That would be scary

Frrr like imagine that was what the lockdown alarm sounded like at school and you hear that every time there’s a lockdown drill. I’d be scared 😭

I had to go through that sound on the last day of school

I would prob crap my pants

@@Huntersprojects frrrr I’d get so scared I’d start levitating 😭😭😭

This is also intruder Alert - Intrepid class starship

Dude! The sound is TERRIFY- *alarm sound starts* "intru- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Dude, I agree that is kinda terrifying

@@DopeDude308 When it comes to getting everyones attention, the scarier sound tends to grab everyone's attention.

@KanoaDeCastro ig that's true

@@stampynate007 or a fire lite voice evac panel

I agree

I also agree

Your school does? Mine just uses the basic wheelock alarms 🚨

Bro has those PBCC Cargo bay A1 ahh fire alarms💀

@@Yourlocala10thunderboltlltrue

It's from Voyager.

Yeah I believe it's the blue alert

I've heard the Voyager Red alert which is actually pretty nice

You should do a Uk fire alarm system

​@@gyldn3115 l we be doing a fine alarm system test siemens speaker strobe 4 watt high low tone for the test l have the system sensor spectralert advance speaker strobe mounted on the wall and the gentex SS PK 24 PR speaker strobe Setcw speaker only 4 watt high low tone and the wheelock as and the wheelock mt code for a while

watching more of the video when you said EST that makes sense its an EST system just a different voice!

Star Trek blue alert

Agreed

Ikr like imagine that was the schools lockdown alarm 😭

As of now, this is temporary

@@SERSafetywhy is it an EST message

@@NewEnglandAviaton987Custom messages can be uploaded to the Safepath

@@Train_D3V why est?

why

I mean it’s supposed to be there is a person with a gun in the building

@@Tballjumper who cares

Every system (fire, security, emergency etc) has a relay output that is usually connected to a siren. This relay output, can be connected as a "detector" on another alarm system. Making the panel a sub-panel. Imagine you have a shopping mall. Then you can have a master system (fire and intrusion loop, 24h) wired to each tenant to a junction box, and then the tenant hooks up their own alarm system to this loop, meaning, that logically, each tenant's alarm system, is a "detector" in the large panel. So on master fire or intrusion panel, you see which tenant gone off, then you go to that tenant's panel and see which detector gone off. So basically, if you have a rent house complex, you could have a small 4-zone system in each house, 1 pull station and 3 smoke, that the tenant controls himself (and can hush/silence/reset if it just was some burnt bread in toaster). Then this 4-zone system's siren output is wired to a "smoke detector input" on a bigger panel with lets say 16 zones, one for each house. So on master panel you see which house gone off, go to that, subpanel says which detector. Great way to project a fire or intrusion system when you don't own everything.

That a lot to read

@@stacywilliams1310 The principle is easy however, if you want panel A to trip panel B, just think the panel A as a really big smoke detector or PIR detector, and then connect accordingly.

HOWEVER if the unit you want to trip, is a adressable unit with no non-adressable inputs, you will need a so called adress unit, which will convert a dry relay input to adressable data communication. This input, you connect to the relay ouput of the panel that is the triggering unit. Preferable you can stick the whole adress unit into the enclosure of the triggering unit (the one that sends the alarm) so the unit that you want to trip, has protected communication all the way.

Ok

It's scary how they cost more than a PS5😅

@@that_miata lol my parents wouldn’t even buy me a ps5 so there’s no way i’m getting voice evac anytime soon