You should use these instead of pull stations on your next system test. You could also use something like that MT on hi-lo or use a hi-lo tone on the voice evac system.
Cool video and cool devices! It’s really nice that American collectors are showing European devices. These Eaton call points are less common here but they are very fiddly when you try to place the element in them when it’s on the wall. Where did you get these devices from. You should get a sounder next! Keep up the great work!
Ok now that LED is cool!
Finally, someone who reviews an Eaton call point. Similar versions are used in NZ, mainly KAC or Apollo. These are very nice, in my opinion.
Cool
@@FireAlarmDude5967 sure? Thanks?
Ahh Eaton
Neat video!
This is the first comment btw how did you get this
The internet
You should use these instead of pull stations on your next system test. You could also use something like that MT on hi-lo or use a hi-lo tone on the voice evac system.
Nice video
UK Stuff, The callpoint!
Wrong Canada uses pull stations.
@@chrisgamecave i totally forgot about that lol
those two "sticks" are called prongs
Noted, thanks
also they are very fragile and so are the mechanisms so be careful with them@@FireAlarmDude5967
Bri'ish fire alarm
Wow cool fulleon call point
fire ❤
Do you have a eBay? Because I see this same call point and background on eBay for sale
Yes, that is my eBay store
Nice
I’m pretty sure Fulleon makes these as well
Fulleon is now a part of the Eaton brand, so all of them are Eaton now.
@@alarmmuseumI have one but it’s broken 😡
Cool video and cool devices! It’s really nice that American collectors are showing European devices. These Eaton call points are less common here but they are very fiddly when you try to place the element in them when it’s on the wall. Where did you get these devices from. You should get a sounder next! Keep up the great work!
I WILL SPREAD YOUR CHEEKS LIL BRO
WHAT
Anytime now
@@FireAlarmDude5967💀
@@beannosman3855 lame