Edwards Coded Pull Stations | How do they Work?
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- Here are the amazing features and technologies these vintage coded fire alarm pull stations possess.
Note: I had an editing mistake in the video. The first pull is 54 years old in 2020, not 64.
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I really liked the analogy you used of it being a primitive form of an addressable system. Great video!
Learn something new every time I watch your videos. Keep up the good work S.E.R Safety!
Love those pull stations
Very nice. I like old vintage alarms like this
I giggled when Grant said "Thats self explanatory
Like the reverb in that garage!
Great video! I couldn’t have said how coded pull stations work & their original purposes better myself. I’ve used this video to show some fellow electricians with fire alarm licenses how they function. Keep up the great work! 👍
There's an old Edwards coded station on display next to one of the tables at a local restaurant I used to visit quite often.
Really nice collection! and fun fact the high school I go too still has two of those American Time & Signal tbars
Edwards was and is so intelligent. Mind boggling this invention was made so many years ago!!
These coded stations are what they had throughout my high school back in the 1970s. In those days they used bells so a 44 code would.be 4 dings onf the bell, a pause, followed by 4 more.dings. Back then I had a sheet that had all the stations, their codes, and location in the school. Anytime someone would.pull a box I'd count the bells and I'd right away know which stations was actuated and where in the school it was. In those days kids used to pull.a.lot.of.false.alarms and I got to know which stations were most frequently used to transmit a false alarm.
In my teen years I was very interested in fire safety equipment such as fire extinguishers and fire alarm.systems. I even built.my.own fire alarm.systrm for my house. Back in those days it was not easy to get hold of actual alarm system components so I pretty.much had to build my system entirely.from scratch. I would have loved to have gotten hold.of some.actuall pull stations.
literally right after i found interest in coded pull stations, this vid came out
Very cool! Thanks for showing
Great job keeping it clean for something that old❤
Nice video! Thanks for the information!
2-5 is my favourite
Those "bumps" on the code wheel are actually called teeth, Andrew (NewAgeServerAlarm) could testify
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Very nice grant!
Nice demo Grant! Btw that pull station from 1966 is 54 years old, not 64, just so u know :).
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WHAT?! 54!?
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Cool
I like that coded pull station
Nice demo! :)
i love these videos
Can you use your simplex break glass pull station? Also how is the security system going?? Nice video!!
Nice pull station.
Nice Grant
Hi love the vids❤️❤️❤️❤️
This video is great 👍👍👍
great video. just got one of them myself. would like to see a video on wiring it up for demo. im guessing i need a relay in there somewhere as it seems to sound when the contact is open.
Cool!
Wow
The coded pull station that is a loud alarm horn when you pull it the alarm will go eeeengk eeeengk eeeengk, eeeengk eeeengk eeeenk like that
My elementary school had these pull stations when i was in kindergarten and the teacher said that they were heating controllers
I like that
When you forgot to speak 0:55
hey safety security alert
cool
At 2:20 the coded pull station is like code 3
but slower
a few questions.
1: do the alarms stop after the 4 rounds of code?
2 is there no panel?
3: does the pull station have the glass as an indicator of what station was pulled because the handle doesn't stay down like modern pull stations, or is it deter people from false pulling it?
4. is there some oversized backbox for them or do you just cut a hole in the wall or put it in
sorry for so many questions. the only thing i really know about coded pull stations is that they exist
1. Typically coded stations do 4 rounds and them stop
2. There's at least going to be a power panel I'd imagine, possibly a connection to a municipal Gamewell telegraph system back in the day
3. You would know which station was pulled by the code. The glass makes it harder to pull
4. Probably a special backbox. I saw another video with a coded station from the 30s and it had its backbox. Though the box would typically be recessed into the wall
woah is that a huge edwards version pull station?
Edwards coded pull stations are like 270-spos
Can you do the EST Integrity Chime Strobe Version?
How would you reset it? Or do you have to just wait to it to go though the cycles
wait
It sounds like a air horn but lower
Simplex 4050 is very LOUD! It just scared me to death and I jumped like a kangaroo!
The same goes to me when I was in my elementary school.
@@relevanteaglealarms109 Well Shiver Me Timbers!
Also how do I wire my 4050 horn I have the 6 volt version
That's just a big 270-SPO
Mine never completes a coding cycle fully. Anyone else have that problem/ fixed it?
Awesome. By the way, im getting a panel on april 16th!!!
MOOOORE EST!
yay!
I have one of those pole station
Are these pull stations collectibles? I’ve got one and the red surface mount wall box with a UL from 1939.
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I imagine these pull stations are capable of handling 120 VAC power?
I don't know why that horn is continuous that scared me last time I watch the video
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pepsifan850 party! party!
same with schools in Toronto, Canada!
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How much are they on eBay
I want u to set off the alarm at YMCA
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Nobody cares
@@Noah-M-P then you don’t care
@@BradKesalowski Wow, you're very observant 👍😀
Can I have one of those old pull station please
Fire Alarm Collector nooooooooooooooooo!
You can get some on Ebay.
Okay sorry,
I understand that people work hard to get one so I'll do the same. How much are to get one off of eBay.
When are you selling alarms again? Absolutely nothing on your ebay page and looks like you haven't sold in a while
Sorry, new to your videos and a bit disappointed you have nothing for sale
I have a fire drill in school
Tell workers for testing
Why would you want one vs two cycles,?
Does the coded pull station operate without wiring?
the mechanism does but not the alarm
The pull station works from a wind up mechanism that is wound up when it's pulled. The alarm needs power though
So i wont have to buy a pannel... right?
Yes
You don’t have to buy a panel
Can you video yous responding to a call in the fire engine
How is your brother??
Hi
Hi there.
The 4-4 pull station you have is really slow
My dad Is born in 1966.....
5:23 is that a spark?
This is code 4-4 and it would do agnh agnh agnh agnh.... agnh agnh agnh agnh
Hehehe😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
2:19 older style code-3
I saw some sparks
1-1-1 is the early code 3
FlRE
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Wow back in 1966 you know what happened siren head appeared well do you do you don’t know how to look it up look up siren head and hope you find it and press emirates
Cool!
Hi
Hello.
Cool!