Fire Alarm at the Holyoke Mall 8/29/2015

[@texasfiresafety]

man i love these alarms set to Slow Whoop

[@SirensAndAlarmsOfNorthernIL]

It is the Wheelock MT-24-LSM set to slow whoop

[@sebastianmeow672]

I've been there, they do this test EVERY week! It's SO annoying!

[@blue.light.fazbear]

That echoing is awesome

[@whemenocbeginnermusichistory]

Btw, I have the Wheelock mt4 multi-tone horn set to slow whoop, because that's my favorite tone!

[@matthewgregory8218]

WhemenocTheWolf fire burning on the dance floor lol

[@jusssie010]

Sounds close to fire alarms here in the Netherlands. Just a tiny bit different.

[@GabetheSlacker]

Sounds like Wheelock MT or Wheelock MT4 horn strobes set on Slow Whoop.

[@whemenocbeginnermusichistory]

My favorite fire alarm that's in this video is the Wheelock mt-24-lsm multi-tone horn strobe on slow whoop tone! :D Those are the ones you said in the video, sounds like sirens! :D

[@grantbrady2667]

Omg…That’s really, extremely loud!!!!! Sounds just as bad as those advances, if not more ear splitting than the advances! Even a few seconds of that can damage your hearing! I’m so, very glad I don’t have to go to school and deal with fire alarms anymore! I’ve been out of school for 8 years and defiantly don’t miss those drills.

[@IAMNOTSCAREDLOL.-wg3wm]

Was it just a test

[@elevatorproductionsbymaxpassa]

More likely.

[@USA-wants-oil93639]

I Wish Gamestop & Dollar Tree Had A Fire Alarm To Make It Quieter. :-)

[@BeckyBat19]

Did the ones in the actual stores go off to? Or was it just in the mall corridors?

[@matthewgregory8218]

BeckyBat19 huge retailers are attached to the nolifyer as well

[@jonathanstarling1082]

where is this mall?

[@elevatorproductionsbymaxpassa]

Holyoke, Massachusetts just 5 minutes near Springfield.

[@FanofFans47]

Wheelock MT in slow whoop

[@GaryBeltz]

R I P listeners with headphones!

[@NLind]

+Gary Beltz MTs set to Slow Whoop.

[@GaryBeltz]

+frankalarms39 can I ask why that is I find it very confusing as to why that would be offensive

[@GaryBeltz]

+frankalarms39 oh I understand I'm sorry

[@jackewich7]

was there a fire or was it a drill or some kid pulled it

[@elevatorproductionsbymaxpassa]

I think it was a fire drill at the Holyoke Mall.

[@jediskunk67]

Well maybe you and all the others should evacuate not just sit there.

[@AndrooUK]

Active shopping centres and other retail facilities don't have evacuation practices like a school or office might. You should assume there is a real emergency that may harm you or your loved ones. Fire can go from appearing absent to releasing large amounts of deadly smoke within a couple of minutes when it takes hold, so don't assume because you can't see a problem that there isn't one that can threaten your life or the life of others around you. Don't wait for others to tell you what to do. The group response of humans waiting for someone else to act first is fatal. Assume there is a serious emergency and leave quickly until told otherwise by a fire warden or officer. You can encourage others leave on your way out, you can literally tell them: "The fire alarm is sounding and you should evacuate now." Unsure people respond well to clear commands in an emergency, but don't waste time if they're not interested.

[@kylesmassproductions6374]

System sensor mass I know what that sound is I’m a fire alarm enthusiast or wheelock mt kind a hard to tell with the echoes

[@BRISTOLFORCE2009]

Wheelock mt

[@USA-wants-oil93639]

& Old Navy.

[@8yiviy8pro31]

I think I was in there at the time when it went off

[@ajaugenti1976]

Sounds like the fire alarm sounds right straight out of Doctor Who! O__O

[@Blinkpower11]

OWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Heard This Sound In Lockdown Drill And Instructions!

[@007GoldenNugget]

mmm right next to the pretzel maker.. i get pretzels there

[@MrBillyvaldez]

Well, they dont

[@AndrooUK]

Active shopping centres and other retail facilities don't have evacuation practices like a school or office might. If you hear an emergency alarm, even without voice confirmation or a member of staff giving instructions (even building staff are known to ignore emergency alarms because they are waiting to be told what to do), you should assume there is a real emergency that may harm you or your loved ones. Fire can go from appearing absent to releasing large amounts of deadly smoke within a couple of minutes when it takes hold, so don't assume because you can't see a problem that there isn't one that can threaten your life or the life of others around you. Don't wait for others to tell you what to do. The group response of humans waiting for someone else to act first is fatal. Assume there is a serious emergency and leave quickly until told otherwise by a fire warden or officer. You can encourage others leave on your way out, you can literally tell them: "The fire alarm is sounding and you should evacuate now." Unsure people respond well to clear commands in an emergency, but don't waste time if they're not interested.

[@USA-wants-oil93639]

Zara

[@spanish_with_chris]

I was there that day everybody started leavingg

[@MrBillyvaldez]

I got a few gamers

[@USA-wants-oil93639]

The Entire Mall! :-(

[@BestMoonEver]

WHY IS SO LOUDEST IT HURTS MY EARS

[@MrKal222]

It suppose to be loud

[@MrsBi3ber]

Mom is Kevin 🎄 home 🏠

[@octogonSmuggler]

Why do you weirdos know what kind of alarm that is? Wtf?

[@elevatorproductionsbymaxpassa]

It might be a Wheelock alarm.

[@octogonSmuggler]

@@elevatorproductionsbymaxpassa But why do you know that?

[@Exit911YT]

@@octogonSmuggler well, the people that know the difference between different Fire Alarms are called Fire Alarm Technicians, and have researched all the different types of Fire Alarms. I myself know some Fire Alarm brands or names. System Sensor SpectrAlert Classic System Sensor SpectrAlert Advance System Sensor L Series System Sensor MASS EST Genesis Edwards Genesis EST Integrity Edwards Integrity Gentex Commander 1 Gentex Commander 2 Gentex Commander 3 Gentex Commander 4 Wheelock AS Wheelock NS Wheelock ZNS Wheelock RSS Wheelock MT Simplex Truealert Simplex 2903 series Simplex 4903 series Siemens Fire Alarms Those are pretty much all the Fire Alarm Brands/Names that I know.

[@ellisgivens6060]

It’s like why do people know so much about wine

[@USA-wants-oil93639]

Wtf

[@AndrooUK]

Active shopping centres and other retail facilities don't have evacuation practices like a school or office might. If you hear an emergency alarm, even without voice confirmation or a member of staff giving instructions (even building staff are known to ignore emergency alarms because they are waiting to be told what to do), you should assume there is a real emergency that may harm you or your loved ones. Fire can go from appearing absent to releasing large amounts of deadly smoke within a couple of minutes when it takes hold, so don't assume because you can't see a problem that there isn't one that can threaten your life or the life of others around you. Don't wait for others to tell you what to do. The group response of humans waiting for someone else to act first is fatal. Assume there is a serious emergency and leave quickly until told otherwise by a fire warden or officer. You can encourage others leave on your way out, you can literally tell them: "The fire alarm is sounding and you should evacuate now." Unsure people respond well to clear commands in an emergency, but don't waste time if they're not interested.

[@ntcrawford722]

Andrew Williams problem is most of the time people cry wolf so what the hell do you think people normally ignore alarms hello wake up

[@AndrooUK]

ntcrawford722 No, it's a group/herd response. A real psychological phenomenon, which is interesting to read up on if you check Ol' Google. It happens in assaults, thefts, kidnappings, fires, all sorts of things where groups of people are involved. How many false fire alarms have you ever heard in a place that's not a school? I'd bet not many, if ever.