Siemens Voice Evac Message

[@3kraay]

gives chills thinking this was the last sound thousands of people heard...

[@PlatinumEagleStudios]

The twin towe4rsw used a Siemens fire alarm system? Nice

[@PowerEnemies1]

sorry but what

[@ironmatic1]

The MXL at the World Trade Center did not play any prerecorded messages.

[@CraigyWaigyplays_official]

This gives me the chills as well. Feels like I heard this before so freaky

[@nicolaslaudadio6100]

That’s scary

[@rieon-plumbingfan]

Please, leave the building by the [checks script], Nearest, Exit. DO NOT USE THE ELEVATORS!

[@joeycaridi3030]

The reason why for that on the MXL is because the voice card is switching to a different recording. This decision was made so that "nearest exit" could be replaced with an alternate direction such as "fire stairway", as Pyrotronics did not allow for custom messages to be recorded at the factory; they had to either be recorded onsite or assembled from the existing message vocabulary

[@stackza8740]

It sounded like the person was yawning when they said that.

[@alexandersalarms5380]

@@joeycaridi3030 Pretty sure he was joking

[@chiefac594]

lol thats funny that that could be.

[@faradayfrostedstrobes7886]

fr what happened during the space in that message

[@AtheistMorax]

Crazy to think this was the last sound of those poor hundreds of people who were trapped inside both of the Twin Towers...

[@SilkyTrains]

don’t mention that..

[@dylbeentheplotagonistandra2811]

I wonder if any 9/11 victims ever get PTSD if they hear this alarm at wherever they work on in public?

[@connorwelsh1]

yea

[@GregbertTheGremlin]

This wasn’t used in the World Trade Center during the 9/11 attacks, only the whoop sound was used, since a human voice announcer would use a speaker and direct employees in the correct direction in case of an emergency

[@Editzzzz_09]

No I don't think that's right because I watched there fire safety video and and the voice does show and a person on each floor tells you what to do

[@alexandersalarms5380]

@@Editzzzz_09 that's what he just said

[@Flyyn_Gaming_9]

You would think that because they were skyscrapers they'd need voice evac.

[@alexandersalarms5380]

@@Flyyn_Gaming_9 Nope that's what the fire department /fire safety directors did, gave voice announcements to occupants

[@clxdyy_]

@@alexandersalarms5380 that was also the 90's. they did not have the same technology we do now.

[@willsarms3]

if you listen closely you can hear the strobe clicking in the background

[@bertythebullyoutubechannel5690]

Great voice evacuation message

[@progen1140]

This gives me the chills

[@rieon-plumbingfan]

*_THAT SLOW WOOP! HOLY CRAP THATS EPIC!_*

[@HenryLikesTrainss]

I know right that woop sounds so awesome

[@rieon-plumbingfan]

lola loud is busted ye

[@Mark_from_IT]

Reminds me of our new elementary school in 1995

[@SebATRT]

The slow whoop, It's so great eh?

[@JoeytheKangarooTech]

not so epic when you realize that same voice evac was used in 9/11…

[@frostifiedconquers]

wtc 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6

[@Technicalgee]

This message has freaked me out when I was little 😂 new subscriber 👍

[@AWJ2013-c4c]

Siemens: PLEASE LEAVE THE BUILDING BY THE *2000 centuries later* NEAREST EXIT

[@kierantaboryt7827]

These Alarms were in the World Trade Center.

[@piktureit]

I knew that.

[@Kirby7601]

Are they actually? I only know that the original buildings had wheelock 34 horns.

[@kierantaboryt7827]

@@Kirby7601 The buildings always had speakers not horns. At least to my knowledge.

[@Kirby7601]

@@kierantaboryt7827 i watched the wtc fire safety video, and they showed a wheelock 34

[@TheCarson116]

@@Kirby7601 Error on the filmmaker's part, from what I've read though the WTC's Cerberus Pyrotronics system actually just played a whoop, no message, probably because they already had personnel in the building who could either use the mic at the panel or remote microphones to talk over all the speakers in the system & tell the occupants exactly what was going on.

[@AWJ2013-c4c]

Voice actor:"PLEASE LEAVE THE BUILDING BY THE-" *forgets what to say* Director: "PSST. IT'S NEAREST EXIT" Voice actor: "Ohhh, NEAREST EXIT"

[@TheCarson116]

To everyone saying that this is the alarm sound that both WTC towers had: not exactly. From what we know the systems played a whoop tone but no message.

[@TheCarson116]

@@sfs2040 I'm _pretty sure_ there was no message, especially going by the few available recordings of the alarm sounding on 9/11. They had personnel in the building who could make voice announcements, thus they didn't need the system to as well.

[@Zeb17gamer]

We think in the 90s there was no voice but around 1997 there was a voice

[@TheCarson116]

@@Zeb17gamer What are you talking about? All available evidence points to the system having _no_ voice message.

[@SebATRT]

People used to give there own fire alarms to the world trade center, until it installed it's own which was a Cerberus MXL-V Voice Assisted, From what I know of.

[@SebATRT]

You could be mistaken for the FIRECOM 8500 Which had a slow whoop that kind of sounded like the Cerberus.. but with a little more distortion... people gave fire alarms to the wtc 1970s-1993 until when The WTC installed the Cerberus Pyrotronics MXL-V| Voice Assist (From What I know.)

[@julioceasartorres379]

There Siemens Fire Alarm of Nashville General Hospital at Meharry Nashville TN parts of LL Floor and 11floor into Nashville General Hospital

[@GabetheSlacker]

May I have your attention please. May I have your attention please. A fire emergency has been reported in the building. Please leave the building by the nearest exit. Do not use the elevators.

[@DeathnoteXRap1d]

quite scary how people heard this before they died

[@captainchris2]

Why does the description mention the 4100U/ES?

[@DanTDMJace]

Is there a clip of just the whoop?

[@Ambroseweatherradioandmore]

Today as I am sending this comment is 9/11

[@extraterrestrial736]

World Trade Center alarm.

[@keithpierce8458]

Did siemens discontinue using that tone

[@faradayfrostedstrobes7886]

No its on on newer devices

[@EvilNeuro_IITPP]

this is kinda scary people heard this while in the WTC in 2001

[@ironmatic1]

The MXL at the World Trade Center did not play any prerecorded messages.

[@PriorIdaho]

Hello, I am a producer and I would to use this voice in my new upcoming track and feat. you. Please let me know if I can. Thanks

[@drezzydrez]

My school uses this (i think)

[@Flyyn_Gaming_9]

Repeat up to 00:12 0:01

[@mircomamsecosirensnalarms]

it gives me the chills

[@vincentmikeska3773]

9/11?

[@simonthetrainguy]

New subscriber

[@akularia]

0:13

[@sanrioloversalmr]

Hey there im new

[@MRIDNETGUY2004]

Simplex is better.

[@ntekniklaus3710]

older simplex is but that's just me

[@northeastillinoisfirealarm3340]

I prefer both of them in my opinion like Siemens and Simplex and other alarms are better.

[@ntekniklaus3710]

@@northeastillinoisfirealarm3340 yeah, but no enthusiast can really ever lay hands on siemens so their quality is certainly questionable

[@Roxxofoxxo]

Even tho I hate est I feel like Est makes the best voice evac message since it's the most informational

[@chrisbernard4513]

i perfer ecc 50/100 and wheelock and fire lite tone