New Fire Alarm System Installation - Series Preview - Video 44

[@temesgenabiel146]

this is the best content out there with out a doubt 100%.

[@markmdmd]

Thank you sir. you came back, 6 years. Every time that a new tech comes, after explaining work stuff, i recommend your videos.

[@wkboggs5]

I only just started into some FA training and really enjoy your content. Thanx much

[@jacobb554]

I’m just starting to learn about FA systems and your videos are very helpful! Really looking forward to this series !

[@danstevens64]

Awesome stuff! Its great to finally have a resource for fire alarm related learning.

[@titoburgos8241]

Nice job! It’s always good to see how others do systems.

[@dylarama1]

Very excited to see the rest of these videos !!

[@r3tr0nic]

First off, I want to thank you for all of the effort and content you have provided. Even if some of it is well known to some of us, it is an excellent resource for briefing new techs, and even curious friends and family! 2nd - I really appreciate this kind of video series! I know how NACs and all items of the system work, but it is extremely interesting to see how an entire system in a very large (multiple floors, many rooms, etc) setup is planned. Particularly since I am not an official fire tech, nor have any first hand examining of such setups in person.

[@thaze5901]

God bless America and high quality fire alarm videos! Well done!

[@shelendrashelendra7236]

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[@frazierg0325]

Great job Joe. I send this out to AHJs.

[@jelecomonlinetechnicaltrai7480]

Great Presentation. Hoping to move next to High Rise Building Fire Protection

[@michaeltill1854]

Pretty excited for this series!

[@Hawksfan3986]

Patiently waiting for this series! 😁

[@Ryan-cm5rm]

Great set of videos, hope you post more soon

[@SvnakeGaming]

This is amazing! Thank you! Can you do a 3 phrase or 4 phrase fire alarm system with two power supply panels ?

[@dallashill23]

Can't freaking wait!!!!!!!!!

[@bombitvcajita]

Awesome videos

[@scoobychau]

Excellent work! Love to see more video from you.

[@aminali5825]

Hi .. we r there waiting for you Sir. God bless you.

[@boydalexander4652]

Any pull stations installed

[@erikmorozov1740]

These were horn strobes or sounding like the horn strobes

[@dallashill23]

Will you ever get into smoke control?

[@kuyawagpo5696]

Hey man, love your videos. Hope you can get through for the wiring configuration for the Ansul interfacing. Specially for the shutoff of electric appliances under the hood... Condition: 1. Some cooking equipment under the hood has its circuit breaker where you can put shunt trip device... 2. The other cooking equipment under the hood are connected to a branch circuit. And told that you cannot shunt trip the main breaker because there are branch circuit for lightings, mini-freezers , and other appliances serving in other area. Hope this will have in your future videos... :)

[@jerinjose4941]

Can you add the programming side also in this series....

[@JoeKlochan]

Jerin, yeah I'll definitely include some of that.

[@elnurferko7590]

I’m looking forward for this series I have benefited a lot from your way of information Please add the mapping Thank you for your effort and knowledge God bless you

[@randomvideo9551]

Can you explain more how to program a star link dialer that will be so helpful I don’t know much about star link dialers And I would love to know how technicians program those type of stuff

[@temporalosm]

Any Updates on this? Or are you still working on the video’s?

[@JoeKlochan]

I'm just a lazy ass and haven't worked on it in a long time.

[@temporalosm]

Joe Klochan Ok. :P just hoping to see the new stuff since I am planning on being a tech :P

[@dallashill23]

@@JoeKlochan same, eagerly waiting!

[@victorfigueroa639]

Curious y you did not use ACPS-610 on this. To reduce FCPS & FCM + FMM

[@JoeKlochan]

That's a fair question. I suppose the answer is a mix between the following three answers: 1. This way will show people some of the different uses of conventional power supplies. 2. The addressable NAC panel would make these even more Notifier-specific than it already will be, whereas just using control and monitor modules makes it more applicable to other manufacturers as well. 3. The company I used to work for avoided those things like the plague (for the life of me I could never understand why), and so I don't think I've ever used them.

[@bchuchob]

I can’t find this series. Can you point me in the right direction

[@JoeKlochan]

There's only been 2 videos so far. Unfortunately these take a while to do and I don't have the same motivation I used to.

[@bchuchob]

@@JoeKlochan have you ever worked with isolator modules I can’t find an answer I was told you can only install 25 devices on one but can you put another isolator on that to have more devices without running the main SLC to the 26th device

[@sparkish8959]

@@JoeKlochan Hi there Mr. Joe, I suggest you release one video at a time but charge for it. You have already shared a lot of your knowledge for free. There are a lot of people that need that knowledge desperately including me. In that way, everybody wins.

[@yahyaalbrashdi7815]

Hi my sir... How you can repair the net work in system?

[@JoeKlochan]

That's a hard question to answer, there are a lot of variables. If it's a wired network, there are cables connecting the buildings together. If one building loses communication, troubleshoot the wires. That would be the same with fiber. You could also have a network card failing.

[@FireAlert]

yes

[@christopherbluhm]

He has disappeared once again

[@kathybalushi7240]

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