aico have wireless communication modules for their smokes, heats , multisensors and CO sensors that all get paired together and when one goes off they all go off. I have the panel interface unit that will short the inputs on the panel, i have programmed the panel to latch on the alert contacts when they get shorted. take a look at a video where the door of the panel is open you will see thin wires running from the terminals those are for the panel interface module. www.aico.co.uk/product/ei413-radiolink-panel-interface-module/ www.connevans.co.uk/product/5672665/40CM208WRF/Aico-Ei208WRF-RadioLINK-Carbon-Monoxide-Alarm
there was no cabling going to the call point at that point in time it was just to cover the hole haha. eventually managed to get permission to put it there but its tempting to replace it with the KAC slide front with a discovery protocol as it fits in with the curvy MK logic plus switches and doesnt have a face for radio :).
Noahandrews Andrews because its heat, it’s not just at the snap of his fingers, it has to heat up. It was blindly weirdly because of pre alarm and the polling does it because it’s about to go off.
I don't know why it took that long to activate, but Discovery detectors tend to take longer to activate than XP95 ones, also Discovery devices poll every so often which causes the blinking. They blink faster when the analogue reading rises (i.e. when it's detecting smoke, heat, or mcp pressed).
yes its wireless, aico sell an interface module that can connect to alarm panels. all it is inside is a few relays for fault, fire alarm and CO, you just connect those to the inputs on the panel and in the case of my system i programmed it to stay latched until reset and activate a different notification.
the one in the cupboard has a reset element i added in it if that's the one your referring too. the other ones are resettable you cannot add glass to the new apollo ones.
@@SleepExports not to this level my system is overkill. regular grade d system is all thats required. scotland has new legislation to come into force by next year mandating all domestic properties have interconnected alarms fitted. www.gov.scot/publications/fire-and-smoke-alarms-in-scottish-homes/
Nice great job on the tidying lol
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Hello. What technology is used to Transmit the Carbon monoxide Alarm to the fire alarm panel ?
aico have wireless communication modules for their smokes, heats , multisensors and CO sensors that all get paired together and when one goes off they all go off. I have the panel interface unit that will short the inputs on the panel, i have programmed the panel to latch on the alert contacts when they get shorted. take a look at a video where the door of the panel is open you will see thin wires running from the terminals those are for the panel interface module. www.aico.co.uk/product/ei413-radiolink-panel-interface-module/
www.connevans.co.uk/product/5672665/40CM208WRF/Aico-Ei208WRF-RadioLINK-Carbon-Monoxide-Alarm
Our school has Adressable fire alarm system With Speaker detectors speaker Strobe detectors and cal points
How did you get to make the fire alarms do a different tone for carbon monoxide than fires?
i may do a video on it as i think it will be an interesting topic to cover.
@@testlogs9005 please do test vlogs
0:22 remember a older call point used to be there in your older videos but I was sad you didn't test it before
there was no cabling going to the call point at that point in time it was just to cover the hole haha. eventually managed to get permission to put it there but its tempting to replace it with the KAC slide front with a discovery protocol as it fits in with the curvy MK logic plus switches and doesnt have a face for radio :).
like the Yodel tone
Why did it take so long that one heat detector to activate also why was it blinking weirdly?
Noahandrews Andrews because its heat, it’s not just at the snap of his fingers, it has to heat up. It was blindly weirdly because of pre alarm and the polling does it because it’s about to go off.
I don't know why it took that long to activate, but Discovery detectors tend to take longer to activate than XP95 ones, also Discovery devices poll every so often which causes the blinking. They blink faster when the analogue reading rises (i.e. when it's detecting smoke, heat, or mcp pressed).
Question, how is aico co alarm is connected to panel, is it wireless....
yes its wireless, aico sell an interface module that can connect to alarm panels. all it is inside is a few relays for fault, fire alarm and CO, you just connect those to the inputs on the panel and in the case of my system i programmed it to stay latched until reset and activate a different notification.
Is that some sort of resetable element in that break glass call point
the one in the cupboard has a reset element i added in it if that's the one your referring too. the other ones are resettable you cannot add glass to the new apollo ones.
Good old symphoni in the garage
when you are about to do a test what you don’t have a clue on the the fire alarms go off 2:06
7:05 Is the Sainsbury’s Fire Alarm!
That sound the same sound of fire alarm that is used in my school I was looking around for that sound and then I found your channel
Same with mine
You have the exact same fire alarms at my school the same on the inside and on the outside lol
Same
Nice!!!
What sounders are you using for this?
XP 95 base sounders with beacon and Discovery open area voice sounders.
will that call point get knocked by accident
if you are referring to the one by the front door, it hasn't yet and it been there a month and a bit so far.
When addresssable system test 16 going on UA-cam
very soon it's already been done. there should be a few videos coming within the next two weeks.
I suppose you know what you doing
I think I saw your old fire alarm tests when I was young.
ye same
fire alarms are super scary
u are back yay!!!
I have the exact alarm type at my school but it’s made by Channel Fire Alarms
companies like channel or Chubb will rebrand other manufacturers equipment.
Alarms from Apollo
how
much
did
this
cost???
probably £600 thats for everything. got most of the system second hand. the new parts are quite pricey.
Thanks mate.
Just saying maybe clean up that server/network room in the closet
honestly, if i had my way there will be nothing other than the services in that cupboard.
@@testlogs9005 oof
This is in uk
yes it is.
Uk pull station
yeah without the pull hahha.
With the push actually. No wonder they don't call it push stations.
Wait the parent you can,t reset the alarm and siliens the sound📴
Why do you have a fire alarm in a house?
i just do 😊
@@testlogs9005 So not a legal requirement?
@@SleepExports not to this level my system is overkill. regular grade d system is all thats required. scotland has new legislation to come into force by next year mandating all domestic properties have interconnected alarms fitted. www.gov.scot/publications/fire-and-smoke-alarms-in-scottish-homes/
@@testlogs9005 🤙
Chubb is french
interesting :)
I upload 1 video I join my channel for 2 years ago
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um okay, 😕
I agree with test logs.
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