I assume this building had a Honeywell W247A system when it was first built in the 1960s. I think it would be cool if you could salvage original backboxes if the building is slated to be demolished there's an office complex from the 70s in the rubber city suburb of Fairlawn that has a whole system of MA/SS units with the later ADA strobes. I don't think they removed and scrapped the "4037s" because they don't mount on a standard back box
Interesting alarm system here. The current notification appliances installed here look to be a product the 1990s, when there seemed to be a lot of new technologies being introduced. For instance, these are electronic horns with clear ADA strobes, but they predate the standard temporal 3 fire alarm tone and probably strobe synchronization as well. I’m moving into a college dorm in about a month that as of last year had Gentex speakers/strobes, the older ones that look like Wheelock ET-1070 clones but have the GXS style strobes with the color matched red body. (I also found some 1st gen SpectrAlert speakers/strobes in certain renovated areas.) The fire alarm panel at that time was an FCI 7200 from the 90s. (I doubt they replaced the system over the summer, however they did get new windows installed in that building, so maybe other things were updated.) Not sure how it sounds/sounded, but I’m guessing it most likely has/had a whoop tone with no voice message. I guess it’s a voice evacuation system, or at least a system of speaker/strobes, but from a similar era to the one shown here, with no sync, and probably no temporal 3. Certainly an upgrade from my dorm last year: that building’s system was put in around the same time but had piercingly loud GX90 mini horns!
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damn the old 4037s
Nice to hear something besides that dvc whoop for a change
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I assume this building had a Honeywell W247A system when it was first built in the 1960s. I think it would be cool if you could salvage original backboxes if the building is slated to be demolished
there's an office complex from the 70s in the rubber city suburb of Fairlawn that has a whole system of MA/SS units with the later ADA strobes.
I don't think they removed and scrapped the "4037s" because they don't mount on a standard back box
Interesting alarm system here. The current notification appliances installed here look to be a product the 1990s, when there seemed to be a lot of new technologies being introduced. For instance, these are electronic horns with clear ADA strobes, but they predate the standard temporal 3 fire alarm tone and probably strobe synchronization as well.
I’m moving into a college dorm in about a month that as of last year had Gentex speakers/strobes, the older ones that look like Wheelock ET-1070 clones but have the GXS style strobes with the color matched red body. (I also found some 1st gen SpectrAlert speakers/strobes in certain renovated areas.) The fire alarm panel at that time was an FCI 7200 from the 90s. (I doubt they replaced the system over the summer, however they did get new windows installed in that building, so maybe other things were updated.) Not sure how it sounds/sounded, but I’m guessing it most likely has/had a whoop tone with no voice message. I guess it’s a voice evacuation system, or at least a system of speaker/strobes, but from a similar era to the one shown here, with no sync, and probably no temporal 3.
Certainly an upgrade from my dorm last year: that building’s system was put in around the same time but had piercingly loud GX90 mini horns!
Very awesome! 😊
People think this is loud? Just imagine if those 4037s were still active!
the honeywell horns are extremely quiet actually. These ones were dc and they were very quiet. AC is a different story..
What kind of panel was it? I didn’t see one
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The Masses are on life support maybe💀
And yet they were replaced from even older fire alarms
what are either of you yapping about
Dirt is any matter considered unclean, especially when in contact with a person's clothes, skin, or possessions. In such cases, they are said to become dirty. Common types of dirt include:
Debris: scattered pieces of waste or remains
Dust: a general powder of organic or mineral matter
Filth: foul matter such as excrement
Grime: a black, ingrained dust such as soot
Soil: the mix of clay, sand, and humus which lies on top of bedrock. The term 'soil' may be used to refer to unwanted substances or dirt that are deposited onto surfaces such as clothing.[1]
The great dust heap of London at Battle Bridge in 1836, next to the Smallpox Hospital
I don't just need a break from the Notifier Voice Evac. I need a break from the electronic horns. D:
(Yes I know that is not possible. Just saying.)
Those MASSes are set on 800hz
I would not call any alarm you can find 10+ of for sale at any given time "rare"
Can I have Honeywell horn
Those are Rare Alarms. They sound like modern School bells.
i now have a system in my garage
Those are so rare! I hardly find those sounder strobes!
Oh boy those System sensor mass are really loud as hell!
Supposed to be loud