Notifier 3030 2 stage voice Messages

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This is a large retrofit/new install job I have been a part of for the past year or so now. Upgrading a 4100+ to a notifier 3030. This is the first time I have installed a system with voice, as it is not common to have voice evac in Canada. Figured I’d show it off while testing the stairwells. Also NOTE:
1. I am aware the new ceiling speakers are mounted on the wall. That is how we had to retrofit them as the old system used 4 inch metal ceiling speakers mounted on the walls as well. This is only for the stairwells though.
2. Normally stairwells don’t ring in alarm and their speaker ccts are only meant for paging (at least in Canada). This was solely for the purpose of audible testing as ever cct has its own evac button on the panel.
Enjoy!

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@nics-systems-electric 6 ай бұрын

Very cool to see 2-stage voice system. Nice video!

@joeycaridi3030 4 ай бұрын

Another reason why they have ceiling mount speakers on the walls is because when they replaced the system when it had the original speakers, it had some slight extra cutted out drywall due to the way of how these speakers got installed which meant they used the ceiling mount ones to cover up the holes and which meant during the replacement they used the System Sensor SPCWL L-Series speakers. On a normal cutted out wall for a double gang backbox, it doesn't matter if a wall or ceiling speaker goes here as it performs the same exact way which the only exception is that ceiling mount speakers are secondary speakers that are larger than wall ones to cover up slightly extra cutted out drywall that would make the speakers look ugly because there's a hole in the wall right where the wall mount speaker is. And it can't be with speaker strobes because of the differences in the direction of the strobe light output direction except if it's from the SpectrAlert Advance series for a retrofit install then yes as you can switch the wall and ceiling mount models on an opposite place like a ceiling mount on the wall where's in a normal install it's the device that matches the type of mounting and only except if it's a remote horn or speaker just like in the video here because one with a strobe will look goofy.