Testing Elevator Fire Service Recall

Testing a heat detector to ensure the elevator goes into fire service/recall.
The firefighter's hat is the indicator that is lit up inside the elevator above all of the buttons.

[@thefireserviceguy2548]

We need more vids of this!!!

[@shelbythibodeau5506]

Nice warning light under the detector.

[@g-Elevators675]

Fire service activates at timestamp 0:23.

[@boiii3productions945]

He also may have activate the fire alarm

[@Undercoverelevator212-s2n]

Was this the main floor?

[@xxpro-gamingxx6181]

Where is this building

[@TheJakeman789]

Since when did heat detectors start being used as opposed to smoke detectors

[@TssCman123]

Smoke detectors are still being used. This elevator was outdoors at a condo.

[@joeycaridi3030]

You're not supposed to test it with a lighter. Any accident with it like dropping it can set the whole building on fire as you can burn yourself and go to the hospital and if someone catches you lighting the building on fire with it you'll go to jail as they'll accuse you for committing arson

[@relevanteaglealarms109]

There’s no fire alarm activation?

[@TssCman123]

There were speaker/strobes, but they were bypassed after we tested the A/V's.

[@TssCman123]

@@relevanteaglealarms109 After we checked all of the speaker/strobes, we disabled them so we could test all of the pull stations and detectors without annoying occupants.

[@relevanteaglealarms109]

So the whole nac is disabled

[@TssCman123]

@@relevanteaglealarms109 Yes, the NACs for the strobes are disabled. Also, the amplifier for the speakers is disabled as well.

[@NLind]

Innovation fixtures.

[@DanfossDrivesAmerica]

EPCO.