Demo Board System Test 2 - System Sensor L-Series LED

Thank you to the good people at System Sensor/Honeywell for sending me these devices. The LED Devices have some neat features and I'm excited to see what's next!
Information about all the devices featured in the video can be found on The Fire Panel Wiki, linked below
- Notifier NFW-50X
- System Sensor P2RLED
- System Sensor SGRLED
- System Sensor PC2WLED
- System Sensor P1224MC
- Notifier NBG-12LX
- Gamewell M69
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Audio Used:
"Borderline" (Anders Enger Jensen)
00:00 Intro
00:35 Devices Overview
01:08 Series History
02:15 P2RLED
04:01 SGRLED
04:41 PC2WLED
05:40 Diagnostic Port
06:17 Alarm Testing
09:37 Final Remarks

[@TheFirePanel]

This video style is a new one for me. I'm sure I have some things to tweak on it, but please let me know what you think!

[@adamk9652]

I honestly dig the look of the L Series LED Ceiling mount. However, for the wall Mount, I still find the L series classic to look better. Cannot wait to see the final product of the Outdoor L Series LED and the low frequency devices.

[@aidanthetoiletelevatorfire7554]

Very awesome! I like this LED Series! I would prefer a Simplex 2903, 4903 or QuickAlert over it. I think this design is more professional and up to date than the original L-Series. I even like them more than the Advance, but not as much as the older Classics and em good ol' classic Sounder Strobes!

[@RexyWX410]

I really do like the look on these devices there easy enough to get used to. Nice snatch you got here & your sick demo!!

[@achannelwithnopurpose1977]

Fun fact: These new system sensor appliances are actually OEM replacements for the xenon strobe l-series. The old xenon l-series is getting a complete phase-out.

[@TheFirePanel]

Yes! They have more coming down the pipeline soon it sounds like. Like everyone else, they're working towards a full LED lineup.

[@aidanthetoiletelevatorfire7554]

@@TheFirePanelThat single gang remote strobe looks about the size as say a Simplex 4904-9137 just with a Smaller LED Strobe that is not as difficult to remove

[@That_2_guy2T]

Very cool! I find it nice that system Sensor casually made a LED alarm on first attempt to a good strobe flash. Other brands like wheelock and EST had slower flashes that have been updated.

[@user-Calebculwell]

Ngl The intro music goes hard

[@TheFirePanel]

Dude is a real G: ruclips.net/video/gVT55OoMXY4/видео.html

[@user-Calebculwell]

@@TheFirePanel 🕺🕺🤘🤘

[@TheSimplex4903]

That’s really sick dude, great grab!

[@f1g2]

Nice video! I do really like them and I think they look slightly better then the xenon ones.

[@captainchris2016]

3:36 that gray bracket is the 1st gen mounting bracket. The xenon l series from 2018 and later have the same mounting bracket as the LED l series.

[@TheFirePanel]

I’m not sure how they would because they don’t fit, but I could be wrong. My understanding was the redesigned bracket was built to replace the Gen 1 brackets without replacing all the devices.

[@firealarm421]

Will a notifier nbg12 lx work on a fire lite es50x panel

[@TheFirePanel]

As long as the panel is set to Light Speed, I think it should technically work unless they changed something from the 9200UDLS. This makes it fine for a hobby system, but not UL listed for a real system. In some of my older videos, I had mix matched NBG-12LX and BG-12LXs on my MS-9200UDLS without issue.

[@Organham4903]

Ngl, the look is starting to grow on me

[@TheFirePanel]

Me too. It's different for sure, but I think this general style is where most companies are going. At the end of the day, looks are far less important than function, and these things work really well. With less current draw per device, also able to get more devices on a single line than before.

[@joeycaridi3030]

System Sensor also made the LED L-Series to work on FWR as well

[@TheFirePanel]

The xenon devices worked on FWR just fine. As these are a direct replacement, they also have to work on FWR.

[@ulises5369]

I like the new design honestly, its time for something new. It would be weird to see something like this on an older system like a 9200/5024 system which are common in my area, but overall the features are cool especially the holes for measuring with a multimeter, makes diagnosing faulty devices/NACs a snap

[@TheFirePanel]

I can't even count how many devices I had taken down in the field trying to troubleshoot a problem. This will really speed it up!

[@vintagefirealarmguy5285]

Kinda weird seeing these in led form. But thats just me.

[@TheFirePanel]

Different for sure

[@EOWS812]

These suck. Go back to metal ones. Stop caring about money. I’m not talking about you. You are a cool person.

[@That_2_guy2T]

Theres now features that older alarms never had.