what happened to ur hand

@@XSHADOWTHELEGENDARYHEDGEHOGxX i saw the bandaid too what happend

I got no idea what he did to his hand

​@@XSHADOWTHELEGENDARYHEDGEHOGxX he crashed his eletric scooter at 40 mph

What the labels usually say is the SLC's loop number and device's address number and the type of device is which is Module or Detector. Here's what it all means: L#: SLC loop # M###: Module # Or D###: Detector # Example 1 (Module): L1M004. L1 is the SLC loop's number of the device that it's on, M004 is the Module's address on that SLC loop. Example 2 (Detector): L2D008. L2 is the SLC loop's number of the device that it's on, D008 is the Detector's address on that SLC loop. When adding the Module's label like "L1M100" it also has to be added to the outside of a pull station because inside an addressable pull station there's a mini monitor module built inside the pull station that monitors the pull station's contacts where the contacts are in an open state as the pull station is normal (LED light of the mini monitor module is blinking fast) and if it monitors the contacts in a closed state as the pull station is pulled then the monitor module will set off the fire alarm system (LED light of the mini monitor module is solid) and the monitor module will stay in that closed state when the pull station is reset but will go back to an open state when the system is reset with the pull station as well (LED light of the mini monitor module is blinking fast again). It could've been different as a pull station would be abbreviated as "P" which means the label could be "L2P060" but it's "M" to abbreviate Module as pull stations count as a Module on an addressable system because of the mini monitor module inside of it

Yes it is

@@nics-systems-electric this is better than my schools Edwards EST system which is junk but even though Edwards EST is junk it has worked surprisingly well in my school.

What type of est system is it

soon it is going to become into a combo lock, 2 keys, a numberpad to access the code, and to do a dance to activate it

I hate p2rl speaker strobes my school has em they sound horrible fire drills are boring

That would not be a good idea to just rip it off you would rip a bunch of paint off the proper way is to do what I did and cut the paint where it is pointed to the plastic around the device

@@nics-systems-electric there’s a technique to it. Then again, my dad did work for almost 30 years. There’s a certain way you gotta do it to where it won’t remove the paint. But yes, there is a “proper” way (I realize it seems like I’m criticizing or making fun of you, that’s not my intent 😂)

Maybe this school was built in the early 1960s

We had to install more horn strobes anyways because it failed the decibel test when we went around and checked volume in places

Now that I think of it the last two schools that were replaced We set them on low volume and in some of the schools I’ve turn down the volume where they’ve been louder than necessary I don’t think it should be done but it seems to be

@@nics-systems-electric I think that’s a good approach. I would only use the volume switch under the circumstance that db exceeds 100

There was not any leftover but there was some left over heat detectors which were saved as spare parts and some of them when we did our verification did not work so we needed to get replaced I think I kept one or two of the functioning ones

@@nics-systems-electric you verified your own work? Or do you just mean you tested it before a fire alarm company did an official verification?

@@The1025RChannel Can’t remember how it worked out

Okay. I was just curious because I know in most places in Canada a verification has to be done by someone other than the installing contractor. An electrical contractor does the work and then a fire alarm company comes in after to verify it. Retrofits can sometimes be a grey area though.

@@The1025RChannel Yes I remember there was a certain way of verifying it legally as there was two parties basically the fire alarm company and the school district electricians who I was with

Thanks

Yeah I don’t think that would stop anyone if they wanted to lol

If only it was that easy

I only kept newer heat detectors and bells and pull stations

Cool

Sounds like a mess of a system

@@DanTDMJace it really is

I wonder who told you about that...

@@Twentythree33 XD

The way you slide the mounting base one way and then slide it the other way and then just tighten your screws and it's all done is really satisfying for sure

Yeah. Their hornstrobes.

Threw out most of them but I kept a couple ones that I wanted

@@nics-systems-electric Nice

@@nics-systems-electric damn you should have kept them all and sold em

@@FourtyFiftyEighty Old recalled dirty and damaged devices?

@@nics-systems-electric Just sell them on eBay.

Are you going to become a Sparky?

@@nics-systems-electric idk what is it called in the U.S, but I found a job where you install and test fire alarm systems. Iirc it is just a fire alarm technician, but it depends on what you do depending on who you work for

It was because I crashed an electric scooter doing like 40 kilometre per hour lol

@@nics-systems-electric why do people let paint drip on the pull station

@@ajsmusic723 probably was an accident or the painters just didn’t care

@@nics-systems-electric ok

You can’t legally use fire lite on a notifier system all components have to be notifier or system sensor

@@nics-systems-electric oh

Usually they are thrown out or recycled

@@nics-systems-electric also I forgot to mention that at my high school which has ceiling mount red spectralert advances on a notifier system kept going in alarm due to a malfunctioning smoke detector so they had to replace it, what usually happens to smoke detectors that causes the system to go in alarm?

Thanks old panel was a Edwards 6616 which is conventional

Definitely

No that is only ionization detectors these are photoelectric

​@@nics-systems-electricwait in the video in the pull station packages I see a key for every pull station. Are they all different or does 1 key work for all

@@donotprikel all notifier products take the same key

Wouldn't do anything batteries are unplugged AC is off even if it wasn't 24 vdc isn't gonna get you

because they where replacing everything for addressable devices but had mini mods and cheap system sensor heats in wet areas, as Pickle 700 said "These are the rules that I did not make,"

Why the heck would we upgrade an entire system but not two pull stations I understand you like Simplex but this is the real world

@@nics-systems-electric my high school kept the four FCI MS-2’s in the auditorium, even though the new system is a Simplex 4100U. But I agree, it doesn’t make sense

@i support carlos So when the first EST system breaks then replace it with another EST system lol

@i support carlos we don’t use EST anymore they have been too unreliable we are going notifier

@@nics-systems-electric that person is an "obsessed idiot" with est stuff he is in a bunch of comments sections telling people to throw away their firelite or notifier systems and get est systems he will get over it someday

@i support carlos uh, no.. simplex Is amazing1!!1!1!!!1!1!!

@@alexgilbert2 yeah Simplex old products used to be real good but now their company has gone to crap

K-5

@@nics-systems-electric they could do that… although that’s not a good idea lol Invalid response every 5 seconds

Probably won't ever see it as voice evacuation is only required in medical facilities and high-rise buildings

Just used to doing it a lot I guess

I only kept the stuff I wanted like pull stations bells and the newer system sensor he detectors

@@nics-systems-electric you didn’t want the panel?

@@nathanbirnofficial no I don’t want a panel in constant trouble

Old system has an issue in the bored and communication issues to the annunciator so it stays in trouble beeping

@@nics-systems-electric Ok, So It's A Constant Trouble Issue, Ok That Makes Sense. That Could Be Really Problematic For The System To Stay In The Constant Intermitted Trouble, It Could Make The System Inoperable And That Would Be Really Bad.

All the heat detectors went in the garbage

That's too bad but no bells either?

Nothing wrong with the old wire here and it’s not like you can non-destructively Re-pull bx I suppose you could re-pull everything that is in pipe but wouldn’t be any point of it really

They have a lower cost and are much less sensitive and some areas can only have heat detectors due to temperature or other reasons

May be a 320 probably not a 320 C that’s what I have and what was in the school

@@nics-systems-electric you are correct, I forgot about that not being a C model

@@nics-systems-electric I’m curious about the difference between the models?

@@dexterthewulf3637 not much other than the cabinet/panel has room for zone annunciation and maybe small program differences but I’m not sure

Yes I kept both of them one of them was cracked though

@@nics-systems-electric are You willing to sell or trade the cracked one?

@@CJ9899 we’ll see not sure. I might have to get rid of some of the devices as I have too many now right now they’re still sitting in a cardboard box on the floor lol typically I’ve never sold anything as that would give away my location as where it’s coming from

@@nics-systems-electric I’m not sure if Canada has PO Boxes, but if so that could be something to consider

@@HenBasketFireAlarms I’m not really good with all that stuff so I’ve just never bothered

Thanks I appreciate it

What Happened To The Simplex T-Bars?

@@Vigilance108 There was only two of them I took them with me

Oh Ok Thanks

Yo I said in the video there was going to be part two and the title of this video is part one so of course it’s going to be part two

When?

@@Samthe17 Wednesday

@@nics-systems-electric WOW people never read titles and descriptions, I dont know why.

@@ajsmusic723 True I’m always extra careful to read titles and descriptions and watch the whole video before I comment a question

No iso-6 was installed where the zones were tied into to turn them into addressable

@@nics-systems-electric Ahhh, I see.

Yeah you don’t see them much in new buildings just old ones where you would usually have sprinklers but if there’s not sprinklers you use heats in place of sprinklers as they both detect heat just one only activates a system one also put water out

@@nics-systems-electric ah interesting. Whenever a system gets upgraded over here the main change is usually detection. When they replaced the system at my school, they went from opticals in the corridors only to opticals and multis basically everywhere.

creating unnecessary work for school district painters tends to piss them off. they already have enough to do over the summer etc. you start adding annoying touchups etc to their workload, its a good way to get on their bad side

@@harveylong5878 What i said is they are getting more money!

No it was all copper I thought the same thing at first but it’s just discoloured from the insulation

Mid 60s

@@nics-systems-electric thank you. My 2nd elementary school opened in 65 and got upgraded to est integrity after expanding and eventually replaced them with the genesis. And hopefully my high school didn't keep the 1949 wiring when renovating in the late 90s.

Because I work with the electrical department of my school district

@@nics-systems-electric how can I do that??? With my district

@@ScantPear I am not sure it’s a very unique position that I am in I am the first one in my district to have ever done it it isn’t really a program or anything it was just knowing the right people and fighting with management to get it to be allowed it is not a paid thing

@@nics-systems-electric oh ok but a high school in my district is getting a new system and the old one has spectralerts and I really want the spectralerts badly…

@@ScantPear You could ask worse they can say is they can’t give it to you

Non of them were

yes i did keep the old bells

No I didn’t want it so we threw it out

Hi ryan

Totally depends on where you are

Not sure I just know they’re a different tone

Keep ones I want and throw out the rest

We have no fire suppression in the building but you could monitor sprinklers or a type of releasing system

okay

Yeah I crashed on an electric scooter lol

Dang bro

Yes I took the new heat detectors all the pull stations and all the bells I did not keep the panel as it doesn’t function

Yes but I don’t usually keep everything just stuff I want if I can save it in time usually I’m quick enough and get a box and put the stuff I want in it and just write on it Nic’s stuff

what are you asking exactly?

@@nics-systems-electric so the wiring inside the fire alarm the red and blue were already made for any type of alarm

For the kids to not pull them I guess

ours say STOP cuz our system doesnt callout automatically to 911 etc. cheapass owners wont spend the money to crawl out of the 60's

Crashed on a electric scooter

@@nics-systems-electric ouch. what's your worst injury if you don't mind me asking?

@@J19_vlogger74 As far as stuff that will never heal that was probably my worst injury

@@nics-systems-electric good to hear you not getting hurt too bad, mine was a chuck of metal flying across the room and split my hand open about an inch.

@@J19_vlogger74 that’s not good how did that happen? the hand that was all scratched and bleeding is healed but my other hand I landed on I can’t move it quite as far as I used to and it clicks and sometimes hurts lol

Sure you can buy them on eBay

I only work in my school district so we only replaceable one system a year we only have two Simplex systems one is only five years old so it will be there for a while unless it keeps having issues the other simplex system is a little older being 1996 but isn’t the highest priority to get done so I unfortunately won’t be removing any Simplex systems for a while

@@nics-systems-electric I see, thank you for your reply. If that 1996 system ever gets replaced I'd be interested in the panel and a few devices. I love this old Simplex stuff. My email is in the about page if you ever wish to contact me. I am also interested in something like an FCI 7100 or a Notifier panel as I have a few addressable modules for those that I was given a few years ago.

Hey, thanks

Yes it is

Address rotary dial it's what sets the address of the device

Yes

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