(Read Desc.) National Time 7000 Series first fire alarm panel test!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- (Yes i do have the full cabinet and everything! Its just too large to showcase all of it right now, i’ll have a dedicated video soon!)
Something i’ve held off for a long while, i got this panel from a special person back on the First Saturday siren test of this month. 4 zones 2 N/A’s, card based panel, i unfortunately have no coder cards so the horn was being coded off of my Potter & Brumfield time delay relay. Expect more tests with this soon! Also, yes i no longer own the Ansul Autopulse Z-10, as i traded that off to Connor (BLIXT1000) after getting this panel from said special person, and yes sadly it is FWR but that is ok, i’ll work around it eventually.. Anyways with all that out the way i hope you all enjoy!
Alarms used:
Simplex 2903-9002+2901-9838
Simplex 4251-30
Finally another person who owns one of these! I obtained a 7000 series panel in 2016, although it's far bigger than the one in this video (I'd say about 5 feet from top of the case to bottom?) These are rarely documented since National Time is a small company. Yours might actually be the first working one shown on TH-cam!
Cool beans! Not a lot of people own National Time equipment, let alone control panels.
Hey I have a panel like that that I've never used because I don't know how to actually wire it. I have all the cards and motherboard and whatnot. Could you maybe send me a wiring diagram or something? Thanks.
This is a jam
How did you set the relay up to do march time?
Does this thing have a CPU, or is it all TTL logic chips?
I believe its all Logic chips, seeing it has no CPU whatsoever
@michiganfirealarmsmore4684
Old school... Are they 7400 series or 4000 series logic chips?