Those are almost EXACTLY like my school’s system! The 9838/9510 combos were in the office and library, either turned left or right, the 9838/9101 combos were in the hallways, along with some 34T/9101 combos in some hallways and in the lunchroom, 9838/9907 combos outside near the front end, outdoor classroom area (C-x to S-x rooms), some near the lunchroom WITHOUT the double projectors, and probably a DSC(?) keypad with the alarm circuit of the panel connected to all of the DuKane speakers, and connected to the fire alarm control panel through the horn NAC connection, along with that connection triggering the security panel, triggering the “Fire” zone connection, albeit the siren on the keypad activates 2-3 seconds faster, before setting off all horns, and the wail tone on the speakers.
I recently found out that L-series replaced everything at the school I was talking about (which was my K-3 school a while ago) and that they now have a new notifier system meaning all this rare stuff is gone :(
You literally got so much of my old school's system with this video. especially when you added the truealert. They even had the 2099s. They just didn't have the remote light or the other pull.
You know the front of the 9838 is removable, and one guy replaced his 9838's cover with the cover of a 4050 which had the sounder plate still in it so it made the 9838 sound. You should retrofit it on something like that in the future.
@@TheFireAlarmGuy_ My school also had 2903's! Wow you are posting straight bangers! You should mount your alarms to your bed frame like I did, just by removing some screws and mounting alarms onn them. I'll make a tutorial some day on how I mounted my alarms.
@@TheFireAlarmGuy_ I mean like mounting them like I did in my most recent videos, to the side of your bed, and hopefully you get a Simplex panel with some ES stuff. Not many people have that, So hopefully you can find a good Simplex panel. I only care about the A/V stuff so I won't have that but you should try at it and stuff like that.
Those are almost EXACTLY like my school’s system! The 9838/9510 combos were in the office and library, either turned left or right, the 9838/9101 combos were in the hallways, along with some 34T/9101 combos in some hallways and in the lunchroom, 9838/9907 combos outside near the front end, outdoor classroom area (C-x to S-x rooms), some near the lunchroom WITHOUT the double projectors, and probably a DSC(?) keypad with the alarm circuit of the panel connected to all of the DuKane speakers, and connected to the fire alarm control panel through the horn NAC connection, along with that connection triggering the security panel, triggering the “Fire” zone connection, albeit the siren on the keypad activates 2-3 seconds faster, before setting off all horns, and the wail tone on the speakers.
Damn I’m mimicking everyone’s school system lol
I recently found out that L-series replaced everything at the school I was talking about (which was my K-3 school a while ago) and that they now have a new notifier system meaning all this rare stuff is gone :(
You literally got so much of my old school's system with this video. especially when you added the truealert. They even had the 2099s. They just didn't have the remote light or the other pull.
You know the front of the 9838 is removable, and one guy replaced his 9838's cover with the cover of a 4050 which had the sounder plate still in it so it made the 9838 sound. You should retrofit it on something like that in the future.
Maybe I will but for the next system test I’ll have some more rare items. Use my pfp as a hint
@@TheFireAlarmGuy_ My school also had 2903's! Wow you are posting straight bangers! You should mount your alarms to your bed frame like I did, just by removing some screws and mounting alarms onn them. I'll make a tutorial some day on how I mounted my alarms.
Don't mount mechanical horns though, I tried my 5410 and it doesn't fit right.
@@Alwaysdoinit112 hopefully I get paid this week so I could afford them 🙏. Already bought one of the alarms
@@TheFireAlarmGuy_ I mean like mounting them like I did in my most recent videos, to the side of your bed, and hopefully you get a Simplex panel with some ES stuff. Not many people have that, So hopefully you can find a good Simplex panel. I only care about the A/V stuff so I won't have that but you should try at it and stuff like that.