Ahhh, memories of my preschool. East Heights Early Childhood Development Center used a Notifier System 500 alarm panel with Simplex 4251-20 pull stations, Honeywell smoke detectors, and System Sensor P2475 horn-strobes on Code 3. That system fascinated me even at age 4.
System sensor is definitely one of the best A/V brands. It’s plenty loud, easy to set up, and compatible with a bunch of products including all Honeywell products.
If very loud then it can damage your hearing and the volume of all fire alarms should be within good range that is loud enough that is noticeable but not very loud and by the way The Loudest fire alarm out there is Simplex 4051 and sound level from nearby exceeds 120 decibels
Oh, I like this system! Very neat, classic, and overall simple! Sounds good, too! I do like SpectrAlert a lot, especially the old ones. Not so much the new, but the Olds are cool. Nice test!
There are two ways to pull a most bg12 if not all bg12. 1) push in, pull down. 2) open cover, flip black switch down, then up, close cover. I've pulled a notifier nbg12-lx for a school fire drill at one point.
And this brings back middle school fire drill memories, all the alarms were spetralert classics ( untill after I graduated ( also my dad works at my old middle school) and lightning struck the school frying the whole fire alarm system) ( also the school was built after segregation ended and I don’t know when the alarms were put in but after the lightning strike the whole alarm system was replaced and the alarms as far as my dad told me were replaced with more spetralert classics. when I said the whole system was fried, I meant it fried the alarms, panel, and wiring.)
These were in my kindergarten hall, flush-mounted and on continuous. The exit just to the left of the hall had a Simplex light plate but I'm unsure what horn it had behind it, also on continuous. And I don't remember what was to the right of my kindergarten hall.
Ahhh, memories of my preschool. East Heights Early Childhood Development Center used a Notifier System 500 alarm panel with Simplex 4251-20 pull stations, Honeywell smoke detectors, and System Sensor P2475 horn-strobes on Code 3. That system fascinated me even at age 4.
P2475R Not P2475 Sir
Spectralerts is like the initiation into the fire alarm community; once you've done a system with spectralerts you're like an "official" member
That’s certainly a unique take
@@FireAlarmDude5967 nah, I was kinda joking. I was going off of Frosted Strobes when he mentioned it in his system test 24
@@FireAlarmDude5967I’m getting an mt and p2rl for Christmas
And hopefully another pull also I’m making a basement fire alarm system two devices are in
@@FireAlarmDude5967 Thank goodness you installed that system so that when a real housefire happens that fire alarm will sound
System sensor is definitely one of the best A/V brands. It’s plenty loud, easy to set up, and compatible with a bunch of products including all Honeywell products.
Honeywell owns System Sensor.
@@LoyalmoonieProductions I know. That’s why I said it was compatible with all Honeywell products.
If very loud then it can damage your hearing and the volume of all fire alarms should be within good range that is loud enough that is noticeable but not very loud and by the way The Loudest fire alarm out there is Simplex 4051 and sound level from nearby exceeds 120 decibels
System Sensor. THE company that can go with pretty much any Honeywell system, like yours.
Lovely video! I just noticed you collect rubik's cubes too!
Awesome test! The model number for the System Sensor detector is a 2300TH.
Oh, I like this system! Very neat, classic, and overall simple! Sounds good, too! I do like SpectrAlert a lot, especially the old ones. Not so much the new, but the Olds are cool. Nice test!
Cool the classics on the surface boxes look really good
There are two ways to pull a most bg12 if not all bg12. 1) push in, pull down. 2) open cover, flip black switch down, then up, close cover. I've pulled a notifier nbg12-lx for a school fire drill at one point.
Wow! They are actually classic because they were in my preschool.
Gotta love the Spontaneous Combustible Cardboard Box
Yep
Nice system setup! Definitely a favorite of ours.
I saw the fire alarm skipping at test 1 when you left the bathroom
What
And this brings back middle school fire drill memories, all the alarms were spetralert classics ( untill after I graduated ( also my dad works at my old middle school) and lightning struck the school frying the whole fire alarm system) ( also the school was built after segregation ended and I don’t know when the alarms were put in but after the lightning strike the whole alarm system was replaced and the alarms as far as my dad told me were replaced with more spetralert classics. when I said the whole system was fried, I meant it fried the alarms, panel, and wiring.)
Great video! Love the system you used.
Love your system tests! Great video!
Another day, another victory for the og had me chuckling because I am an og.
My favorite system sensor device
My favorite fire alarms
it would be hilarious if you pulled the bg12 with a brush
Yes, that would be hilarious
You should install an intercom system in your basement or you already have one which is the carbon monoxide one
Perhaps
These were in my kindergarten hall, flush-mounted and on continuous. The exit just to the left of the hall had a Simplex light plate but I'm unsure what horn it had behind it, also on continuous. And I don't remember what was to the right of my kindergarten hall.
System at dr Nowzaradan’s office from 600 lb life with the bg 8 and system sensor classic
Interesting reference
Kewl System Sensor SpectrAlerts. Happy late Thanksgiving
Nice video as always!
This is completely unrelated to this video, but I'm looking for a simplex 2903-9001 for my collection, and can't find one. Where did you get yours?
eBay
Do a video fixing the shed pull please :)
Perhaps
@@FireAlarmDude5967 I hope its an easy fix :)
No way (at least one) of those single gang classics look familiar
I'm pretty sure I got one of those ADT-BG12-L's from that building too since I got a ADT-BG12-L from you on ebay a few months ago and its a PDI
Yep, that’s where I got them.
Nice test
Nice 👍
Really cool!
Cheryl b24 love ❤❤
E/EL spotted: LHQM S W 3 R, Chunky Chloride unit, Dual-Lite EZ-2L
Nice!
cool😊
Wow
is it just me or did i see two 2400's on the ceiling in the furnace room
One for the fire system and one for the security
Does the buyer truck come when you pull the alarm?
It does not
Lets gooooooo!
Cool
Do you have Wheelock Eluxa if you get some system test with Wheelock Eluxa?
If I get any I’ll certainly make a test
😅😅 have a wonderful day and I can get a wonderful 👍 and see you soon 😅and you 😘 to be a wonderful
My church has this system
@firealarmdude5967 but they have the 3rd generation classics
Number 26? That’s my birthday.😊
Nice
What website did you buy the bg-12 back box
Probably eBay, or amazon.
eBay
What is the difference between SSD and PDI?
SSD is newer
@@FireAlarmDude5967 Do you know what SSD does exactly?
they sound like Wheelock Exceders.
I don’t see it at all
3:12
advance is louder
Probably
I agree
lol that is a notifier bg8 just like how the notifier bg12 is still a bg12 and the notifier bg10 is still called a bg10…
The model is BNG-1. Notifier BG-12s are NBG-12s and notifier BG-10s are NBG-10s
Don’t say thank you for watching
Thank you for viewing this content
You can’t say thank you for watching because it hurts my ears
@@firealarmwizzer9026 Of all the things in this video that could be hurting your ears I don’t think that’s normally one of them
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Mayo for sam
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