Thank you. PVC was the cheapest option(2.69$ for 10ft) compared to conduit and wiremold. I too, am a fan of vintage. Glad you like the system, took me a whole week to assemble
@@BlackLightning4547 For sure for sure, if you ever decide to sell any of those chimes hit me up cuz I'll prolly buy them 😂 I've been trying to find one of those Honeywell ones forever
The red bell you were fiddling with sounds like Yoshi when he gallops. This honestly sounds like music. Fuck the “fire” part of the alarm more like imma bustamove alarm system 😂. Like if I heard these babies I wouldn’t take it seriously lol.
What brought me here was the unusual GOLD-colored chime in the thumbnail. Any idea if it came from the factory that way or if someone painted it gold? (probably the latter) At first I thought that the red-lens WS1T-24 was an actual device, Wheelock might have actually made one with a red lens though. I know thesdx either has or had a red-lens WST-24 with white fire lettering like you said. The chime next to it is actually the only chime I myself have right now. Clever idea with the "FIRE" lettering labels on the WS1T-24, I've made up some labels for strobes that I can print out as needed. (ALERT, FIRE, HALON, FM200, EVAC, & AGENT) I actually have a CPG V1971 strobe that didn't come with any labels that I could use the former with. Also clever idea with the PVC conduit. I noticed that despite essentially being the same devices just different brands, the chime in the hallway is single-stroke compared to the one in your room which is vibrating. I think that's the longest I've ever seen a smoke detector take to alarm from being sprayed with canned smoke. Nice setup by the way, much better on the ears than horns.
Welcome aboard! Thanks for viewing! 1. Yes, the CDC-24(rebranded Simplex 2902-9207) came NIB from the factory in that color. 2. Yes, thesdx used to have a Wheelock WST-24 with the red lens with white fire lettering. Someone also has a WST-24 with an unmarked blue lens. 3. Nice! The Honeywell SC806E1013 is a cool chime to own. 4. Thank you! Although cutting out every individual letter wasn't particularly easy, as well as not looking as professional as printed labels, it still got the job done. 5. Thanks! PVC was the cheapest option(like $2.80 for 10ft) compared to conduit and wiremold. And, it's already white(although a brighter white), which blends nicely with the white walls and ceiling. 6. Yes, the 2902-9234 is the single stroke variant of the 2902-9207. 7. I don't think the can was spraying initially. 8. Thanks again! It took me a whole week to overhaul this system, but the result was worth it, and I just cannot stop staring at it, especially the gym portion. 9. Booyyy, you got that right. Chimes are WAAYYY more pleasant to the ears than horns.
You'll definitely find chimes in Hospitals constructed back in the day. Nowadays Hospitals use voice evac with the speakers/strobes set to a low volume
@@BlackLightning4547 Is it? Is that because the solenoid is constantly charged and not moving because the hammer is against the gong? It also means in theory that the chime will only sound once and not again, meaning that people won't have much warning, imagine if a modern smoke alarm only beeped once when it detected smoke and didn't make a repetitious noise.
@@Lachlant1984 Correct again, because having it on continuous will burn it out quicker due to not having its own switching on/off circuit like vibrating bells do.
@@BlackLightning4547 I see. I once saw inside a battery powered doorbell and the hammers were on a rotating arm and they hit the bell that way. Do other electric bells just reciprocate the movement of the hammer?
Hmmm, interesting, idk how it would, unless the panel's power supply doesn't supply enough amperage to support the chime, and/or doesn't provide filtered DC.
@@BlackLightning4547 It is, especially because I haven't changed the transmission fluid and the motor and transmission are original and haven't been rebuilt
@A. Koenigs Must've gotten a gem. The transmission went out in my 2016 Ford Edge at 80,955 miles. Its since then been replaced, and as of 82,461 miles, so far, so good.
When you get requests open, i have a system test request. in Roblox, I've tested several of CJ9899's places. but one place had a unique system. It had Simplex 2901-9720's and one Simplex Truealert horn/strobe. They were on code 3. there was a couple of remote strobes on the ceiling.
Hmm, that's quite strange, considering that chimes are private mode devices, meaning that they cannot be used for public notification due to their lower decibel rating, or unable to provide the 10 decibels over ambient noise. So then what application are chimes used for, you may ask? Chimes are installed in buildings/areas where a loud notification appliance is too overbearing. These are your medical or mental hospitals, where you don't want to jump scare patients with a heart disease or something in that nature, but rather a notification that is adequate enough to alert occupants effectively. So to have chimes installed in your school makes me wonder if it's a medical school. If not, then that's a pretty abnormal install, but I guess the upside is that your ears won't bleed during fire drills. The downside is that you may not be alerted accordingly or may not take it as serious as blatantly loud notification.
Not gonna lie, this has got to be by far, one of the *BEST* system tests you’ve ever made!
Thanks for viewing, glad you like it
no problem
Very nice system, I like the way all the chimes sound together like that!
Thank you, me too
🔥🚨
What a cute sound, they should replace all those harsh sounding alarms in children's day care centers with these!
Yep, definitely more pleasant to the ears
Alternate name: Doorbell System
Good one
Now I wanna get chimes and hook them up as a doorbell
Go for it, just make sure that you install the proper device that's AC
@@doohickey-enjoyer don’t forget to add in a fire alarm control panel as well
LAMO GOOD ONE
PVC as conduit is actually a pretty good idea, cool system too. I love the more retro stuff
Thank you. PVC was the cheapest option(2.69$ for 10ft) compared to conduit and wiremold. I too, am a fan of vintage. Glad you like the system, took me a whole week to assemble
@@BlackLightning4547 For sure for sure, if you ever decide to sell any of those chimes hit me up cuz I'll prolly buy them 😂 I've been trying to find one of those Honeywell ones forever
Yuppp will do
@@BlackLightning4547 awesome man I appreciate it
@@DaSamNudge My pleasure
Beautiful system. That combo in the gym is wierd but cool none the less
Thank you, yes is it indeed but it's unique
The red bell you were fiddling with sounds like Yoshi when he gallops. This honestly sounds like music. Fuck the “fire” part of the alarm more like imma bustamove alarm system 😂. Like if I heard these babies I wouldn’t take it seriously lol.
Understandable, there's no urgency when it comes to chimes
I wish this was my schools alarm not the old loud bells!
Don't we all
Love the sound of the honeywell bell
Glad you enjoyed
What brought me here was the unusual GOLD-colored chime in the thumbnail. Any idea if it came from the factory that way or if someone painted it gold? (probably the latter)
At first I thought that the red-lens WS1T-24 was an actual device, Wheelock might have actually made one with a red lens though. I know thesdx either has or had a red-lens WST-24 with white fire lettering like you said. The chime next to it is actually the only chime I myself have right now.
Clever idea with the "FIRE" lettering labels on the WS1T-24, I've made up some labels for strobes that I can print out as needed. (ALERT, FIRE, HALON, FM200, EVAC, & AGENT) I actually have a CPG V1971 strobe that didn't come with any labels that I could use the former with. Also clever idea with the PVC conduit.
I noticed that despite essentially being the same devices just different brands, the chime in the hallway is single-stroke compared to the one in your room which is vibrating.
I think that's the longest I've ever seen a smoke detector take to alarm from being sprayed with canned smoke.
Nice setup by the way, much better on the ears than horns.
Welcome aboard! Thanks for viewing!
1. Yes, the CDC-24(rebranded Simplex 2902-9207) came NIB from the factory in that color.
2. Yes, thesdx used to have a Wheelock WST-24 with the red lens with white fire lettering. Someone also has a WST-24 with an unmarked blue lens.
3. Nice! The Honeywell SC806E1013 is a cool chime to own.
4. Thank you! Although cutting out every individual letter wasn't particularly easy, as well as not looking as professional as printed labels, it still got the job done.
5. Thanks! PVC was the cheapest option(like $2.80 for 10ft) compared to conduit and wiremold. And, it's already white(although a brighter white), which blends nicely with the white walls and ceiling.
6. Yes, the 2902-9234 is the single stroke variant of the 2902-9207.
7. I don't think the can was spraying initially.
8. Thanks again! It took me a whole week to overhaul this system, but the result was worth it, and I just cannot stop staring at it, especially the gym portion.
9. Booyyy, you got that right. Chimes are WAAYYY more pleasant to the ears than horns.
Gotta Love the Sound of those!
Indeed
2:32 Scam Likely Phone Number Calling: BRRRRINGGG
BlackLightning: "Ah Damn"
🤣💀
Nah I think it was either my mom or one of my teammates
@@BlackLightning4547 I'm busting you bro, Lmao
Yeah aight
fantastic setup!
i also own 2 chimes, an Edwards 339-G1 and a Cerberus Pyrotronics CH-F which is a rebrand Simplex 2902-9207
Thank you, that's what's up!
That Honeywell combo was LIT
Already
Old chimes are so cool
Yes they are indeed
I love your awesome fire alarm setup. I love the sound of the chimes.
Thank you, thanks for viewing
Great video 😀👍👍
That’s a really cool system!!!
Thank you, glad you like it
Reminds me of two playboy. Nice system!
Thank you
@@BlackLightning4547 yup.
I like these chimes cuz they're not that loud
Understandable
Chime time!!! Awesome video!!
Thank you
🔥🚨
@@missbleach8767 Thanks
@@BlackLightning4547 no prob
The back-boxes goes good with the white truealert!
They're not bad, they're Wheelock SBB backboxes
@@BlackLightning4547 I think I saw a 7002t-24 on smth like that
@@NewcastleWX nice 👌🏽
What kind of buildings used chimes instead of horns? Chimes seem to be rarely used.
You'll definitely find chimes in Hospitals constructed back in the day. Nowadays Hospitals use voice evac with the speakers/strobes set to a low volume
A mechanical chime-strobe combo. Pretty cool.
Glad you like 'em
I love this simplex chime fire alarm system😁!
Glad you like 'em
@@BlackLightning4547 thank you very much
@@splatoongigi2523 Of course
You got 700 subscribers now! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Thanks for the support
Nice video!! Stay safe!! ...
Thank you, you as well
I just got one of those Honeywell chimes but by Wheelock and it's the grey general signal version
Nice 👍🏼
Yo Dhevin this was my introductory video to your channel ❤️🔥
Interesting
Love that Honeywell chime.
Glad you like it
Sounds like my alarm clock in your room and ones in hall sound like rail road crossing bells or a clock on the hour and i liked video
Thank you, interesting observation
Is the Honeywell SC806E1013 electronic or mechanical
Mechanical single-stroke
I am dancing in my seat for the first coding this system is doing
It's called 120bpm March Time, it makes a sick beat huh?
I aready knew the coding lmao but yes it is a nice beat.
@@Alarmo05221 Yeah fo'sho
So that metal bar is the chime. I honestly thought this whole time to square box was the bell.
Yes, the square box is the casing for the interworkings
me, too. a local hospital has those square bell alarms where i live.
Nice 👌🏽
If you had the system to set to a continuous tone, what will the 2 chimes do? Will they just ding once then not do anything else?
Correct, which is bad for the solenoid
@@BlackLightning4547 Is it? Is that because the solenoid is constantly charged and not moving because the hammer is against the gong? It also means in theory that the chime will only sound once and not again, meaning that people won't have much warning, imagine if a modern smoke alarm only beeped once when it detected smoke and didn't make a repetitious noise.
@@Lachlant1984 Correct again, because having it on continuous will burn it out quicker due to not having its own switching on/off circuit like vibrating bells do.
@@BlackLightning4547 I see. I once saw inside a battery powered doorbell and the hammers were on a rotating arm and they hit the bell that way. Do other electric bells just reciprocate the movement of the hammer?
Well there are also mechanisms that are motor driven
The CDC-24 sounds a lot like a 2902-9207 which is the vibrating version of the 2902-9234.
That's because it essentially is a 2902-9207
when will the next system test video be out?
Maybe this week, we shall see
Awesome test man
Thank you
@@BlackLightning4547 np
These alarms are when I wanna listen to music
Definitely!
These alarms are my choice for music 🎵
@@Simplexkid 👍🏼
6:50
sounds like the puzzle board on wheel of fortune
Interesting observation
Sounds so lovely compared to today's fire alarms. Just like society in general, they made it uglier.
That's unfortunately correct
Awesome!!
Thank you
Vintage chimes
Correct
Gotta be careful with those honeywell/wheelock chimes, they are known for frying panels!
Hmmm, interesting, idk how it would, unless the panel's power supply doesn't supply enough amperage to support the chime, and/or doesn't provide filtered DC.
@@BlackLightning4547 NewAgeServerAlarm's NFS320 was fried by one, so did someone elses 4004
@@BlackLightning4547 NewAgeServerAlarm's NFS320 was fried by one, so did someone elses 4004
@@davidheppe7449 Strange
Very nice
Thank you
The chime I like the best is the honeywell chime
Cool beans
This system test is not that loud
@@andrewedwards2416 They're chimes, they're not designed to be loud
3:33 sounds like the door chime on my old Grand Caravan
Yeah, it really does sound like a warning chime from an 89-95 Caravan. The pitch is spot on
@@BlackLightning4547 Sounds more like the chime on my 2010, idk how it's still running it's got 308,000 miles and counting
Well that's surprising.
@@BlackLightning4547 It is, especially because I haven't changed the transmission fluid and the motor and transmission are original and haven't been rebuilt
@A. Koenigs Must've gotten a gem. The transmission went out in my 2016 Ford Edge at 80,955 miles. Its since then been replaced, and as of 82,461 miles, so far, so good.
When you get requests open, i have a system test request. in Roblox, I've tested several of CJ9899's places. but one place had a unique system. It had Simplex 2901-9720's and one Simplex Truealert horn/strobe. They were on code 3. there was a couple of remote strobes on the ceiling.
Well you can make this request once I start taking requests again
🔥🔔
Sounds like a song
Little bit
I KNEW IT!
Yeppers lol, unboxing videos were hints, as they always are
i like P2Rs
👌🏽
0:29 i have that fire alarm at my school
Hmm, that's quite strange, considering that chimes are private mode devices, meaning that they cannot be used for public notification due to their lower decibel rating, or unable to provide the 10 decibels over ambient noise. So then what application are chimes used for, you may ask? Chimes are installed in buildings/areas where a loud notification appliance is too overbearing. These are your medical or mental hospitals, where you don't want to jump scare patients with a heart disease or something in that nature, but rather a notification that is adequate enough to alert occupants effectively. So to have chimes installed in your school makes me wonder if it's a medical school. If not, then that's a pretty abnormal install, but I guess the upside is that your ears won't bleed during fire drills. The downside is that you may not be alerted accordingly or may not take it as serious as blatantly loud notification.
@@BlackLightning4547 maybe it used to be a medical school or they have those to alert people in the nurse's office
That would make sense
also the school is upgrading to a voice evac system
@@mircomamsecosirensnalarms oh nice
That’s what’s up
Of course
@@BlackLightning4547 He likes Combos
😂🤣😭
You could do a fire drill at home.
Possibly
@@BlackLightning4547 I like your fire alarms, by the way.
Glad you like 'em
@@BlackLightning4547 Thank you.
@@erikthepirate8068 You're welcome
I wish ROBLOX had chimes
If they did I would just add it to a ROBLOX system
Those models will probably be hard to make
@@BlackLightning4547 it’s not that hard at all
Do u play ROBLOX?
@@Mr.Speedcat On occasions
@@BlackLightning4547 you can add me if you want
Username is Dhevinswagg
without furry or do lets get started
Of course
@@BlackLightning4547 im sorry its just a joke
No problem
Make a video of a video with only bells and chime bells and my computer will subscribe
Huh
Yeah
What the heck
?
Doorbell not fire alarm
They are fire alarms, although the bronze/goldish one could be used for other emergencies as it's not red.
I know
its old hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahaha
For sure