0:13 Pull Station Pulled 0:16 Pull Station Fixed Back 0:23 Voice Message. Last For A Minute And Twenty Seconds. 1:44 Alarm Tone Full Time. 3:35 Ack Button. 3:37 Slient Button. 3:59 System Reset Button.
Very nice system! I just wish they would have changed it to a message that makes sense for a building like that. I think that Simplex really needs to change what message is the default one now that voice evac systems are starting to be required in so many buildings.
@@FireTech7 Simply Expensive (Simplex). Honeywell is ahead of Simplex in one key area: Customer Service and pricing. If simplex drops the absolute proprietary act and openly offers training for their programming licenses, they can still ensure skilled workers can work on their systems, but also take care of the end user issue and customer service as end users will have more options with who installs and maintains their systems. Simplex would also sell more products as well which would make them more money and help them competitively. As for pricing, simplex could do better on competitively pricing. JCI and Tyco’s model is really hiding Simplex’s true potential as a brand. At the end of the day, people want an easy and cheap way to protect their occupants and that’s what simplex used to be known for back in the 80s and 90s. Simplex products may be effective, but they need to be cheaper and more end user friendly (for everything from setup to maintenance like notifier does it).
@@FireTech7 ehh. Device replacements can also be done by a non-simplex technician as long as the device type doesn’t change or anything is added/removed.
@@josephfrye7342The 4100ES replaced the 4100U. The 4100U was designed to replace the 4100+/4120/4020. The 4100+/4120 was to replace the 4100 like you said. And the 4100 did replace the 2001 yes.
Fair. I love Simplex because all of their panels output filtered DC. I think Notifier/Silent Knight isn't bad because it is compatible with Honeywell (System Sensor, Wheelock, Gentex) fire alarm equipment synchronizations, better than Fire Lite, which is better than EST in my opinion.
@@aidanthetoiletelevatorfire7554 exactly but I couldn’t find Spanish and French voice evac Honeywell but I’m doo doo our of luck and stuck with English message.
I loved that they used the 4100U message
It's the default evacuation message on the Simplex 4100-series panels.
Same
0:13 Pull Station Pulled
0:16 Pull Station Fixed Back
0:23 Voice Message. Last For A Minute And Twenty Seconds.
1:44 Alarm Tone Full Time.
3:35 Ack Button.
3:37 Slient Button.
3:59 System Reset Button.
Simplex can be iffy sometimes, but this system looks like it’s running smoothly!
The best fire alarm systems available anywhere.
No one does it like simplex. If it wasn’t for the JCI/Tyco proprietary business model, Honeywell would still be #2.
Wow, I like the system. My old Career school has this system, but instead of The Truealert ES's we had the Simplex speaker strobes red.
Very nice system! I just wish they would have changed it to a message that makes sense for a building like that. I think that Simplex really needs to change what message is the default one now that voice evac systems are starting to be required in so many buildings.
“Do not use the elevator”
With Truealert ES too? Man this system has it all. The school made a great choice putting in this system. People be sleeping on simplex.
Until they get hit with that service fee, then they'll wish they never had it
@@FireTech7 Simply Expensive (Simplex). Honeywell is ahead of Simplex in one key area: Customer Service and pricing. If simplex drops the absolute proprietary act and openly offers training for their programming licenses, they can still ensure skilled workers can work on their systems, but also take care of the end user issue and customer service as end users will have more options with who installs and maintains their systems. Simplex would also sell more products as well which would make them more money and help them competitively. As for pricing, simplex could do better on competitively pricing. JCI and Tyco’s model is really hiding Simplex’s true potential as a brand. At the end of the day, people want an easy and cheap way to protect their occupants and that’s what simplex used to be known for back in the 80s and 90s. Simplex products may be effective, but they need to be cheaper and more end user friendly (for everything from setup to maintenance like notifier does it).
@@FireTech7 we technically do their service for things we can actually fix. Which isnt much lol
@@FourtyFiftyEighty meant like programming and device replacements
@@FireTech7 ehh. Device replacements can also be done by a non-simplex technician as long as the device type doesn’t change or anything is added/removed.
Ayo i love that sound!
Awesome! I love Simplex!
Gotta love modern simplex
This voice evac simplex is also from 1988 actually
Imagine if you went to my school, it has simplex 2901 bells
Those Look Like New Speaker Strobes.
I Love That Voice.
Me too
@@josephfrye7342me three horns are flipping loud speakers are better for every schools so kids don’t get jump scared
cool i like that system
Why didn’t the hall way doors.
I’ve seen those ceiling fire alarms in a ihop in San Antonio riverwalk
My high school has this fire alarm system by the fire alarms are red and the tone is 530hz temporal 3 with a female message
Music to my ears ❤
very fancy system
Very true
This is cool fire alarm system ever beats the horn and strobes 4050-80 this is Terry Hardy
I would rather them use Wheelock LED3 Speaker Strobes even though it would not fit with the system lol
Is this the original system? It looks like quite a new building.
Simplex 4100ES.
Aww man I wanted to be first b ut yes.
This is 2010 and 2020 version of the familiar 1988 4100 which replaced the 2001 model panel
@@josephfrye7342The 4100ES replaced the 4100U. The 4100U was designed to replace the 4100+/4120/4020. The 4100+/4120 was to replace the 4100 like you said. And the 4100 did replace the 2001 yes.
Very modern system!
But it’s 4100 which it was made back in 1988 36th
Nice!
OG voice evac
This is the version of 4100 from 1988 36th years
u work a jci??
no
I would never be able to deal with a system that had that sort of tone on it. I think that is far more jarring than horn/strobes!
Simpler bells. Are coolest
now this is more like it :)
I subscribed
49 Whoop Tones After The Voice Message.
my school has that
Ehh, Notifier is still better than simplex. in my opinion.
Fair. I love Simplex because all of their panels output filtered DC. I think Notifier/Silent Knight isn't bad because it is compatible with Honeywell (System Sensor, Wheelock, Gentex) fire alarm equipment synchronizations, better than Fire Lite, which is better than EST in my opinion.
@@aidanthetoiletelevatorfire7554 exactly but I couldn’t find Spanish and French voice evac Honeywell but I’m doo doo our of luck and stuck with English message.
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