Unboxing Video - Apollo XP95/Discovery Devices

Here is a video on unboxing a new set of fire alarm devices which I got for £50 it mainly consists of Apollo Discovery, XP95 and conventional. These devices will be used for a new addressable system ;)
5 Discovery opticals
3 XP95 beacons
2 Apollo integrated base sounders
2 Cranford sounders
2 Cranford beacons (I think)
1 Sounder beacon base
1 XP95 Optical
1 Apollo Discovery call point
1 Discovery Heat detector
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Outro Music: Elektronomia - Sky High (NCS Release)
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[@fst1775]

The beacon is a fulleon solista beacon not Cranford.

[@jnsemergencyvehiclesfireal286]

I think the alarm detector is the sound that comes out, like evacuation or medium sweep.

[@fst1775]

These devices cannot do medium sweep as they're XP95, and have 1 tone pair alert and evacuate.

[@jnsemergencyvehiclesfireal286]

Ohh

[@obalarms]

@L.C-Sirens-and-Soundersyou probs know now from me knowing you well 😂 discovery has like the 20 tones whereas xp95 open areas have like 3 tone pairs which is Apollo pair, din and continuous and slow whoop and continuous.

[@DEXTERLiftsOfficial2]

Cool

[@LukeWilson2003]

Love Apollo equipment. Only things I’m not a fan of is the multisensors as they can’t work out if they want to work or go into fault. The old Intelligent call points where far from intelligent ! Kept breaking every time someone tested it.

[@fst1775]

Yeah same I do too! I had 2 multisensors I got of eBay one had an internal fault and the other has some weird contamination even though it was clean inside. I do have older intelligent call point it doesn’t seem to unreliable anything. Ultimately the newer intelligent MCPs are much better.

[@LukeWilson2003]

@@fst1775 it was something Apollo never had. The discovery ones where prone to more faults than the Xp95 ones.

[@ElliotMacpherson-go5lz]

If you want a multisensor put a smoke detector next to a heat detector 😂

[@ElliotMacpherson-go5lz]

I will say ifs an conventional call point like an alarmsense call point I can tell the Element feels better quality even though the addressable ones are more expensive even though alarmsense isn’t compatible with addressable systems

[@ElliotMacpherson-go5lz]

The integrated top switches are the Sounder group to what zone its in

[@MB-alarms_and-more]

Nice video

[@Apollo-yh9sy]

Omg I was going to buy that off of eBay that is exact set lmao for 50£

[@fst1775]

😂😂

[@obalarms]

Do you know what the other four dipswitches do? 1:23 (edit: no need to answer this I know now - group addressing)

[@j1firesystems440]

Nice Apollo devices and can’t wait to see your addressable panel :)

[@fst1775]

Thanks a lot! 👍

[@j1firesystems440]

@@fst1775 Np :) 😉

[@yeety1208]

Very nice!

[@fst1775]

Thanks mate!

[@colinwebster2396]

That’s what the S heat detector is dirty

[@bombcat823]

These are all ride alarms in the flying bull academy

[@jamie-leelineker9329]

Hi, where can you get this pack from?

[@obalarms]

probably ebay as job lots

[@jfpfirealarms9992]

Ooooooo

[@Jaacon0501]

Is the sounder beacon base discovery or xp95?

[@fst1775]

I’m pretty sure it’s XP95, it does not say that’s it’s xp95 or discovery.

[@Jaacon0501]

@@fst1775 XP95 ones have 4 other dip switches for group addressing and the discovery ones don't thats a way to tell

[@fst1775]

@@Jaacon0501 interesting, thank you for telling me that :)

[@bombcat823]

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