I should do this on my Simplex 4903-9237 since the strobe came defective and I really want to have an actual Electronic Horn Strobe so that I can test it with my 9219 with everything wired.
I have a 4903-9236 who's strobe bit the dust some years ago all thanks to me being an idiot & using it with a power supply that unbeknownst to me put out FWR. I did buy a replacement strobe for it off Ebay, but it turned out it was actually one from a selectable horn/strobe or remote strobe, so I don't know, maybe someday I'll buy the correct mechanism & put it in. ('course I don't know the exact part number of the strobe that the 4903-9236 uses specifically so...)
If you're talking about the free-run 15 cd strobe, it's 4904-9137. I think there are some cheap ones on eBay now. Honestly, I would rather put a selectable strobe in a -9236 than put a non-selectable one in a -9252.
@@Fahrenheit4051 Whenever I have to fix a device I have I don't want to have to buy a perfectly working device just to tear out its' insides & render it not fully working just to fix my either non-functioning or partially-functioning device. (which is why I haven't been able to fix my WS1T-24 ever since I broke it; because so far I have not found a way to get just a WS-series strobe circuit board & not the whole device) I sorta feel like restoring devices to their original look/design, hence why I'd want to replace the selectable strobe mechanism (which the 9236 did not have originally) & put in the stock non-selectable free-run strobe mechanism.
You could have put the 9252 horn behind the 2903 plate if you wanted too.
Simplex made a back-box for the 4903 series
it was fine only if the alarm to the 4903-9252 was a little louder so you can hear it better if there was a big fire going on in your home.
Oh, it's plenty loud in person.
I have one of these
"we don't wanna lose our nuts here" I mean, you're not wrong.
My first fire alarm is a 4904-9176. I got it for $8.
I should do this on my Simplex 4903-9237 since the strobe came defective and I really want to have an actual Electronic Horn Strobe so that I can test it with my 9219 with everything wired.
Can you put a speaker in that to.
You could, but they already have multiple speaker models.
@@Fahrenheit4051 what I mean is can you actually put a speaker in that alarm panel to make it a speaker strobe too.
Great so cool!! Have fun! ...
Can you please make a video with 2903 light plates
Here's a video featuring my Simplex 4090-90 speaker on a 2903 light plate: ruclips.net/video/n2Ydg_Lo8LM/видео.html
Hey fahrenheit451 just wondering if you can make a tutorial how to function a strobe
Nice!
I have a 4903-9236 who's strobe bit the dust some years ago all thanks to me being an idiot & using it with a power supply that unbeknownst to me put out FWR. I did buy a replacement strobe for it off Ebay, but it turned out it was actually one from a selectable horn/strobe or remote strobe, so I don't know, maybe someday I'll buy the correct mechanism & put it in. ('course I don't know the exact part number of the strobe that the 4903-9236 uses specifically so...)
If you're talking about the free-run 15 cd strobe, it's 4904-9137. I think there are some cheap ones on eBay now.
Honestly, I would rather put a selectable strobe in a -9236 than put a non-selectable one in a -9252.
@@Fahrenheit4051 Whenever I have to fix a device I have I don't want to have to buy a perfectly working device just to tear out its' insides & render it not fully working just to fix my either non-functioning or partially-functioning device. (which is why I haven't been able to fix my WS1T-24 ever since I broke it; because so far I have not found a way to get just a WS-series strobe circuit board & not the whole device)
I sorta feel like restoring devices to their original look/design, hence why I'd want to replace the selectable strobe mechanism (which the 9236 did not have originally) & put in the stock non-selectable free-run strobe mechanism.
cool. now what you can do with the old strobe is blow it up
YeEeeEeEEeEEeeet
"YEET!" is a pretty accurate description of the sound of a -9252, and what it makes you want to do to it after hearing it for more than 5 seconds.
@@Fahrenheit4051 ruclips.net/video/HX0DDigasd0/видео.html
Ok interesting
Simplex devices are nice, i have a simplex 4099-9001CF (CF stands for canada, french) pull station and i absolutely like it
1:02 lmao