American call points still often have a glass panel to break prior to pulling a fire alarm. I have also seen the same for Code Blue medical emergency pull stations in some hospitals, which are blue fire alarm pull stations.
@@kgrfirdjy We call them pull stations here, and they range in variety a lot, compared to elsewhere in the world where there are standards for pull station/call point design.
So in New Zealand the devices are pretty much derived from American devices except they have break glass call points instead of pull stations.
American call points still often have a glass panel to break prior to pulling a fire alarm. I have also seen the same for Code Blue medical emergency pull stations in some hospitals, which are blue fire alarm pull stations.
@@kgrfirdjy We call them pull stations here, and they range in variety a lot, compared to elsewhere in the world where there are standards for pull station/call point design.
Cool
In school we testing this alarm every day 😂
just wondering if you would be keen on showing "how to conduct a fire alarm survey on F100A as per NZS 4512", would be greatly appreciated, cheers
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Is it the actual strobe/siren that makes the noise, or is it a sound card in the panel?
Why u not break glass the manual call point?
Awesome test!!!!
that thingy is a call point
1:11 - 1:32 This is how the screeching noise of the sounders at my house sounds.
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