Children’s Hospital Evacuation/Alarm Activation - 3/15/23

[@YourAlarmist]

This is private mode signaling meant to tell staff what zone or area to go to in order to help the patients. A defend in place occupancy such as this has plans to drag all the patients out of the fire area to the other side of fire/ smoke barrier doors. The chime has different requirements for that reason, it’s low key just for personnel.

[@JayForeman-iw1zy]

No actually only this hospital does this or have this feature because when I was staying at another building they would use the fire alarm because they don’t have regular speakers so they say all of the codes through the fire alarm. In example the children’s hospital it the heart of Ohio (nationwide children’s) they only have a chime. And they would say code red over the intercom

[@joshmo1744]

@@JayForeman-iw1zy Dublin Methodist (OH) has full on horn strobes. It sounded twice (once at 2am) when we delivered my son there.

[@tessa-gv3mp]

2:17 beautiful colorful lights 😸

[@JayForeman-iw1zy]

So many memories of Cincinnati children’s

[@alexdiazdiaz]

Those alarms are gentex sspk24wlpr speaker strobes but in chime

[@Will-o5u]

My hospital doesnt have chimes, they have true alerts. Pretty neat to see chime and voice evac.

[@emilygranus548]

Interesting Chime Code-3 fire alarm strobes. I can see how hospitals will have softer sounds of their alarms. 😂

[@emilygranus548]

@SportyTrainGuy hm . . . I wonder why the alarms went off. I wonder if someone pulled it.

[@trevormacewan]

Funny after the alarm is off they evacuate. Would've been a real icing on the cake if the fire department showed up as you were exciting.

[@HamadAlfalasi-f4j]

I like this sound😂

[@GaryBeltz]

Do you know what kind of system is in that hospital? The speaker strobes are Gentex but those can be used on just about anything.

[@jsdoyle2934]

Some sort of notifier panel

[@coletonbearden4274]

Fire Lite

[@johnstoltzfus824]

We use those on a Potter panel

[@mekaHX]

Large notifier system. The audio package is probably an AMG if I had to guess

[@austrianemotionalman]

One hour later... someone leaves the building...

[@Suzukimarshall]

:rusty huh an alarm went off ? feels puzzled

[@matthewadventureexploratio6596]

Not All Fire Alarms are going off at the Hospital, it’s still OK to use the Elevators

[@noemirivera3203]

Watching Bluey during the Fire Drill in the Hospital😂😂😂😂😂

[@SportyTrainGuy]

It is a children's hospital overall

[@Jacksonwitskenpictures2023]

I work in the main campus and the have the same alarms and sound but they also say the location Letter and the floor.

[@itz_coaltonnn]

6:25 Bluey’s on TV! 😂

[@RobloxGamingCorner]

Nice catch, I love that show

[@YelenaFerguson]

The alarm sounds just like the alarm at the children’s hospital I work at

[@CentralVirginiaEAS]

I like that bell.

[@jonathanstarling1082]

Why does hospital fire alarms always have a chime?

[@idkanymore9590]

They have these instead of horn strobes so that it doesn’t cause panic, such as giving a patient a heart attack, or so that a surgeon doing surgery doesn’t get startled, and because it’s a high rise building.

[@jonathanstarling1082]

@@idkanymore9590 makes since

[@VacuumandFirealarm]

@@idkanymore9590 chime strobes should be used in other special needs buildings instead of just hospitals It’ll make fire drills more pleasant

[@idkanymore9590]

@@VacuumandFirealarm true that. However, that’s not always avoidable, especially in schools. I go to a special education school because I am on the autism spectrum. But any school in general can be loud with everyone talking at once. Fire alarms also need to be at least 15 decibels above the standard volume level of a building. However, I do agree that they should get rid of horn strobes in schools. Maybe they can consider speaker strobes to where it’s not too loud, but loud enough to get everyone’s attention.

[@Jbarney782]

IDK 🤷‍♂️

[@Martina-ln9mg]

This is the Cincinnati Children's hospital in Liberty Ohio!!!

[@MatthewKelley1206]

Gentex speaker strobes

[@Norfolksouthern7544]

Is that Cincinnati children's? Because I went there

[@homer-238]

was there a fire?

[@samanthataylor8606]

Nice vid

[@RailfanBrenden.]

3:55 what kinda Fire Alarm Is That

[@JacksonHaley]

Gentex speaker strobe

[@JayForeman-iw1zy]

I’ve been to the college hill location 😂 it said code red building b level 3

[@Cullen-no9ly]

So is that just a normal drill or not at all?!’

[@unspeakable8.031]

Was it an false evacuation or a code red?🔥

[@tomaben]

Code red means fire

[@iansmith-gn5hz]

They're saying code red level two which means it's on floor 2

[@LethaWolf30]

Thanks Captain Obvious

[@ThatOne_omarr]

nah really? I thought it meant they were all gonna die.

[@iansmith-gn5hz]

@@LethaWolf30 you're welcome Captain rude

[@justinlyonsPawPatrol]

@@ThatOne_omarrno the message said it’s a code red level 2

[@midnightclubshow4332]

Code red, Level 2

[@gavinokunzsanchez6834]

It's just the same thing over and over and over and over again

[@lilclacla1610]

Does everyone have to stop what there doing during the test

[@graememcrae9284]

I have a recording from the burnet campus

[@Losman666]

7:47

[@lucyb6073]

OMG!!!! 🙀🙀🙀🙀🙀

[@vacgaming8858]

How did the alarm went off

[@trevormacewan]

Either a false alarm, malfunction, or it was real. At least it says where the activation occurred. Makes it easier for nurses or doctors to track down whether it's real or not. Got use to code reds when I did clinicals. The key thing is patient safety, and we learn pretty quick if it's real because some patients can't move and need to be wheeled out.

[@trevormacewan]

m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/q569gGChbchkhpI&pp=ygUUZmlyZSBhbGFybSBob3NwaXRhbCA%3D That's another example of code red.

[@itz_coaltonnn]

@@trevormacewan4:41it’s a drill. i’m assuming u didn’t watch the entire thing.

[@trevormacewan]

​@TrueEHEL No, I watched it. He asked if it was a fire drill. Kinda hard to hear the rest of what she said but it was "Yeah I guess ..." couldn't tell the rest of what she said.

[@justinlyonsPawPatrol]

No the message said it’s a code red level 2

[@Martina-ln9mg]

I been there!!!

[@anthonygiunta1070]

Where is this

[@itz_coaltonnn]

It was a drill?

[@SportyTrainGuy]

No, but luckily no fire

[@justinlyonsPawPatrol]

No it was a code red

[@justinlyonsPawPatrol]

@@SportyTrainGuy I agree it’s was a code red from the message that was saying from the fire alarm speakers

[@Blossomppgreal]

Looks like they silenced tne alarms

[@Martina-ln9mg]

Where is that place at?

[@YelenaFerguson]

Was this a fire drill?

[@justinlyonsPawPatrol]

No it’s a code red from the message

[@nuescht79]

Feueralarm, der Filmer muss ungedingt in dieses Kinderkrankenhaus, und nutzt bei 01:57min auch noch den Aufzug???😳 Wieso geht man in ein Gebäude wo Feueralarm ist und nutzt den Aufzug nach oben? Ist der Filmer ein Ersthelfer?...kann eigentlich nicht sein, dann hätte er die Treppe genutzt! WAS wollte er dort überhaupt, ein paar tolle Videos machen? Er hat sich in Gefahr gebracht, und viel schlimmer, die Kinder und alle anderen im Gebäude! Hätte er nämlich gerettet werden müssen, fehlten woanders die Rettungskräfte. Sowas ist unverantwortlich, egoistisch, fast schon vorsätzliches Gefährden dritter Personen und sowieso einfach nur DUMM!!! Es ist unbegreiflich, dann auch noch das Video hochzuladen!!!! Sie sollten sich Schämen!...für ein paar Videos das eigene und das Leben anderer gefährden...🤢🤮 Ich finde keine Worte dafür, wie abscheulich dieses Verhalten ist!!! Ich lege Ihnen Nahe dieses Video zu löschen, andernfalls werde ich dies veranlassen!

[@Jacksonwitskenpictures2023]

I work in the main campus and the have the same alarms and sound but they also say the building Letter and the floor.

[@graememcrae9284]

I’m a patient there. It’s annoying that they test them every week around 6 AM