Simplex TrueAlert Multi-Tone Fire Alarm All Tones

This is a Canadian model 49CMTV-WWF MultiTone TrueAlert, and despite the lack of identifiable markings, Simplex does include this in it's "TrueAlert ES" lineup in documents I've read online.
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[@ZakWolf]

They recently installed the Autocall-branded versions of those at the medical center my primary care physician works at, replacing the Simplex 4903-9219 horn/strobes original to the building's 1995 construction, yet they still have the existing Simplex 4020 panel and initiating devices in place, along with a new Simplex 4009 NAC extender panel for these TrueAlerts! Maybe they switched from Johnson Controls to the local Autocall distributor for fire alarm services, since you're basically getting Simplex products for a lower cost than directly from JCI.

[@firesign6840]

Ive never seen a simplex device like that. Great Video!

[@JMANWiSS]

Fire Sign thanks!

[@TheTrainsandfirealarmdude]

bell sounds cool the next tone is like gentex low frequeny sonuder

[@mjb1124]

Wow, these sound different from the older multitone TrueAlerts, which had a horn tone similar to the regular TrueAlert, and other tones that pretty much sounded like the Wheelock MT.

[@JMANWiSS]

mjb1124 Exactly. Thanks for watching

[@DVaccarelli1988]

Actually, the 4901 multitone horns and the 4906 multitone horn strobes are still in production, concurrent with the 49MT/49CMT and the 49MTV/49CMTV.

[@ZakWolf]

Some of the other tones on that older multitone TrueAlert were also identical to the Gentex Commanders. Most likely because both Gentex and Simplex's alarm signals are manufactured by Hochiki's Mexico division.

[@josephfrye7342]

cool nice demostrations. I wish this was updated on the rest of 4903 series though but it should have worked on conventional and addressable ones.

[@unknownannonymous695]

The slow whoop sound is close to the gentex commanders sounds but a little higher piched

[@captainchris2016]

the slow whoop sound sounds like a commander 3

[@firealarmfan]

They can use theese alarms like hotel rooms or motel rooms or apartment room

[@firealarmtechguy4444]

Do they make this in a smart sync version that is not addressable? I have a 4905-9938 sync control module.

[@Jimmy06blue]

That’s so cool where did you get that?

[@chloe_reacts_to]

the slow whoop sounds different than I expected

[@FireAlarmTech7.]

I wish they kept the tones from the older version of the multi tone truealerts and make a free run 4 wire version.

[@SytenixRBX]

cool!

[@JMANWiSS]

Thanks for watching! -WiS&S(JMAN)

[@SytenixRBX]

Well no problem, it's mostly what I'd do

[@kylesmassproductions6374]

0:21 - 0:29 sounds kind of like a crosswalk button

[@SytenixRBX]

I have a Pegboard with and exit sign a Gentex commander 4 and BG-12L

[@twiff3rino28]

You ever try circuit-bending this thing?

[@coydog7902]

The mall I go to has like over 150+ of these

[@spongebobsquarepants725]

what about the infinite screech

[@joeycaridi3030]

Hi/Lo sounds like the Hi/Lo tone from the Wheelock MT

[@WheeloveFireAlarms]

Woah! Never seen one like that before!

[@gachalifeisforautists4181]

Ik

[@Fahrenheit4051]

It sounds like a Game Boy. And is it really necessary to have two horn tones that sound almost identical? Great video, but can't say I'm a fan of this device.

[@JMANWiSS]

Fahrenheit4051 Thanks for watching. I believe the two different pitches have their own specific uses per code, but what they are for I couldn't tell you.

[@trainerred2063]

Fahrenheit4051 meh, the only purpose on a System is its low frequency, and slow whoop tones (for people who want a slow whoop but don’t want a speaker strobe)

[@elevatorelectricalenthusiasm]

It sounds like a door opened volkswagen chime

[@DanaMedic77]

The lower tone is used for sleeping areas. I believe the frequency is 520 Hertz. Supposedly it is more effective in waking people up.

[@FireAlarmTech7.]

Where can you get one and what is the price?

[@authority3068]

Very rare

[@SytenixRBX]

i like the bell

[@GavinGaming89]

Simplex low frequency hi lo on 0.5 sounds like a MT

[@alexandersalarms5380]

How loud?

[@DCC--vq1ng]

This is more easy on ears.

[@granthart2791]

Why does the chime sound like a submarine?

[@JMANWiSS]

I'm not sure, what does a submarine sound like?

[@MrTylerNicole1]

There’s a Truealert model at my school with a very quiet chime like noise. It sounds like a clock bell but it’s very faint. What’s that one called?

[@212Elevators]

That's a chime then.

[@nebulavortex3531]

If only my school had a chime strobe instead of a spectralert classic horn strobe

[@FireAlarmTech7.]

Can you run it straight off batteries?

[@JMANWiSS]

I was running it off of batteries, yes

[@cgluigiyt]

Where did you buy it? I can’t find one

[@JMANWiSS]

I'll contact the seller and see if he has any more.

[@cgluigiyt]

Wisconsin Sirens & Signals ok. Did you get from Facebook, eBay, or amazon

[@wigwagstudios2474]

Bell sounds like an arcade

[@212Elevators]

Horn, Low Frequency Horn, and Hi-Lo are the only three tones that sound decent. Everything else sounds like children's toys.

[@edwardkim7]

Slow whoop code 3 simplex just like Gentex Commander 3

[@OckGypsy]

Actually, the C in the model number means conventional.

[@ryanwoods4691]

No, it means Canadian.

[@212Elevators]

@@ryanwoods4691 No, it's Conventional. None of the other models in the lineup are marked 49C outside of these. Besides, all TrueAlert ES devices are dual listed by UL and ULC.

[@FireAlarmTech7.]

Is it loud?

[@JMANWiSS]

It is decent. A regular horn could easily beat this in terms of volume.

[@clumoostudios3585]

It should be called the Simplex MultiAlert

[@clumoostudios3585]

@Mike Graham yeah lol

[@212Elevators]

System Sensor would sue them for that.

[@deletedaccount3187]

0:45 if you put it on 1.25 speed, that sounds like the alarm they play over the intercom when we have a fire or lockdown drill. Btw its more low pitched than the fire alarm in the video

[@MRIDNETGUY2004]

LukaGaming It must be a dukane starcall Intercom.

[@joeycaridi3030]

0.5 Speed sounds like a Wheelock MT on Hi-Lo

[@HeadsetGuy]

Hard to believe this is a TrueAlert...

[@elevatorelectricalenthusiasm]

Headset Guy IT IS A TRUEALERT

[@Chironex_Fleckeri]

The ones in my school back in the early 2000s were extremely loud. I think they were sirens? Not sure, but it's kinda the Annnnnh annnnnnh annnnnh that hurts your ears