but it kinda did sound like it that's odd for a Simplex panel

And as 2903-9101

@@fireandalarm1234 by you saying that "it violates the current fire alarm codes" do you mean because of the light plates on the ceiling, or any ceiling mounted fire alarm in general whether it has a light plate or strobe? I'm asking because the high-school I went to for my freshman year in 2010-11 had alarms that sounded like truealerts but looked like older 4903's but were white on the ceilings of all classrooms and there were white truealerts on the walls in the classrooms and in the halls. This was in the newer freshman wing after a tornado destroyed the original freshman wing in either 2008 or '09. I don't know if fire alarm codes are different by state though.

@@WilmingtonOHProductionsthe Simplex 4001 outputs FWR.

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He was just testing it out it was not a problem

@@hb2702 Yeah

You can still say that

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I just finished watching it and it is horrifying

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Simplex 2903/2901-9838.

Aspect1 Actually it is to be honest XD

I’ve heard farts that sound similar to it.

Don’t have much experience working with an access system of that sort. But what your describing seems in line with what one would expect to happen.

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80's is most likely to blame

It reminds me of the school I went to for my first few years of elementary.

DownsLife&Safety Simplex has always used filtered DC, so 4001 panels do not do FWR

That's what I thought. Must be old horns then.

DownsLife&Safety No, the filtering capacitors on the 4001s were not the best and are notorious for dying out after awhile causing the FWR power, similar to certain 2001 panels that output FWR. The design was either improved or they started using a better capacitor with the 4002 and everything afterward.

@@sirenfreak57 Yeah and when the capacitor for the filter on the 2001 dies it sounds terrible and you can see that in one of Newageserveralarm's mini system test videos

Slow march time would be used usally with older systems

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@@Davesand2003 thank you

@@kikonambrii1181 hey anytime.😁

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Thats the 80's for ya

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