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@@relevanteaglealarms109 that's like equivalent to saying let's get rid of the seatbelts in the car because they did their job even though it's not something you necessarily want to have to use
your house layout reminds me alot of the layout of my childhood friend's grandparents house in montreal. first floor is exactly 1:1 similar except the basement is actually underground with a door to a garage that's partially underground as well.
Oh man!!! Those potato wedges look kinda tasty!!! But hey, good thing the fire alarms went off for that one, that amount of smoke is just nuts!!! Also, Jackson is kinda funny as well when he freaks out about the fire alarms or any kind of piezo 😂😂😂
It can affect all dogs. Some dogs are more vocal and react to it more. Notice Ayla doesn't care. When my ex and I were still together, she had a Brittany spaniel/beagle mix, and we lived in this apartment complex that allowed dogs. It had one smoke detector in the apartment, and when that would go off, Rosie would lower her head and start whining.
Kinda interesting that photos would trigger an alarm from broiler smoke though im guessing it must have just been smoky enough. Sure brings back a lot of memories from when my parents hardwired Dicon smoke alarm would sound everytime the broiler was on but in this case the unit was ion and you could never see the smoke so my folks assumed it was the heat. Those potato wedges sure look tasty.
I've read that the term "nuisance alarm" is preferred for situations like this. The term false alarm gives the impression that the system isn't doing its job. At least that's the idea, I've never heard anyone say nuisance alarm in real life.
You know, I actually this exact same thing happen to me the other night during Thanksgiving 2023. My mom was making our Thanksgiving dinner and the cooking smoke tripped my System Sensor 2412B, 2112-24, i3, and 2 of my flashscan protocol addressable smoke detectors. My fire alarm system went off as well as my Honeywell vista 20p system. Scared my dog beyond any sort of belief. Very easily preventable. Close all bedroom doors and dust covers on the smoke detectors prevent unwanted alarms.
We only want to use dust covers when you are doing work that would likely set off detectors you don't want to have them there regularly that will defeat the purpose of having detectors
True that. Especially if you forget to remove the dust covers. You can do like what do, put the system into a silent walk test when you are cooking. It will cause a system trouble which acts like a reminder to take it out of walk test. Every time I cook and there is a lot of smoke, like at Thanksgiving and Christmas, my adoptive family is over cooking (I was adopted by the way), I put my fire alarm system in silent walk test. Then, return the system to normal when cooking is done. But, I don't really have much of a problem with false alarms with my fire alarm system.
A slimar thing happened when my dad was cooking a steak/ribeye and he left the broiler on after dinner the whole first floor got Smokey and the broiler pan got ruined and our fire safety situation in our house is not the best we have really old firex smoke alarms that don’t acutally beep and a missing alarm downstairs and a single station alarm in my room and the utility room. If I could I would install a fire alarm system like yours idk if if would be notifier but I would probably use gentex commanders. Maybe when I own my own house I will do it.
Well, look at the bright side! At least you know the system works fine! It must have been very smoky if its enough to set off photoelectric smoke detectors. Ionization detectors would have gone off long before the photos did. Cause of how sensitive they are to tiny smoke particles.
Yeah exactly that's why I got rid of the ionization they went off all the time from the smallest amount of smoke and then when we actually had a fire nothing went off lol
@@nics-systems-electric bottom line, only use ionization detectors in very certain areas and keep them away from the kitchen for goodness sake! We only have 2 photoelectric detectors in our home. And now I kinda regret it... Especially since the one in our family room (which is ionization) goes off when we light the fireplace... Lol
@@zachzebra56 at least they are easy to switch out. I am stuck with photo electric now as for the commercial style system they stopped producing the ionization ones years back now.
I used to work at coachmen’s lodge the ventilation was bad I’m surprised the fire alarm triggered only once a wheelock as outside spectralert advances and l series inside
Something similar happened twice in my house, both times the smoke alarms went off like they should (they are photoelectric) but the security system detectors never did, since then i have replaced the security system smoke detectors
My mom smoked my house up some so much one night she set off my commercial fire alarm system and also got the security system activated and got the fire department called 😂
dont you have a good range hood vent even with the smoke on your stove mine would suck it up and out like a vacuum :) i noticed the over the range microwave those vent units in them are useless as they dont vent out side here they have to :)
No, low frequency sounders are for sleeping areas therefore not outside. you would use a regular device outside and you would need a weatherproof one. they do not sell weatherproof low frequency sounders
What did your mom say after you said, "Wow, mom, you really friggin' smoked it up in here!" I heard your brother laugh but couldn't understand what she said.
It could be a project to have a smoke detector trip a delay in the hood before it would make it to the main fire detection smoke detectors. But it wouldn't be easy and probably not worth it
The range hood is just fine not everything needs replacing sometimes humans can be the cause of problems you just have to use equipment properly accidents happen
@@nics-systems-electric never said human error was not a possibility. There is a chance something did burn, but nothing looked burnt in the vid as far as I could see which is why I suggested a smoke evacuation upgrade of some sort because despite nothing looking burnt, the whole house was smoked out which revealed to me the potential for an underpowered smoke evacuation system which couldn’t keep up with the amount of smoke coming from the cooking. I’ve had some of those “Hello Fresh” meals and despite cooking them perfectly, it would smoke up my place as our evacuation system just couldn’t keep up. I’m honestly surprised our smoke alarms didnt activate with even that fact there was one outside the kitchen, and that was some good smoke as well; you could smell it all over the place. Just trying to come up with a 200IQ solution to see if the accident can be prevented next time.
@@achannelwithnopurpose1977 can't speak for those HelloFresh meals as I've never used them however it was likely grease that caused the smoke when the range hood was not on a high enough setting
@@nics-systems-electric that definitely sounds like a great possibility, and prob may be what happened. There’s many reasons why a smoke hood may not be effective from user error to even clogged hood filters and even capacity issues.
@@achannelwithnopurpose1977 ours has 4 different speeds probably 70% of the time the lowest setting is enough and then sometimes 2 is used but rarely 3 or 4 at least for me but I don't do a ton of cooking where there is much smoke the higher speed get pretty noisy anyways
Didn't your mother have the exhaust hood on? Geee... I wish there was an easy way to integrate the fire alarm system with the exhaust hood. Hmmmmm... this is just an idea. Could put in an exhaust fan in the stairwell in your house that can be actuated by the fire alarm system.
I can already guess this video will get a bunch of views. if you are interested in a better put together more expected video, make sure to check out this morning's video which nobody watched because it's not fire alarm... ruclips.net/video/0OyPDGBAmT8/видео.htmlsi=66KSJ0UzCPUvU4ew
I watched it all I'm a subscriber.
@@TheMcGeeTwinssame
i always watch your videos!
welp, it is time to replace smokies with heat detectors 😳
But not all of them
@@relevanteaglealarms109 that's like equivalent to saying let's get rid of the seatbelts in the car because they did their job even though it's not something you necessarily want to have to use
This was a good real world test. At least you know the alarm system works and your family got a good laugh out of it. Another good video.
"This is REAL!!!" - Newageserveralarm
I remember that one
I remember watching that
@@nics-systems-electric Same...
I remember watching that at 2017
I remember that one!!!
your house layout reminds me alot of the layout of my childhood friend's grandparents house in montreal. first floor is exactly 1:1 similar except the basement is actually underground with a door to a garage that's partially underground as well.
Oh man!!! Those potato wedges look kinda tasty!!! But hey, good thing the fire alarms went off for that one, that amount of smoke is just nuts!!! Also, Jackson is kinda funny as well when he freaks out about the fire alarms or any kind of piezo 😂😂😂
It can affect all dogs. Some dogs are more vocal and react to it more. Notice Ayla doesn't care. When my ex and I were still together, she had a Brittany spaniel/beagle mix, and we lived in this apartment complex that allowed dogs. It had one smoke detector in the apartment, and when that would go off, Rosie would lower her head and start whining.
Jackson was abused so that is why he acts that way :(
Kinda interesting that photos would trigger an alarm from broiler smoke though im guessing it must have just been smoky enough. Sure brings back a lot of memories from when my parents hardwired Dicon smoke alarm would sound everytime the broiler was on but in this case the unit was ion and you could never see the smoke so my folks assumed it was the heat. Those potato wedges sure look tasty.
I've read that the term "nuisance alarm" is preferred for situations like this. The term false alarm gives the impression that the system isn't doing its job. At least that's the idea, I've never heard anyone say nuisance alarm in real life.
Glad the system did its job. Low freq sounders sound awesome!
Good to see the system working as intended. Get a cover plate on the furnace room outlet though man, it drives me crazy
Won't fit
@@nics-systems-electric I wanna say dremel time, but at that point I kinda get why you wouldn't lol
those potato wedges looked fire 🔥 🔥🔥
"My potato wedges?" NIC'S - SYSTEMS & ELECTRIC
i see some new low frequency sounders in the house. hey, atleast your mom did a practical test of the system lol
hope the meal was good
I thought that this was a false alarm because of a faulty device, but the system is working as intended, which is good!
This house fire alarm is a good upgrade from the smoke alarms
Thanks it works pretty good
“Mom you really freaking smoking it up in here”
Damn cast iron skillet, thats how my system went off too lol
Thank goodness for working smoke and fire detectors in the house.
Man i loved you so much in the late 2020s and I think mid 2019s then 1 day forgot about you. Glad it was a false alarm!
Dinner is ready!😂😂😂😂
Who else remembers the old Kidde alarms that he had before the system?
Hey, NIC! I wanted to know where you get your fire alarm components from. Like, where do you buy your panels, horns, strobes, horn-strobes, etc. from?
Most of it other comes from jobs or I buy it on eBay
Mama Pickle700’s cooking looks good😋
Good thing the system worked and the food looks good. You should add a co detector in the kitchen
CO detection is not needed in this building as there is no gas or CO producing equipment
Wow way to protected with fire and smoke. I just got up to code with smoke alarms in every floor basement have a combo.
Combo is smoke and co in the basement the rest is only smoke.
You have strobes and pull stations here? How special of a house this is!
I have full video on installing the system
This was really cool to see honestly. The fact that it did its job even tho it was food smoke lol
Time to upgrade the hood system for the stove lol
It works perfectly fine and is still new just needs to be used when cooking when there's smoke, accidents happen
Either that or change the filter.
@@GaryBeltz it's perfectly fine just needs to be used
Twenty of my fire alarms got mad because my mom was like cooking and also my smoke alarm got mad and my co Alarm is mad too
Cool vid man hope to see you at the top one day
1:51 i saw a Low Frequency Sounder in a bedroom
Yes they were there in last months test
Why did you decided to install LF Horns in the bedrooms, are you gonna make a video installing the LF Sounders?
Also, in America, my security system is monitored because I believe America allows people in residential areas that have a security systems monitored
You know, I actually this exact same thing happen to me the other night during Thanksgiving 2023. My mom was making our Thanksgiving dinner and the cooking smoke tripped my System Sensor 2412B, 2112-24, i3, and 2 of my flashscan protocol addressable smoke detectors. My fire alarm system went off as well as my Honeywell vista 20p system. Scared my dog beyond any sort of belief. Very easily preventable. Close all bedroom doors and dust covers on the smoke detectors prevent unwanted alarms.
We only want to use dust covers when you are doing work that would likely set off detectors you don't want to have them there regularly that will defeat the purpose of having detectors
True that. Especially if you forget to remove the dust covers. You can do like what do, put the system into a silent walk test when you are cooking. It will cause a system trouble which acts like a reminder to take it out of walk test. Every time I cook and there is a lot of smoke, like at Thanksgiving and Christmas, my adoptive family is over cooking (I was adopted by the way), I put my fire alarm system in silent walk test. Then, return the system to normal when cooking is done. But, I don't really have much of a problem with false alarms with my fire alarm system.
feels different without jaxsons sounder
Dang, if I had fire alarm that beebed on me I'd be out the door
A slimar thing happened when my dad was cooking a steak/ribeye and he left the broiler on after dinner the whole first floor got Smokey and the broiler pan got ruined and our fire safety situation in our house is not the best we have really old firex smoke alarms that don’t acutally beep and a missing alarm downstairs and a single station alarm in my room and the utility room. If I could I would install a fire alarm system like yours idk if if would be notifier but I would probably use gentex commanders. Maybe when I own my own house I will do it.
The fire alarm was hungry and smelled the great food that was cooking, that’s why it went off
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Well, look at the bright side! At least you know the system works fine! It must have been very smoky if its enough to set off photoelectric smoke detectors. Ionization detectors would have gone off long before the photos did. Cause of how sensitive they are to tiny smoke particles.
Yeah exactly that's why I got rid of the ionization they went off all the time from the smallest amount of smoke and then when we actually had a fire nothing went off lol
@@nics-systems-electric bottom line, only use ionization detectors in very certain areas and keep them away from the kitchen for goodness sake! We only have 2 photoelectric detectors in our home. And now I kinda regret it... Especially since the one in our family room (which is ionization) goes off when we light the fireplace... Lol
@@zachzebra56 at least they are easy to switch out. I am stuck with photo electric now as for the commercial style system they stopped producing the ionization ones years back now.
@@nics-systems-electric Ya. Good point.
1:29 All that was probably doing was just sucking in the smoke and forcing it through the detector.
It's not a vacuum
I used to work at coachmen’s lodge the ventilation was bad I’m surprised the fire alarm triggered only once a wheelock as outside spectralert advances and l series inside
looks like you get good food :D haha Thanks for the video and enjoy the meal
I see that you installed more low frequency sounders in the rooms
Yep they were there in the last system test
Do you have a video coming out on installing them? @@nics-systems-electric
@@thetoffeetable eventually
Hey, Nic, who was cooking?
i have a outlet cover that would fix that outlet in the video :)
The covers are all good 👍
Something similar happened twice in my house, both times the smoke alarms went off like they should (they are photoelectric) but the security system detectors never did, since then i have replaced the security system smoke detectors
Off to a good start 😂
Considering it has been installed for 3 to 4 months with no problems during times the old alarms would've caused problems it's pretty good
@@nics-systems-electric Yeah, I wasn't aware when it was installed due to video timing, but still a good system and I'm glad to see it works!
Mama Pickle 700
0:47 Now I'm hungry
Hey you don't worry about what other people think I graduated from that it's a real fire alarm
My name is Donnie by the way😊
My mom smoked my house up some so much one night she set off my commercial fire alarm system and also got the security system activated and got the fire department called 😂
Can you adjust the trip point on that series
Yes you can you can have pre-alarm as well not sure if either of those requires verifier tools or not
I like videos like this!
Happened to me to with the furthest smoke going off before the closest-weird
dont you have a good range hood vent even with the smoke on your stove mine would suck it up and out like a vacuum :) i noticed the over the range microwave those vent units in them are useless as they dont vent out side here they have to :)
Yes there is a good vent when it's turned on
That food looks good, can I get some.
i like potato wedges
I haven't seen the fire alarm went off at your house
Nic there is a fire alarm in your room Is that connected to the system
That's why it's there
Oh I thought you put it there for fun 🤩
I watch your videos everyday for something new and I like your content
It's been one of those days
The garage system is set to LITESPEED?
Yes it has to be to work
Why did you punch your dog when he was by the stairs?
That's a she not he. That's not a punch silly.
Great video! What caused the fire alarms to go off?
Food on the stove
@@firealarm421Who was cooking?
@@Camporito25His Mom i think.
@@EpicRailfan3234A lady in this video!??! Rad!!!! 😎
Cheryl b24 love ❤️ 😍 💖 you ❤
The steak did it, btw this is seamans family, got a new channel name
Are you gonna put a low frequency outside of the house?
Like in the back yard
No, low frequency sounders are for sleeping areas therefore not outside. you would use a regular device outside and you would need a weatherproof one. they do not sell weatherproof low frequency sounders
0:35 I have no problem taking a bite 😋
Hey your other fire alarm panel you need to reset in your garage
No it was never set off.
@@nics-systems-electric all right man I was making sure but I'm your favorite my
oh yea smoky foods can trigger the smoke alarm
What did your mom say after you said, "Wow, mom, you really friggin' smoked it up in here!" I heard your brother laugh but couldn't understand what she said.
Wasn't my fake brother they are moved out. I don't remember how conversations went that were months ago
Need a hvac system in your kitchen lol 😝 all that smoke 💨
Of course there is a range hood it just needs to be used when there is a smoke being produced
It could be a project to have a smoke detector trip a delay in the hood before it would make it to the main fire detection smoke detectors. But it wouldn't be easy and probably not worth it
Hey Nick, how are you doing? I’m not trying to start drama again. 0:48
That food looks tasty 😋
It was!
@nics-systems-electric what is it called
I could tell by that!!!!,!,!!!
Just curious are u gonna add carbon dioxide to ur home system?
No it doesn't need it
@@nics-systems-electric the heat detectors will got control over that?
@@rodgodx345 what do you mean?
oh nevermind heat detector can not detect gas leaks that a carbon dioxide can detect.@@nics-systems-electric
qustion how do you clean a in alarm smoke detctor
Just blow out the smoke
@@nics-systems-electric my decors are old i am due to replace theme next month
Mama Pickle 700 is not happy because of the alarm
What gives you that impression? Nobody is unhappy at all
are they the photoelectric or ionization smoke alarms?
They are not smoke alarms but smoke detectors for a commercial system they are photoelectric FSP 951s
Hi
Guess it’s time to get a better and stronger kitchen range hood or devise a supplementary smoke evacuation system
The range hood is just fine not everything needs replacing sometimes humans can be the cause of problems you just have to use equipment properly accidents happen
@@nics-systems-electric never said human error was not a possibility. There is a chance something did burn, but nothing looked burnt in the vid as far as I could see which is why I suggested a smoke evacuation upgrade of some sort because despite nothing looking burnt, the whole house was smoked out which revealed to me the potential for an underpowered smoke evacuation system which couldn’t keep up with the amount of smoke coming from the cooking. I’ve had some of those “Hello Fresh” meals and despite cooking them perfectly, it would smoke up my place as our evacuation system just couldn’t keep up. I’m honestly surprised our smoke alarms didnt activate with even that fact there was one outside the kitchen, and that was some good smoke as well; you could smell it all over the place. Just trying to come up with a 200IQ solution to see if the accident can be prevented next time.
@@achannelwithnopurpose1977 can't speak for those HelloFresh meals as I've never used them however it was likely grease that caused the smoke when the range hood was not on a high enough setting
@@nics-systems-electric that definitely sounds like a great possibility, and prob may be what happened. There’s many reasons why a smoke hood may not be effective from user error to even clogged hood filters and even capacity issues.
@@achannelwithnopurpose1977 ours has 4 different speeds probably 70% of the time the lowest setting is enough and then sometimes 2 is used but rarely 3 or 4 at least for me but I don't do a ton of cooking where there is much smoke the higher speed get pretty noisy anyways
Oi are those new devices at 1:51 and 3:17?
also can you share some of those potato wedges with me?
Yes
@@nics-systems-electric just send the potato wedges using teleportation, you know the drill
@@Firealarmcollectorperson ha I ate them all
@@nics-systems-electric noo
at least the steak was good
Didn't your mother have the exhaust hood on? Geee... I wish there was an easy way to integrate the fire alarm system with the exhaust hood. Hmmmmm... this is just an idea. Could put in an exhaust fan in the stairwell in your house that can be actuated by the fire alarm system.
What is the name of this system?
Notifier NFS 320 C
WoW new devices when the videos of installing them?
They were there in the last monthly test as well
@@nics-systems-electric ok 😀
Were you sleeping when it went off I installed a system just like this in my house in my system is only activated twice
No I usually only sleep at night
Why did you kick the dogo
I didn't lol
who is that in the kitchen?
Nic's mom
Cooking the meal made distrub
You can change it to heat detector
That would be pretty silly
@@nics-systems-electricwhy😢, like I have the horing fire controll pannel, I change the AH-0311-4 smoke detector to FST-951.
It not silly
that means coming from the gaming pc it's almost dinner time. Things are getting hot. 😗🥲😋😛