Fire alarm at Hotel 24 South in Staunton, Virginia

[@kgrfirdjy]

This sounds like a low frequency alarm that can be helpful for those with hearing sensory issues & some hospitals. I used to be a Virginua EMT. Whenever a public fire alarm system was activated, a local fire department, police, & ambulances were required to respond by law. This is still an opportunity to learn.

[@RailfanBrenden.]

0:12 what Kinda Alarm is This Going Off For A Water Leak

[@FireAlarm33]

I would definitely let the staff know about the Bad Speaker. Cool Video!!! Do you know the Brand or Model #s of the Alarms and Smoke Detectors in the rooms?

[@Fahrenheit4051]

Did you let them know about the bad speaker?

[@SchuminWeb]

Yes, the staff was notified about the bad speaker.

[@jonathanstarling1082]

What bad speaker?

[@Train_D3V]

@@jonathanstarling1082 At 2:31

[@hilo2-est3-elev]

If you listen closely, you can hear the stairwells playing a code 3 tone for some reason.

[@ryanwoods4691]

In some areas, they require different messages and tones in stairwells. I cannot recall the exact reason off the top of my head. I believe it's something to do with locating the stairwell via sound.

[@autisticgirlawareness7420]

Sounds like a Cruise Ship general alarm but louder

[@FOSK-lc9op]

I saw these alarms at the mall

[@jonathanstarling1082]

What happened

[@SchuminWeb]

Apparently it was a water leak of some sort that somehow affected the fire alarm system.

[@jonathanstarling1082]

@@SchuminWeb did this happen in the middle of the night?

[@jonathanstarling1082]

@@SchuminWeb was there a speaker in the room?

[@jonathanstarling1082]

@@SchuminWeb what alarms did they have in the rooms

[@Twentythree33]

Probably a leak in a sprinkler line that tripped a flow switch. Could've also been water shorting out a module.

[@davidchoi3628]

nice hallway tho