Home System Test 67 - Modern Alarms

[@oliversfirealarms8407]

Finally I am glad you’re back. I miss your videos And now there’s a new system test.

[@evanbart4109]

Great video 😀👍👍

[@senioralarms4068]

Another good fire alarm video

[@ZacharyCordova]

At 1:08, was the pull station that was giving you trouble one of the simplex ones in the pile of all of the simplex equipment I sent you a long time ago?

[@TheFirePanel]

Correct. Started randomly a couple months ago.

[@ZacharyCordova]

Hmm, that’s weird. Sorry about that. Hopefully everything else has been working okay.

[@TheFirePanel]

@@ZacharyCordova Sure has!

[@thereal_jeremycraigbrown]

Still waiting on the speaker strobes.

[@TheFirePanel]

😏

[@YoFrost]

I will like to do a request Can you do Spectralert Classic with the advances pls?

[@TheFirePanel]

I had to go back and look before I realized that you're right, I don't think I've done a video like that yet.. Keep your eyes open! It'll be some time since I have a few videos to get out first, but you'll see it!

[@pvh_facp4001yt]

Cool! Your back after a while

[@PyroOverlord]

Really nice, 💥 Like and fire🔥 Subbed

[@MrTylerNicole1]

Hello. The alarm at my school is a Simplex Truealert, but they are not horns or speakers, but they make a very quiet bell sound. What are those models called? Thanks.

[@TheFirePanel]

While I don't know the models off the top of my head, I do know there are some multi-tone TrueAlert models. Google around a bit and you might find some models!

[@djijspeakerguy4628]

It could be a speaker strobe with a chime sound programmed into it.

[@burnoutteamclubbtcp7283]

Long time no see, Zach.

[@deespag]

Great video👌🏼

[@firealarmapprentice4517]

I borrowed your python script for the pire monitor demonstration. Are you interested in working towards with me on an rs232 monitor something like a UDACT except DIY ?

[@TheFirePanel]

Working on it! Just need more time to code!

[@firealarmapprentice4517]

@@TheFirePanel okay.

[@ogam123]

Are you working on your panel, if so, please show me how you interface with fire alarm devices. Look at what adafruit sells

[@TheFirePanel]

I want to work on that panel.. I've been way too busy with school so I haven't really had time. I'll try to though. Basically, the Raspberry Pi is going to read the current draw on the circuit and that'll determine if there is an alarm condition. That'll allow us to then activate relays, providing power to the NACs, in an alarm condition.

[@ogam123]

@@TheFirePanel If you need analog inputs for the pi, then you can use this www.adafruit.com/product/1083 I think these kinds of push buttons would look cool on it and they might be cheaper on ebay or amazon www.adafruit.com/product/558. If you need a current sensor, you can use this www.adafruit.com/product/4226 The Analog input module and the current sensor will need soldering for the pinheaders You could make a diagram on how everything is wired up

[@shaneyop6486]

We need a home system test 68

[@TheFirePanel]

The video titled “Merry Christmas 2019..” is system test 68

[@cvalenx]

7:00 my phone became the fire alarm

[@joshtj6865]

why is your name changed

[@LingGangGuliGuliGu]

THE THUMBNAIL- DID YOU BEND THE T-BAR?

[@joeycaridi3030]

No its an ADA version for uses of rehab and disability centers where occupants can't reach it of a normal one

[@LingGangGuliGuliGu]

@@joeycaridi3030 ok I found that out in later on in the vid

[@thatelevatorpersonfilms]

YOUR BACK! Yay!

[@iangilldjsuperdude]

Have you ever had any real fire drills?

[@barbaralynnjoy2324]

Hey they have the same alarms in my drug rehab place!

[@dank980]

Wowcool

[@temporalosm]

DARNIT SCHOOL AHDBCBDH anyways nice vid

[@liliamzerna9874]

L.

[@joeycaridi3030]

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