Fire Alarm Compilation - Voice Evac Speakers!

[@Fahrenheit4051]

Anyone else think that the Wheelock SAFEPATH message sounds like Mitt Romney?

[@Fahrenheit4051]

@Bart Lee "I like being able to fire alarms that provide services to me."

[@ajsmusic723]

@@Fahrenheit4051 which speaker is the loudest

[@Fahrenheit4051]

@@ajsmusic723 Out of these, I'd say the ET-1010.

[@8bitter696]

I always thought it sounded like Alex Trebek

[@acutemadness]

@@Fahrenheit4051I mean 8 watts that’s probably louder than the lifealarm

[@AxelTheFanMan5733]

I love that first Wheelock tone

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

Glad to see that speaker strobes in use!

[@joleneingles]

that one dislike is from the voice evac panel that was not used to make the speakers work. lol

[@josephcarson8382]

my favorite was Simplex Alternate (rapid pulse included). Played by: Atlas SVT-72/Simplex 4903-9101 at timestamp 2:00

[@wubbzyeas615]

The AudioSone Whoop sound so scary 0_0

[@ZakWolf]

Oooh, the Simplex 4090 speaker on the 2903 plate; I saw a couple of those at the Boston Park Plaza hotel! The rest of the alarms are mostly white rectangular 4903 speaker/strobes and TrueAlert speaker/strobes (system is a Simplex 4100ES.) I've also seen the Wheelock ET-1010-WS-24DC speaker/strobes at South Station in Boston, originally installed in the late 1980s on a Thorn-Kidde voice-evac system, but the panel is now a Simplex 4100U (a some were replaced with big Wheelock loudspeakers with RSS strobes, Wheelock E70 speaker/strobes, and Wheelock ET70WP speaker/strobes at the train station platform.

[@theyoutuber254]

Never heard of that Atlas speaker. It looks interesting.

[@ticearpey3235]

The Stuart Hotel near Madison Square Garden in NY has these with RSS strobes mounted near them on the floors with rooms. Next time you’re in the area, stay there and you can find them.

[@DefinitelyNot_AJ]

0:23 Nobody: Me: ~smashes rubber duck with sledge hammer~

[@Luke202-z8b]

Nobody: Me: ~thinks this sounds like a bucked up chicken~

[@Luke202-z8b]

oh god it's the original simplex voice evac on that 4090-90 but even slower

[@cyberscouterz9006]

Just a guess, but I think the reason the 806+WS-24VDC has the FIRE lettering on the top is so that it can double as a ceiling mount. The EST Genesis Outdoor speaker strobes have a similar appearance for a wall/ceiling functionality

[@Fahrenheit4051]

Considering the fact that the ceiling mount signals were introduced later, you're probably right.

[@ticearpey3235]

There is a hotel near Madison Square Garden Manhattan called The Stuart Hotel that has the rare Atlas speakers with RSS strobes mounted near them and Firecom pull stations that look like the Mircom and Mirtone ones used in Canada. I had no idea what the speakers were until I had the help of other videos, some pictures online, and eBay.

[@ReverseHorns]

Is that the arena the new york rangers use?

[@AspiringHotelManager]

that simplex voice message, is that the original before the 4100 version?

[@KyoRedBladeZR1]

Wish more facilities used evacs. Not as violent as the electrical horns more commonly used.

[@GaryBeltz]

I like the first version of the Simplex default message better the newer voice doesn't sound as scary as the old male Simplex voice

[@Fahrenheit4051]

The first version sounds more elegant and fancy. The second version is more serious, and now there's a third version that sounds more upbeat, almost like the SAFEPATH voice.

[@lumenfirealarms]

Really cool devices!! Have fun!! ...

[@Fahrenheit4051]

Thank you!

[@erikthepirate8068]

I love Voice Evac!

[@mikesjunkytech9425]

Very interesting...LOVE IT

[@Undercoverelevator212-s2n]

Other than the Wheelock 806, they said there was an 816 and 819 as well. Are the differences between these three known by any chance?

[@user-Calebculwell]

I like the first alarm

[@badpiggies988]

My dorm’s alarm is “Attention, Attention, an emergency has been reported in this building. Please cease operations and leave the building, utilizing the nearest exit or fire exit stairway. Do not use elevators, repeat do not use elevators” and then two long whoops.

[@doohickey-enjoyer]

Might have been EST

[@YukariAkiyama]

I got the “May I have your attention please, may I have your attention please. A fire has been reported in the building. Please evacuate immediately, do not use the elevator”

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

Where did you get the audiosome whoop? I’ve been looking for that tone for a while.

[@Fahrenheit4051]

Ripped it from another video. Can't remember which, but feel free to rip it from mine.

[@madi7516]

Fire alarm dude 5967

[@brainy_tx]

This video is awesome! I wish my middle school had these instead screeching wheelock ns alarms. (Horn, not speaker.)

[@josephvergoni]

2:01 the alternate message for the Atlas sounds like something a school would use in an active shooter situation

[@SpruceParsley80]

I have an Atlas SVT-72 in my collection!

[@gregorymishler2593]

Yay

[@emrilbennett8704]

Cool systems

[@Itsjimmay]

The simplex default is at our mall lmao

[@way2go636]

Do you have the WTC 7 alarm? I think it’s a firecom 8500

[@Fahrenheit4051]

I could try to make an approximation.

[@way2go636]

@@Fahrenheit4051 cool!

[@TheEST270SPO]

Where did you get these?

[@Fahrenheit4051]

eBay.

[@Fed_ex_driver_from_caseohs]

1:15 have a couple of those at my school

[@FireRescue80]

Where and how did you get a Bluetooth amplifier to run on a speaker?

[@Fahrenheit4051]

It's a kit that can be bought online. The Bluetooth connection is between the amplifier and a computer/mobile device. The amplifier has screw terminals with which to hook up a speaker.

[@camaronruss9476]

@@Fahrenheit4051 link?

[@melinajohnson_]

@@Fahrenheit4051 is there a link you can give? I've been searching for one for a while :)

[@OfficialGH98]

The first voice sounded like NWS Tom (sort of).

[@tanello2]

The speech is way too quiet, här in europa we must have indepentent voice system with speakers that are super loud and clear of what u must do

[@Fahrenheit4051]

I wasn't using a fire alarm amplifier, just a Bluetooth one. I can get them pretty loud with that, but decided not to max out the volume or set the speakers to a higher wattage. Some of the newer voice systems are too quiet though.

[@matrix2048]

I saw a rather rare speaker in the thumbnail.

[@Fahrenheit4051]

Which one? It's in the video, too.

[@matrix2048]

@@Fahrenheit4051 Apparently (as I see it in the video), it's called the Atlas SVT-72.

[@tritime1236]

Attention! An emergency has been reported in this building! Please leave the building utilizing the nearest fire exit or fire exit stairway. DO NOT USE ELEVATORS. I REPEAT DO NOT USE ELEVATORS!!! WHOOOOOOOOPPPPPPPPP.

[@samandrews6601]

Yeettention! Yeettention! Yeettention! A yeet has been yeeted! All yeeters yeet to the yeetest yeetway yeexit, and yeet down to your assigned yeetry yeet or main yeety. Do not yeet the yeetevator! Yeet to the yeetest yeetway! Do not yeet the yeetevator! Yeet to the yeetest yeetway!

[@MokaynaDoezStuffReal787]

The yeet y2k be like:

[@PUCKYDELFUTURO-q2q]

Flex Series

[@Liam-r8s]

😊

[@aaa-k3x4x]

0:37

[@BenjaminStewart-u9j]

I'm sorry, but the alarm at 2:53 sounds like a wet fart.

[@michellesimpson9735]

Hbm