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I do now haha. I was still new to the industry at the time.

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I'm in Canada, and by code all of our duct smokes are required to initiate alarms. These ones were labeled as the room number, fan unit number, then supply or return. For example "B049 AHU-3 SUPPLY AIR".

Just how smartsync works, when the LED was lit it was activated at the panel but the Smartsync is what delays the horn/strobes.

Simplex = 🗑️

@@Twentythree33 indeed

I certainly don't. They cause so many headaches for me as a tech, but they do have some cool features.

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I actually know what song that comes from now.

Staff-only portion of the arena.

Not too sure.

I always have earbuds in when working and alarms are definitely more bearable.

They're pretty common here tbh. At least in my area.

Well I’m from Ontario it’s pretty much uncommon in my area

Hell yeah! 320 better tho.

He is a tech so probably from his work.

@@stopmotionbymg1221ohh I see… Thanks.

I'm a fire alarm tech, and my friend is a fire alarm tech. We both keep anything we take out and have one big collection that we both share. Plus my former boss at my old company keeps stuff for me.

@@Twentythree33 ahh okay that’s rly cool, thanks.. Question for you, my main goal in life is to be a firefighter, BUT alarms are something I REALLY wanna get into.. did it take like a whole long college degree and university degree and all this other stuff to get a job at an fire alarm electrical places?

Sorry for the late reply! If you're in Canada you have to take what's called CFAA courses. If you can, try to apply to be a junior fire alarm technician. That's what I am currently. I don't have my courses completed, but I always work under another tech. As part of this, all my CFAA courses are covered by the company. Hope this helps!

Almost all EST3s I work on have the usual "whiny" piezo.

You're a 3300 with an incredibly rare indicator.

Oh nice! What panel?

@@Twentythree33EST iO1000

YES WE DO!

Pretty nice elevator! Thanks for watching!

Thanks!

I wonder if its Mircom rebrand.

The strobe plate is Wheelock branded, and this unit was a deficiency replacement. The other devices were Simplex bells on Wheelock strobe plates. I was gonna use those but the screws were too rusty.

Nope. This one's at the opposite end of the city.

@Twentythree33 Crazy the one I'm talking about was renovated at around the same time.

Yep. Had some issues with that one too.

It's still doing temporal so it's not a deficiency. Plus this building is empty, and it's not like ants or mice are gonna evacuate during an emergency.

I actually have a video of this device going off lol. I'll upload it soon

I respect your opinion, but if you do end up getting into the field and working on those systems, you'll find that Simplex and Edwards cause a lot of headaches. They're cool systems though, no doubt.

@@Twentythree33 The systems I would be getting would be a Simplex 4004 and an EST3

EST3s are proprietary so you won't be able to do anything with them. The QuickStart is able to be programmed with publicly available software and has most of the EST3's features, so I'd recommend getting one instead.

Simplex 4906-9129s (TrueAlerts). My Short titled "TrueAlerts are loud" was filmed in the same building.