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@@glassowlie middle part? If you mean the bright light in the middle of the blue bit, that’s the strobe, which is a bright xenon tube and is much brighter than the two LEDs on the right and the left.

@@alarmsnstuff4351 you might be right! Does sound like the other bailey sirens. Never seen another one though

@@thewashateriawandererzayne4376 it’s loud! But I can stand next to it just fine! Maybe I’m going deaf because I remember it being louder when I first got it a couple years ago.

@@User_FoxyFurry most of the collection is temporarily in a storage unit.

@@alarmmuseum ah, OK

@@BAiLeymen wow! That sounds interesting.

noooo

@@Jimmycrops89 wanker

@@LeoThunderbolt1003 this one came from the waste bin at one of my local alarm companies a fair few years ago now, but it was a dummy box. I found a live backplate on eBay recently, so I bought it and now it’s complete like this.

Where can you get these because I want to find one in the uk do you get these from abandoned buildings

@@alarmmuseum ok and I’m a fan of you

Can you watch my homemade sirens

@@LeoThunderbolt1003 some I get from abandoned buildings yes.

@@triotriotrio actually the batteries are all dead! It sounds when the power comes back on, so it must be the full 12v from the panel going into alarm after it comes back to life again. Sounder is probably dying.

@alarmmuseum Blimey! Yeah, it's pretty ancient now and does sounds knackered. Some stand the test of time well and others don't...

@@User_FoxyFurry no idea sorry

@@alarmmuseum fair enough It sounds like a weird panel though

@@User_FoxyFurry the panel can’t be heard in the video

​@@alarmmuseumoh OK I thought I could just about hear the panel

@@User_FoxyFurry power cut

@@alarmmuseum oof Nice catch though

@@Jauydash551 probably somewhere around the 90-100 decibel mark.

@@alarmmuseum okay thanks

@@alexgarwood6021 got no idea sorry 😂 Next year, I hope to have a decibel meter reading it.

@@alarmmuseum Ahh fair dos. What was the loudest alarm when you did the sound off like?

@@alexgarwood6021 the loudest one was the Gent 1500 siren - I was wearing ear defenders but you can still feel it pulsating in your ears a bit. I wouldn’t have been able to stay in the room with no ear defenders. It would be an insane amount of volume!

@@alarmmuseum Ah right. I can imagine it being unbearable like lol.. was everything set on highest volume as well?

@@alexgarwood6021 yep! Everything on full

@@SunSecurity 😂 it’s literally a twin piezo CeQuRa in a different enclosure lol

@@autismguy2060 not sure but I’d think sometime not long after 2008!

Pozwolę sobie napisać po polsku, bo chyba jesteś polakiem. Z tego co kojarzę to Satel SPL-2010 nie miał stroboskopu, a diody LED (we wcześniejszych wersjach żarówkę 12V)

Tak to prawda,słuszna uwaga edytuję komentarz

@@Olkuska_Kolej w ogóle ciekawi mnie, czy jakikolwiek Satel kiedykolwiek miał stroboskop albo dzwonek czaszowy, bo z tego co kojarzę i zajmuję się satelami (ogółem alarmami), to w sumie spotykałem się jedynie z satelami z żarówkami, LEDami, a jako akustyka tylko przetworniki piezoelektryczne

@@Miki_00017 Chyba nie, w komentarzu się pomyliłem, a Satel nigdy nie używał dzwonków, w Polsce powszechne są syreny i to już od lat 80-tych, dużą popularnością cieszyły się syreny: SZO-A WPOLL, Ired, Bonelli Sistemi, a potem właśnie Satel

@@Olkuska_Kolej oj, SZO-A Wpoll i jego wszelkich braci chciałbym, podobnie z włoskim Bonelli-Sistemi

@@Rileystrains2919 unfortunately I’ve already done a video on the only Secom box I have. If I get another one, I’ll be sure to film it!

@@alarmmuseum oh okay

​@@alarmmuseumfair enough

​@@Rileystrains2919only other Secom boxes are CQR Multiboxes with Secom's custom cover and the Visonic Hex boxes branded by Secom

@@User_FoxyFurry there’s a couple other Secom boxes, such as the Fortress (looks the same as the Multibox one but with no strobe lens), the absolutely massive old boxes, the Secom Carroll ones if you want to count them - CQR Anti-foams, Bailey Associates boxes, and some more. A lot of secom boxes are just ambassador ones that secom put a sticker over anyway. (Secom bought Ambassador)

Same

Erm, what the

​@@x-fun3149don't even think about it

Foxy copied your comment btw 😂

@@Jauydash551 127 dB!! I have tested quite a few of them and they are terribly loud.

@@alarmmuseum Yeah

I don’t suppose you’ve got the panel, indoor alarm sensor as well?

@@alexgarwood6021 I do have a few Texecom Veritas R8 panels. I don’t know what the sensor was but I might have it.

@@alarmmuseum Good stuff. I remember one time during a power cut, after the alarms stopped past the 20 minute mark, there was this single alarm that sounded like it was dieing lol.. we also had 2 power cuts that night with a 20 minute break inbetween.

Do you have a fire alarm panel? If you don’t, wiring just the fire alarm devices themselves to a plug is very dangerous and will damage your devices. You’d need a 24v DC power supply (such as two 12v sealed lead acid batteries wired together) if you have no panel. If you have a panel, you wire it from the plug into the 230v input terminals - live (brown) into live, earth (green/yellow) into earth and neutral (blue) into neutral. Make sure you put a 3 to 5 amp fuse in the plug. If you’re not confident wiring a plug or any of the other mains wiring, I recommend seeking help, as it is dangerous if not wired correctly! In terms of the plug wiring, the right way up and the pins facing away from you, the top pin is earth, the right pin is live and the left is neutral. There’s normally a diagram showing which one is which somewhere on the plug, but if not, have a look online.

@@alarmmuseum Okay thank you

Having done some research, the alarm panel was a texecom veritas but I couldn’t possibly tell you what the main alarm was lol.. Google maps would be the answer haha

@@alexgarwood6021 might be a Texecom Odyssey 1 or Gardiner Technology NovaGard 2.

@@User_FoxyFurry underpowering anything will never fry it. But I don’t think it’ll sound right unless you put 12-13 volts into it

​​@@alarmmuseum I briefly used the bell box battery and the siren clicked once but I don't wanna risk letting it sound for long as my mother is home. Plus I now have to sort one of the screw tamper switch wires out, repair the wires going to the comfort LED, reconnect the siren and strobe and I'll sort the battery link wire out at some point Also is my bell box polycarbonate or polypropylene

@@User_FoxyFurry it’s polypropylene.

@@alarmmuseum I thought so It's in remarkably good condition for polypropylene

@@Noo-NooForever sorry but this is the only one I have, and I’m not willing to give it away I’m afraid!

@@tonycummins1251 it doesn’t matter what make the battery is, but I believe inside the panel, there’s space for two 12v 2.1ah sealed lead acid batteries (connected in series to make 24v). I recommend Yuasa and Yucel ones, but any good one will be fine.

@@Noo-NooForever awesome!