Fire Station Alerting System Lower Chichester Fire Co Station 39 Bells Klaxon Lights Active 911

This is a video of the completed installation of Lower Chichester Fire Co station alert system. System contains 4 bells, 1 Uta Alarm Horn, 6 red leds, Cdm1250 to decode tones, and A/B Pico Logic controller to run everything. Speakers are driven by Crown Amplifiers. 1 speaker for voice dispatch the other for scanner audio. Voice dispatch resets 45 seconds after carrier drop. Two large monitors display Active 911 with responders and hydrant locations. LED scroll boards display event locations during a call or general information.

[@FB1ResponseVideos]

sheesh, those bells ring at night too? i'd have a heart attack waking up lol.

[@Kadendrawmaster310]

Yup. If so then good news. Your might not be near a fire station

[@911S]

I need this to wake up in morning

[@Kadendrawmaster310]

But wouldn't u get a ear ache? That's way too loud for a wake up call

[@countyfire911]

For what it's worth, a lot of companies in this area prefer the bells and or klaxon especially in the engine room. The trend nationwide is that we are going to softer forms of alerting. I install whatever the station wants, and a lot of stations still prefer bells. Check my other videos, there are some that have simple soft sounders as well. It's whatever the station wants.

[@polikwaptiwache397]

That's an AWESOME SYSTEM you use there. I'm sure it's very effective! 👍

[@AutoUnder]

The alarm at my local fire station in the UK starts off quiet and then slowly increases volume so it doesn't scare you. This system is VERY over the top

[@hondaveetc82]

Lol this is why the uk has the slowest response time

[@Impossible_Fishy]

@@hondaveetc82 exactly

[@Stargazzer811]

The object of the station tones is to scare the living sh#t out of you, because if you are 2 hrs into a 4 hr sleep cycle you need to wake up and run to the truck in under 45 seconds and be out the door 15 seconds after. When a call comes in, seconds matter, and loud tones ensure everyone in the house knows it's time to roll.

[@ThatDamnPandaKai]

Way better system that what we had; Tones and dispatch go out to -every- station (as well as portables not assigned a tac channel) and so you don't know who is getting dispatched until after the tones and you hear: "Engine___, Medic___" Pain in the butt if you're at a quiet station and keep getting woken up in the middle of the night because there are 30 other stations getting calls.

[@df446]

Damn. Bells? Flashy lights? Haven't seen that in 20+ years. Try nice soft electronic tones and a dim light in the bunkroom. Doesn't jack your heart rate, taking 18 minutes off your life for every call.

[@FB1ResponseVideos]

that's what i'm saying. here in the LA area, departments have softer but still loud tones and that still gets my heart racing.

[@OKARWXbrandon]

Great work! Amazing station set up

[@Kadendrawmaster310]

I'll say 😬🔊

[@douggriffin2910]

nice setup

[@QJONEZOFFICIAL]

great video

[@jwcorr100]

Q JONEZ

[@Kadendrawmaster310]

I was at a fire station that no fire fighters are at and it was used for family pictures and some speakers in a small room and i get a little nervous about them screaming out at any time and hear this 0:05

[@jackiewong2770]

Whoa. Those horns do almost sound like the Wheelock AS/MT fire alarms.

[@jackiewong2770]

Dank Memer 57 given the sound of the Wheelock UTA-1, it is a modified name of the Wheelock AS/MT Fire Alarm Horn, which uses that exact same sound as the AS/MT Horn, just without the strobe light (and a different color on the outside and no FIRE lettering). Here is the video link to the Wheelock UTA-1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIa3aZ6ZjKhqY5Y

[@HypeKylePlayz]

Youre gonna put the 66 year old lieutenant into cardiac arrest with that thing

[@douggriffin2910]

he should be retired

[@mmm6014]

How are the lights set to go off when your tones drop. We’re looking to do that with an old light off one of our first engines

[@PhirePhlame]

I wonder, because I know that emergency weather radios tend to have a 3.5mm "ALERT" jack beside the audio jack, which apparently sends a signal to a connected device if an alert state is triggered, do these fire station radios connect similarly to their stations' alarm systems?

[@gregorkrause]

the alarm horn sounds like a spectra alert type alarms which apartments including mine have , but mine play the 3 tones (Loud).

[@miltonperezal]

What kind of led light strobes are those? can you please share with us the brands of the bells and the alarm horn? we need to install just the light and the horn or bells here in my fire station activating the systems just for a simple button with a timer, please share the info.

[@michaelgrahamwongacutemadness]

is the horn that green thing above the bell

[@ryde4ever3]

Would you be able to do a video on programming the Programmable Logic Controller in order to enable this function? Looks awesome!

[@countyfire911]

Charles Anders sure let me see what I can put together.

[@nathanaelhouse7812]

how does the tones activate the system

[@michaelbelott5716]

I know it’s an old video, however can you provide some insight as to how you ram the system into each other?

[@sirensofnewjerseyissimplyt429]

Way cool! No fire siren?

[@DocbritoFMF]

Hey we are trying to set up a simple strobe light for our station that goes off when a call is dispatched how do you connect the lights to activate when the tones drop

[@rampartcountyfiredepartmen9497]

Hey I need this for my station set up how can I do this?

[@hzli5049]

Feel sorry for the figher fighters at night. Must give them heart attacks. Maybe it should be a bit calmer like eg the LFB. They have a not so "Scary" Alarm.

[@nepnepguythegreatestofall6032]

But the so called "Scary" alarm is needed to wake them up and get them all pumped up cause a lazy like alarm would not make it any better.

[@rampartcountyfiredepartmen9497]

How do I set this up for our station ?

[@nicodo123]

What were the Two-Tone signals for?

[@countyfire911]

Nicodo123 the 2 tone signal was Quick Call 2 paging. That is used to set off the pagers and trigger the alerting system as well.

[@polikwaptiwache397]

countyfire911: as long as the system works the way it's needed to then that's all that is necessary....

[@jelgansjelgans782]

Rip headphones users

[@blakedavis4901]

How does the active 911 to the monitor looking to do this possible at our station

[@LARDLOGO]

Jakme, POW MIA stands for "Prisoners of War Missing in Action."

[@countyfire911]

That's done with a computer output to am HDMI distribution splitter. Pretty easy to do. I'll see if I can get you a link.

[@DL-cd7ew]

Yup. I am out of bed with my PPE on

[@rossymariposa6003]

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[@rossymariposa6003]

Shinji Kasai: yes. I will like to order the midnight mint mocha frappuccino and some Hershey's kisses please?👨‍🚒

[@worldrenowned]

@@rossymariposa6003 wtf

[@STW10202]

Just jolts you out of your sleep

[@scienceguy722]

The lights look like federal signal micropulse 6s

[@eddie747]

Dank Memer 57 I do. Why being so hostile lol.

[@phelipe513]

Hello :) What is the name of the alarm?

[@countyfire911]

This is a custom system that I designed. The Bells you hear are manufactured by Suns International. There are 8 inch, 6 inch, and 4 inch bells. There is also a UTA-1 by Wheelock(electronic horn) in the engine room.

[@phelipe513]

All right... Can you send me a clip of the electronic horn please?

[@countyfire911]

Filipe Boavida here is a video of the horn. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIa3aZ6ZjKhqY5Y they power it up at the end.

[@phelipe513]

Thanks man! Great job ;)

[@countyfire911]

No prob. I have all kinds of different alarm items. Feel free to send me a message if you're looking for some ideas. The UTA can be used on telephone ring voltage (90v) or 24vdc. There are screw terminals on the inside for a positive and negative connection if you dont want to use the telephone jack.

[@SISKCERTWaJaVlogs]

Oh jeuse

[@jimfitz1432]

Gave me chest pain......pass

[@jlover911]

jesus! i would cut that bells power cord if i worked there

[@taylorwhite2018]

Talk about heart attack

[@kristeestone6443]

Come home

[@philliptaylor4544]

speak clearly, sounds like you have the mic in your throat

[@andreal8590]

Poop

[@larry782]

yes that is a thing good job on being able to spell it.

[@itsdillon04]

Look mine buzzes and it’s already too much, this shit would put me out of my misery