Basement Fire System Test 31 | Faraday Mechanical Horn Strobes

[@alrmfire1]

The one in the garage sounds pretty sweet!

[@alexhypolite7275]

Whew bro, this one of my favorite fire alarm video so far. Those faraday mechanical horns sure does bring back memories from elementary school.

[@eighthstopgaming1069]

The alarms were in my school the pull stations were chevrons

[@Karlieloveee]

Hey peoples I text you I need you

[@unkn0wn_1-b1i]

6:50 this one sounds the best

[@emilygranus548]

I also like the tone of the code 3 in these alarms, I think it's pretty cool!!!!

[@YourLocalFireAlarmTech]

Will always love Faraday mech horns. Love to see it man!!

[@siphonralarms9411]

Gotta love them Faraday mechanical horns! I have a National Time branded 6226, it’s a pretty cool device.

[@That_2_guy2T]

March time and code 3 sounds very nice!

[@J19_vlogger74]

8:38 This is even more useful for BG-12s because that would probably cause a false alarm. It might even do it on that one, too.

[@joshmo1744]

We had these horn strobes (rebranded as National Time) at the 2nd high school I attended. Last time they sounded while I was there was when I was taking finals early out in the hallway (we were moving out of state just before the end of the school year). All cinder block walls and hard floors. Jump scare about launched me into orbit.

[@prism_2903]

I like the one in the garage

[@TheCasualSirenEnthusiast]

a multi-tone fire alarm system would slap!

[@deanduffy4722]

My elementary school had a system like this, but without the RSG style t-bar. They also had a few Seimens UMMT's and some System Sensor Spectralert Advanceds. The strobes on the Faraday alarms were entireley frosted though, and had fire lettering on the front of the strobe too.

[@SignalMan9292]

My old elementary school had these everywhere. They may be gone now

[@vcvcf1896]

My middle school system! The school was originally built with Simplex 4050s in 1970, two still exist on the outside walls of the building but they're inactive. In the 1995/96 school year they added on to the building, and moved 6th grade out of the elementary schools into the middle schools. That's when they added these, except stobe variant at my school was labeled FOS. The classrooms didn't have devices until about 2008, and they added Simplex Truealert free run horn/strobes. Some of the 6226s started dying while I was attending, so they got replaced with Wheelock Exceders. The one oddball device in the system was a Spectralert Classic in the library computer lab (which was common for some reason in the district, my sister's elementary and another middle school had Wheelock MTs in both their computer labs. Never knew what the panel was, but there was a Simplex 4063 annunciator in the main foyer. The pulls were Simplex T bars of all variations. Single & dual action, multiple decades, but i only kown one of one original still from 1970 i think, though i haven't stepped in there since around 2018. The smoke detectors were those conventional 4098 things that are awful imo.

[@SirensOfOregon]

These alarms remind me of my old school

[@aerhardt]

There is a sports center near me that still has its original 4 zone Cerberus Pyrotronics system from the 80’s. They use mostly the rebranded version of these horn strobes.

[@Siren_StrObE]

Next, I would want to see you do a typical modern system like system sensor advance or L-series horns

[@josephfrye7342]

Actually make that speaker strobe devices and gentex with spectrealert classic and advanced and l series with notifier Honeywell system

[@RaccoonAlarmsVosgra]

3:39 My silver diaphram Simplex 2901-9838 sounds exactly like this Horn!

[@Organham4903]

Code 3 and march time, mechanical horns, chef’s kiss

[@emilygranus548]

Pretty cool!!!! A couple of alarms that played march time and others code 3 sounds like a remix, lol

[@michaelgatien4277]

4:14 sounds like a LOUDER version of the the Simplex 4903-9219 set to march Time

[@The09creeper]

Faraday made the horns for the 4903-9219

[@aidanthetoiletelevatorfire7554]

Those sound legendary! You should do a Simplex SmartSync test next test.

[@MassRailfan124]

The ones at 5:22 and 5:35 are just too good.

[@Flawless-z4y]

12:35 fire alarms in my office

[@Loganetics1]

Mechanical horns >>>

[@Alwaysdoinit112]

Jammin to some fire alarms.

[@piktureit]

13:19 There’s a spider in your pull station

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

That’s unfortunate

[@TheDeadman4093]

3:21 That reminded me of one of S.E.R. Safety’s system tests with his ADT Unimode 10UD

[@ZayTheRailfanner]

Nice test! These were in my middle school, thougn they were cebarus pyrotronics, and there was siemens in some areas of the school, Those alarms are not loud in person.

[@redstonecommander5190]

0:23 this particular model kind of reminds me of a Seamans remote strobe

[@christymoore1840]

The next system test I want you to do those same horn strobe and two advances

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

That’s unfortunately not what next months system will be

[@maiyo8518]

⁠@@FireAlarmDude5967you said it was hot! It is so hot where I live, which is 96-98 degrees. HOT!

[@starwarsfan6]

The first one is kinda nice I will make a beat to it

[@ZT_1234]

Today at gym one kid served the volleyball into the stopper and set off the alarm.

[@FireExtinguisherEnthusiast]

Cool video!

[@Wolfbuddy1208]

Now this is much better system

[@LorenLorenzen-s8h]

My cousin's church in Michigan had 3 of those horn strobes in the whole building they where loud enough to be heard an 2 Wheelock as horn strobes but found out there were 4 in the big gym an the sanctuary had 6

[@4j12m]

That’s cool!

[@David-kl9vr]

be honest do u turn ur alarms on when ur bored or something lol

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

Not usually especially if the system is as annoying as this one

[@TazDaDevil21]

3:21 sounds like a music beat lol

[@J19_vlogger74]

How does the relay connect to the detector?

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

It’s wired in. Kidde SM120X relay module

[@josephfrye7342]

This is Siemens mechanical ones is it?

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

Faraday

[@josephfrye7342]

@@FireAlarmDude5967 yeah, and that is what it was formerly called before cerberus pyrotronics and siemens renamed brand.

[@maiyo8518]

@@FireAlarmDude5967works with Siemens

[@62773_lifts]

9:39 | Yes it will activate with a pull station not a detector | 9:39

[@TheMcGeeTwins]

Sounds like simplex mechanical horns

[@josephfrye7342]

Or other ones? Maybe

[@JMWtrainsnstuff]

Theyre the same thing just a different logo lmao

[@RaccoonAlarmsVosgra]

Can you do a system test with 2903s 🥺🙏

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

At some point

[@FireAlarmsGarbageTrucks]

i was vibing with until put all of them on march time lol

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

March time’s the goat coding for mechanical systems

[@FireAlarmsGarbageTrucks]

Yea your not wrong

[@Meepcity534]

Cool!

[@josephfrye7342]

Temporal code 3 and March time?

[@EVERYTHINGER12]

that’s cool

[@SirenLover1000T]

Do a system with only simplex mechanical horns

[@AnthonySmoot]

Can you use the SPSRL?

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

Next test

[@zaynmasalkhi2303]

5:44 I thought that device was electronic

[@MichanaAlerting]

Can't beat march time mechanical horns

[@DGTGA2K24]

Strobes Kinda look like a pyrotronics

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

They sure do

[@cherryhuang2626]

Who saw speaker ceiling mount on wall? 8:02

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

Speakers are wall or ceiling mount

[@cherryhuang2626]

The speaker from F.E.S. Person his username

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

That makes zero sense

[@cherryhuang2626]

Did you digging from earth or you buy from ____ ? I think you put on wall speaker ceiling mount fail

[@cherryhuang2626]

No is not integrity is faraday egg

[@HemiFan9]

That is one goofy looking strobe

[@maiyo8518]

Next system test will be 4903-9838s

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

I don’t think that model even exists

[@vintagesimplexfirealarmsof6440]

I think he means 9838s on 4903s

[@Arthur-bi9qb]

Football sunday

[@FireAlarmDude5967]

Yep

[@definentlynotuser184]

i watched it when it had 136 views

[@Firealarmguy450]

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