Same man.

I like the siren one, once you get over the initial heart attack it gives you when it goes off haha

We have a Telecenter that has A Function that can close all Fire Doors. The Tone is Hi-Lo. It is a PA system, and is equipped with Push Talk Buttons that are around the school campus

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The panel logs every event that happens within the system, which is why there are so many troubles. From my understanding, you cant delete these logs as per code either. Also, when a system is in test mode, things like the DACT (Digital Alarm Communicator/Transmitter) cease to function in order to prevent contacting the monitoring station and causing the trucks to roll when there is no actual fire.

NJMoo3652 I had various control points disabled in other areas of the facility I was not testing at the time.

Noah Krankowsky You are partially correct. The history is stored in the historical logs and will not generate troubles. I had points disabled in other areas at the facility where I wasn't testing at that time.

Thanks for viewing! Yes, come to find out on my second visit to the facility there's a custom message announcing "code red" & gives a location of device(s) tripped.

So the message says something like "May I have your attention please code red ER, code red ER. Please remain calm! DO NOT USE THE ELEVATORS! Please standby for further instructions!"

At the hospital I used to work at for many years, their fire alarm system is also a HUGE Simplex 4100U system that's used for three of the hospital's buildings. Actually it's two separate 4100U panels with the main one controlling the two older buildings and a 2nd panel for the newest building. They're tied in together and provides fire alarm/monitoring for all three buildings; except that when the alarm is activated and the strobes/audible signals sound everywhere in these three buildings, the fire doors only close automatically in the building where the alarm was triggered from. When the alarm is activated there, it does a 3 second horn 500 hz tone followed by a chime. Then there will be an automated announcement "Fire alarm....Please do not pass thru the fire barrier doors....such and such building.... such and such floor.....such and such room...." This message is repeated twice with two chimes sounding in between the message repeating. Then after the message goes three times, then it will go into the chime sound and repeat continuously until the system is silenced and then reset.

Is it the male or female Simplex voice?

Definitely a male voice.

That is simply a display showing all the different devices on the system. They aren't connected to anything.

+SAFETECH Oh gotcha, that's smart

Ok

Well unless the drill message was altered imho it's not very practical for a setting like a hospital since the default one says "This is a drill x3 All occupants report to the nearest stairway exit door and await further orders. DO NOT ENTER STAIRWAY!" It would cause too many traffic jams etc.

Pulled or by panel activation. It plays A custom Code red message. With the pull that was tripped

I can tell you at the hospital I work at when the alarm sounds they always specify of it's a drill or not over the PA. There's only ever been a few legit alarms and thankfully they were never severe cases or even real fires.

Jake Ross Awesome! Thanks for viewing!

It is always been my dream job and sometimes you video some of my favourite alarm systems

Some of my favourite are the voice evacs

Yeah, you can select the speaker circuit you wanna page Or if you have TrueAlert ES you can page to individual speakers

He cannot disclose the location due to privacy issues and possible claims against him.

Probably disabled for the test (hence the trouble) or the monitoring center knew ahead of time that there was a test and to disregard alerts

A dirty detector may have its sensor impeded, which means it may not detect a fire as quickly if at all.

@@sfs2040 yikes

hi-lo custom voice evac

+Gary Beltz Yes still transfering vids from my other channel. New material soon to come.

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