Don’t forget some dogs don’t like noises like that like my dog if I play like a really loud sound, he hates it

Monitoring service working as expected (unfortunately they have no opposable thumbs to call the FD)

I get it it sounds like the relay module the wheel lock module in the garage

Maybe he's an inspector!

Thank you very much I appreciate that

Well it's not done yet we still have more additions to do and a verification

Is bavaria part of munich or a different city/town? Looks like I am veru wrong and don't know much about the geopolitics kf Germany.

@@xrafter Bavaria is a federal state of Germany

Thank you. monitoring companies do not except residential customers here anymore you can be monitored but it is only them sending you a message if there is a alarm so no different than myself monitored set up I use in the garage system

Thank you luckily Ayla is very relaxed does not mind any fire alarms it's Jackson who is the problem dog

Good luck!

Thanks a lot!

Thank you

Thank you

Yeah for sure that's what I meant when I said wiping the dials just spitting them back-and-forth to make sure it's making right contact with the right spot

Thank you. There is no danger of CO in the house so I cannot justify the extremely high cost of addressable CO detectors

@@nics-systems-electricif there’s no danger of CO in your house then it’s all good, and by CO alarms i meant something like First Alert residential units, First Alert is a reliable brand, it’s what i use in my house

@@NyxKemo yes there's no gas I'm trying to get away from the residential style of devices so I would likely put in something with the main system if I had to

@@nics-systems-electric a cheaper alternative to addressable ones is probably a monitor module with a System Sensor CO12/24A if ever you need to add CO detection

Likely not I find the LED devices really ugly and I don't require any CO detection in this building as there is no hazard of it I'd have to see how the new settings work obviously I need to run more wires but I guess it's not a global setting I'd assume and it can do two different separate tones once installed

@@nics-systems-electric yeah, LED devices are pretty ugly compared to xenon devices. Also, it’s weird to see the slight differences between Canadian and American codes. Here, CO is required in all homes in the majority of states. As for the wiring, if it’s anything like Wheelock’s Eluxa line, it’ll use synchronization pulses to differentiate which of the two tones to output. On the T3/T4 setting, the Eluxa uses T3 when receiving the silence sync signal, and T4 when receiving the audible sync signal. Obviously, it wouldn’t be compatible with legacy systems, it it does save wire running costs for retrofit and new installs.

@@HenBasketFireAlarms OK that is interesting as for those devices. CO detection is not required if there's no gas service to the house or any CO producing gas

Because the garage is not a sleeping area so it does not need low frequency system sensor sync will still synchronize different frequency devices

Thank you

The horn is in a insulated wall the rest of the house isn't that's why it's different

Seems like a device problem for whatever reason even though they are brand new where devices are taking the wrong address really weird though

That is common if the system does not protect the individual units it's getting more and more common to have directors and sounder bases from one main system zoned separately to the individual units

That's awesome

Yeah that is a good tip not sure why I was doing that the naming has been changed just needed something temporarily until I could get around to name everything properly

That's interesting as I've never seen one here on a new build or existing I have seen them on emergency lighting a couple times but that's it

Thanks

A few extra devices to do any other expansions the small bases were sent along with all the smoke detectors I ordered not sure what you're supposed to use them on as they don't fit on a standard 4 inch octagon box

It's already all done I originally did it with just killing 24 V to the board which did not work if it was already running in cooling or heating

@nics-systems-electric oh right, there would probably be a delay for it to shut down normally. I'm looking forward to the video on how it was done!

There is nothing on the outside as it's not required if there was I would not be able to do any system test videos

Maybe I don't know if I'll be doing any more durability testing videos in general

@@nics-systems-electricwhy?

Thank you. I would if there was a danger of it but for their extremely expensive cost for the addressable units when there is no danger I cannot justify it.

I installed it to code not the way I like the look either but just following the rules

@@nics-systems-electric I've installed a ton of pull stations next to annunciators, and never had any pushback for them being level at the bottom to the relevant code. Code generally states that a device shall not be installed GREATER than x" AFF.

@@rayarsenault4774 I talked about this in my install video Hass to be between 1050 mm and 1150 mm

The Canadian version being federal pioneer has the same problems as the federal Pacific version in the US with high failure rates when it comes to overcurrent protection they are the same stab lok breaker in both countries

It would satisfy the code requiring zone annunciation not that it's required for my house but if it was it would satisfy that however not at the panel it would need to be at the annunciator and yes the problem is requiring verifier tools

The HVAC shutdown is already done I ended up having to do it twice with the second time shutting down a relay interrupting power to the board and the blower not sure if you can find a shunt trip breaker for a home line panel but you could find a contractor either way it would be large as you need one rated at 100 A

@@nics-systems-electric I don't recall ever seeing shunt trip in residential panels either. What you did works too. The R terminal is 24VAC to the thermostat and if that is a heat pump it will go to it too. If it's interrupted you are essentially killing control power. You must have 15 KW strips if you need 100A. Does the heat pump work well in the winters there?

@@topher8634 heat pump does work in the winter however if you try and raise the temperature too much too fast on a cold day it's a supplementary heat source will come on to assist. the thermostat only has two wires which somehow does cooling fan and heating I originally was just killing power to the control board however if the system was already running it did not shut down by killing the board

@@nics-systems-electric ok yours is a communicating system. It should have a shutdown built into the board. Is the overflow wired on the condensate pump? It'll be 2 loose wires separate from the power cord. If it is it's probably using those terminals. That's a nice system BTW.

@@topher8634 I don't remember I know it's working now by killing power to the board and the blower though

Thanks this is just the initial program we still have more additions and do the actual verification

@@nics-systems-electric You should change the coding on both systems and test both systems on a system test

@@leafmk why would I change the coding temporal three is the required evacuation tone

@@nics-systems-electric it would sound great also theres not much nacs also i mean like the coding like you can change it too march time or temp 4

@@leafmk don't know what you mean by that

No just smokes that's not how they act anyways it's called a multi criteria detector and it only takes one address

@@nics-systems-electric Cool, yeah I didn't know but was just wondering since that is such a weird thing to happen, and those kind of problems can be the worst to figure out

Not sure if I'll included or do a separate video

I showed family members the basic operations that they need to know

That's what I did where if one system goes into alarm the other shows supervisory

If I was a millionnaire maybe I would however it's not required and it's more fishing wires and cutting holes into a finished space and the main thing is it's more money

Yes you do need verifier for those

@@nics-systems-electric Yeah I thought so. Kinda wish Notifier made VeriFire Tools accessible to the public, but what can you do?

I am just going to use the same one from the garage for the house

Also place some CO Dectection in Above or within 15 feet of potential sources of carbon monoxide, such as a fireplace or stove. In or near humid areas, like bathrooms or saunas and within 10 feet of each bedroom door and there should be one near or over any attached garage. Check your local fire deoartment for more safety recommendations.

@@iansanchez1470 good recommendations. I won't be installing CO detectors as the addressable units have a very high cost and they are not necessary for my home so I cannot justify the cost

I wouldn't want to put new federal replacement breakers in it as they have had busbar problems too I'd rather just get rid of it altogether the problem is finding a time you could shut down the house and the cost and if I have to upgrade circuits to arc fault.

Also might be hearing the beeping all day since I been there it don’t bother me I go in to see the trouble on the display

Security systems are terrible. the NFW 50 would work if I owned one however the 320 is obviously the better more capable panel offering more features and more total power and can run flashscan whereas the NFW - 50 X is only litespeed and clip and devices are harder to find

Not for full alarm but I did for supervisory

We don't want a intrusion alarm system in the house they are two completely separate buildings and it would be a pain in the ass to have them connected if you're going to make that request I am also going to need a few thousand dollars to make it possible

No monitoring companies do not accept residential customers other than sending you a notification so no different than my "self monitored" system in the garage which I will likely do in the house

@@nics-systems-electric oh mk

It shouldn't be an issue the fire alarm system should not be in trouble or alarm commonly

Maybe I don't know if I'll do any more durability testing videos

Which one was that? I've removed a lot of videos lately

@@nics-systems-electric upgrading the generator buildings connection to the garage

@@avgrug yeah possibly I removed a bunch that might've been one

you forgot the one where i found your address and your highschool >:)@@nics-systems-electric

Why don't you take a look through my channel and see there's multiple videos of testing it

Oh

I was thinking that too lol but in all seriousness notifier's quality has been going downhill

Not as bad as EST’s quality.

Equipment room typically means storage room for equipment from what I've worked on so furnace seems to be the best description for now

I think FACP room would be a better choice

@@thomaswhitten468 I labelled it furnace room

No