@@firealarmperson4774 Can you maybe link me all the items I cant find the perfect adapter with the 2 wires in the back I did find the positive negative ones though. I hope you can maybe help out thanks.
This is a really good idea for temporary systems say for example at an outdoor event or on a construction site. Could this also be ran using a battery in order to avoid running electrical?
I used a battery pack from an old smoke detector worked perfectly. But I had to wire mine differently as the pull alarm had 6 ports for wires. 2 positives 2 negatives and 2 ports for the switch. It's only works properly if I connect the batteries straight to the ports for the switch instead
Any wire should work lol. I've used all kinds of different stuff. Chargers, speaker wires, old headphone wires, etc. I've never had any electrical issues with any of them either or had trouble with the alarm devices!
tysm i was trying to wire my notifier NBG-12 with my wheelock NS but there was something wrong because when the pull station was in the inactivated position, the NS went off, and when i pulled the BG-12 into the activated position, the alarm stopped
Where can I find an adapter that has 2 cords coming out of 1 plug and that puts out 20 Volts DC? Because my EST Genesis strobe that I got yesterday needs 20-31 Volts DC, and if I give it the wrong type of power, I will fry my alarm.
I have a question if I used two 9 volt batteries to wire a 12 volt system sensor mass12m non ada would it fry. Someone said if you use 16 volts or more a 12 volt system sensor mass would fry but the one in the video was ada
Do you think you would be able to show a how toon wiring a Simplex pull station? I’m just only curious on which side is positive or negative on the Simplex. I’m sure you have one similar to mine but only with a different logo from what I’ve noticed in your videos. And lastly, what happened to the Community posts that you made? I remembered that you made a certain milestone with the very first post that you made on here. Do you know why you removed those posts?
I have a Simplex 4251-20 T-Bar pull station, and the positive and negative terminals are marked on the wires going to the terminals underneath, but it’s hard to see without turning the device over and looking carefully. The positive terminal’s wire is red and the negative’s wire is white. Regarding the community posts, I removed them to clear space and clutter to post more in the future.
@Fire Alarm Person: I may post an unboxing video this Wednesday of my Simplex 2099-9754, which that is in honor of some other fire alarm enthusiast’s birthday which I’m doing that as a surprise! You probably know him, but I will NOT say it here. :D
Since I’m using a 9V adapter, the voltage is much too low to cause a shock. Even a 24V adapter is way too low to shock you. I would recommend wiring it with the power unplugged so if any wires touch that shouldn’t it won’t short out the device or the adapter. Other than that, it is very safe!
EBay. Pull station: NBG-12LX Alarm: I don’t know but anyone with terminals would work. Sometimes the alarm only has 2 terminals and the pull station has 4 so you wire the power to 2 sets of terminals on the pull station and the other 2 go into the alarm. IF YOU DO HAVE A ALARM WITH 2 TERMINALS AND A PULL STATION WITH 4, WATCH THIS VIDEO: th-cam.com/video/T0Vhs7-a6d4/w-d-xo.html
Jason Shelley Well, if it was titled a “horn/strobe”, the horn sound is already built into it. On the box it will say whether it’s a horn/strobe or not.
You were mixing up current and voltage which is confusing. You said you need a converter & this one is 9 volts which is perfect for this device then you turned it around and said which is perfect maximum amount of "current" of this device is 24 volts. There was No indication of which it was using AC or DC or both ? Also, current is measured in amps not volts ! Do you know what your doing ?
All I’m doing is showing how to wire the fire alarm to the pull station using an adapter. Keep in mind, before judging people, that I was years younger when making this video.
I learned to make mini fire alarm systems that I create on my fire alarm channel thanks to this video. :D
This was very helpful thank you so much
Very helpful. Thank you so much!
Absolutely!
I believe I used your old vid when I first got devices. This vid is a really good remake!
I’m glad to hear this was helpful to you and that you thought it was a good remake!
Fire Alarm Person I honestly probably wouldn’t have been able to wire my current system with pour your vid 🤷♂️. So thank you!
your old video helped me, but this is a little more informative!
I’m glad to hear that!
You helped me alot thanks
This is a cool video!! This is useful for beginners enthusiasts!!! Take care!!! ...
Thanks! I’m glad to hear you think this would be useful for beginners, I completely agree!
@Lumen Fire Alarms: I think I may be the one eventually. XD
@@firealarmperson4774 Can you maybe link me all the items I cant find the perfect adapter with the 2 wires in the back I did find the positive negative ones though. I hope you can maybe help out thanks.
This is a really good idea for temporary systems say for example at an outdoor event or on a construction site. Could this also be ran using a battery in order to avoid running electrical?
Thanks I’m getting a System sensor horn strobe on the 7th Heard they’re loud
Thanks! do you think a converter with a 24v dc output would work with 2 alarms?
I used a battery pack from an old smoke detector worked perfectly. But I had to wire mine differently as the pull alarm had 6 ports for wires. 2 positives 2 negatives and 2 ports for the switch. It's only works properly if I connect the batteries straight to the ports for the switch instead
Remember to never ever mess with fire alarms in other people’s houses as well.
That is right!
Thanks this really helped
If you can’t find speaker wire, use doorbell wire it works fine
Any wire should work lol. I've used all kinds of different stuff. Chargers, speaker wires, old headphone wires, etc. I've never had any electrical issues with any of them either or had trouble with the alarm devices!
Hey can you wire fire alarm/pull station/ a sync module?
Which type of fire alarm would you recommend because I’m thinking about getting one like for my little collection
Omg I want that fire alarm
tysm i was trying to wire my notifier NBG-12 with my wheelock NS but there was something wrong because when the pull station was in the inactivated position, the NS went off, and when i pulled the BG-12 into the activated position, the alarm stopped
Nice 👍!!!!
Thanks!
Cool!!
Thanks!
Can you do this with any alarm say for example a 7002t?
This remake was really better! (not saying the old one was bad)
Thanks, I’m glad to hear that! That was my goal!
The only problem I'm having is the screws on the pull station terminal won't screw if there is a suggestion please let me know
Where can I find an adapter that has 2 cords coming out of 1 plug and that puts out 20 Volts DC? Because my EST Genesis strobe that I got yesterday needs 20-31 Volts DC, and if I give it the wrong type of power, I will fry my alarm.
I have a question if I used two 9 volt batteries to wire a 12 volt system sensor mass12m non ada would it fry. Someone said if you use 16 volts or more a 12 volt system sensor mass would fry but the one in the video was ada
Could you do CH 70?
Request: if possible in a new system test, will you include your EST genesis horn/strobe and anything system sensor? Thanks
There is no telling when I will get around to more system tests. But if I do, I will take that into consideration!
Simplex is great 2 yk
Does 12 v work for system sensor spectra alert p2wa?
Do you think you would be able to show a how toon wiring a Simplex pull station? I’m just only curious on which side is positive or negative on the Simplex. I’m sure you have one similar to mine but only with a different logo from what I’ve noticed in your videos.
And lastly, what happened to the Community posts that you made? I remembered that you made a certain milestone with the very first post that you made on here. Do you know why you removed those posts?
I have a Simplex 4251-20 T-Bar pull station, and the positive and negative terminals are marked on the wires going to the terminals underneath, but it’s hard to see without turning the device over and looking carefully. The positive terminal’s wire is red and the negative’s wire is white. Regarding the community posts, I removed them to clear space and clutter to post more in the future.
@Fire Alarm Person: I may post an unboxing video this Wednesday of my Simplex 2099-9754, which that is in honor of some other fire alarm enthusiast’s birthday which I’m doing that as a surprise! You probably know him, but I will NOT say it here. :D
It literally doesn't matter which wire goes to what terminal on a conventional pull station. its exactly the same function as any light switch.
I did mine like this it won’t make noise and the light is just solid
Now the question is, can you wire a Simplex fire alarm to the output on an alarm clock board...cause' I need one?
does 24 volts still work because I feel like I might burn out the alarm
Also does it have to be AC or DC
Does anyone know where i can get that Plug for UK Plugs?
Amazon UK Links or smthing will be helpfull.
Great Video 👍 I plan on making some tutorials in the future
Thanks!
Is this the only method to wire a fire alarm
I have a strobe and pull station can I do the same with 9 volts
what is the name of that adaptor
Can I use any wer
will 12 volts work
Is it possible to wire a BG12LX doing this wiring? Without a panel
Yes it is, but the address loop (the blinking LED light) would not function like you would see in a real addressable system.
Just pull the addressable module out, now you have a normal BG-12 that doesn't need an addressable loop.
This is how a public building fire alarm system is wired.
With using a plug and doing the wiring,is there any way I could suffer an electrical shock when plugged in?
Since I’m using a 9V adapter, the voltage is much too low to cause a shock. Even a 24V adapter is way too low to shock you. I would recommend wiring it with the power unplugged so if any wires touch that shouldn’t it won’t short out the device or the adapter. Other than that, it is very safe!
@@firealarmperson4774 outstanding thank you.
Where could I purchase both pull station and alarm ?
EBay. Pull station: NBG-12LX
Alarm: I don’t know but anyone with terminals would work. Sometimes the alarm only has 2 terminals and the pull station has 4 so you wire the power to 2 sets of terminals on the pull station and the other 2 go into the alarm. IF YOU DO HAVE A ALARM WITH 2 TERMINALS AND A PULL STATION WITH 4, WATCH THIS VIDEO: th-cam.com/video/T0Vhs7-a6d4/w-d-xo.html
where can i get speaker wire? Home Depot? Amazon?
Speaker wire doesn’t matter just get any old wire
what are the screw slots for the wires called
Screw terminals.
Fire Alarm Person thanks! i ordered a simplex true alert and none came with the horn side of it where can you buy them?
Jason Shelley Well, if it was titled a “horn/strobe”, the horn sound is already built into it. On the box it will say whether it’s a horn/strobe or not.
Fire Alarm Person it was a horn strobe they just took out the slots before they shipped it to me. i bought it on ebay
Can it work on a non code pull station?
Yes
Hi
Maybe wire a pull station to a Simplex 4903 9144
this is not working for me for some reason!!!!???? somebody, please help me!!!
In reality you just need to wire it up in series correct ?
For the adapter I’m using an adapter💀
You were mixing up current and voltage which is confusing. You said you need a converter & this one is 9 volts which is perfect for this device then you turned it around and said which is perfect maximum amount of "current" of this device is 24 volts. There was No indication of which it was using AC or DC or both ? Also, current is measured in amps not volts ! Do you know what your doing ?
All I’m doing is showing how to wire the fire alarm to the pull station using an adapter. Keep in mind, before judging people, that I was years younger when making this video.
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Next up is actuslly connecting a British fire alarm to friggin American pull station
Warning: Pulling down the fire alarm switch when there's no fire is not tolerated. You must not do this unless you have permission
Do you know what are those wires called?
in public places, that is, If you have a fire alarm system and it is not connected to the fire department, then you are good.
Never do this in public unless there is a real fire pulling fire alarms in public without a fire will result in major consequences.
Didnt Work For My Simplex 2099-9754 i tried to wire up My Remote Strobe TrueAlert But It didnt work
Is the TrueAlert a free run or smart sync? If its a 4906 you cannot run it. You need simplex parts. Get a free run one
@@TheTrainsandfirealarmdude damn i have a 4906 damn i used to have a 4903 horn strobe but i fried the horn on accident ugh
@@DanielElevators damn