This is awesome! I was thinking that you also could put an outdoor strobe on the outside of that shed, even know there is 2 on the main garage, but still that would be so cool!
Thanks the only reason I would add an outside strobe is if I had a relay to set it off for only that building as a way to show which building is an alarm without going to the main panel use a blue strobe to show that building
@@nics-systems-electric That would be a good idea actually! But you know what you could also do if moisture isn't a problem. Is you could put an annunciator in there as well! I guess that would mean pull more wires as well, so I don't know lol.
Nice! I have been watching since the start, when you were Pickle 7000. I just started a YT channel! You were my inspiration and how I got into this hobby by watching you.
@@nics-systems-electric I believe it, lol I guess I only assumed 😂😂😂 Anyways, great video. Def want to see more of the generator/electrical content also
You should put up a strobe only in the shed because you do a monthly fire alarm test and what if people are at the school and you are testing your system and they hear the horn strobe they’ll might call the Fire department on you
Strobes are really only good if it’s a area that already has noticeable horn coverage this does not problem is strobes are not as noticeable as horns so it needs to be a horn strobe out there. I don’t really care if somebody hears it
Hey Nick I Have A Question I Have Been Wondering How Can I Put A Fire Alarm System Without A Panel In My Trailer Home Without Burning My Trailer And Not To Disterb My Neighbors
@@firesign89 this entire shed project has been done for two or three months but I had other content to get out of the way and the monthly tests are usually uploaded within a few days of when they are filmed
if the panel was silenced, and not reset, the heat detector might not have triggered the alarms since the monitor module was still in a state of alarm due to the station being pulled, and since the system was silenced. the monitor module couldn't reactivate the system because its already in a state of alarm. if the panel was reset however and the module was reset, then idk why the heat didnt trip the system
I know you are doing this assembly for your personal use, I have already refused an inspection because the electrician with unsheathed the fire cables without the small cord. It cost them a lot of money to replace all the wiring without relying on a much more thorough inspection.
Why did the supervisory beep go from a really sped up sort of marchtime it turned to marchtime with a sort of sped up code 3 beep? Old: BEP! BEP! BEP! BEP! BEP! BEP! BEP! BEP! BEP! BEP! New: BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP! Edit: 40:54 I have a theory why the alarms didn't sound, maybe the negative of the alarm circuit is on the same nac as the relay? Or does the panel know that's something is off when it's like that and goes into trouble?
I really don't know what you're talking about with your theory it doesn't really make sense I explained it all in the video that the system just hadn't been reset
This system could have fob capability if I used a zone as a disarm switch, where it could be tied into the access control so when a fob was scanned, it would disarm
@@thecomputergeek101old for better security because if you lost the fob or it was copied they could not only gain access, but also disarm the system. It’s just usually thought of as a bad idea.
@@nics-systems-electric then why dont you use your door fob to disarm and when you use the fob, the siren goes off and you have to type in a code so the siren turns off
All done!! Now put a classroom desk in there and make your Friend sit in it...he'll never know when the next fire drill is.
This is awesome! I was thinking that you also could put an outdoor strobe on the outside of that shed, even know there is 2 on the main garage, but still that would be so cool!
Thanks the only reason I would add an outside strobe is if I had a relay to set it off for only that building as a way to show which building is an alarm without going to the main panel use a blue strobe to show that building
@@nics-systems-electric That would be a good idea actually! But you know what you could also do if moisture isn't a problem. Is you could put an annunciator in there as well! I guess that would mean pull more wires as well, so I don't know lol.
@@IanGSully no heat so you can’t put one in there
Nice expansion! Its cool seeing u use a mechanical heat detector
My old system used to have a few
Nice! I have been watching since the start, when you were Pickle 7000. I just started a YT channel! You were my inspiration and how I got into this hobby by watching you.
My dad is Technology!
38:51 - why I love selective silence 😂
44:19 that RAT bro LOL
When u install the fire alarm system in ur house u should do the same thing like setting it up just like in this video
Nice Vid!
Wow, you just popped a detector
I like the subtle background music
What background music?? I didn’t put any in.
@@nics-systems-electric 16:30 Lol maybe it isn’t music, but it sounded like it to me. I heard it a few times 😂
@@Ronnocbot all I can hear is the pool filter unless the neighbour had the radio on but I definitely did not have any music
@@nics-systems-electric I believe it, lol I guess I only assumed 😂😂😂
Anyways, great video. Def want to see more of the generator/electrical content also
3:11 you should keep it for your storage room only.
The access controls move now so I have to run the wire over and then set up specific zones
41:27 Things just happen. At least the panel didn't die.
A Spectralert Advance chime strobe would work for such a tiny area like that. Good video though!
Thanks and true but for the amount they cost it can just be loud dose not really matter
@@nics-systems-electric Valid point. The CHSR and CHSW chime strobes aren't cheap on eBay. 70+ dollars. Though I could only find the CHSWs.
Dang it I missed all the other parts
You should put up a strobe only in the shed because you do a monthly fire alarm test and what if people are at the school and you are testing your system and they hear the horn strobe they’ll might call the Fire department on you
Strobes are really only good if it’s a area that already has noticeable horn coverage this does not problem is strobes are not as noticeable as horns so it needs to be a horn strobe out there. I don’t really care if somebody hears it
You should put an annunciator in the Shed
Not practical especially not for the price
@@nics-systems-electric Thats True
yeah, the L Series does have a less distorted sound.
are you going to put a sensor on the door shed for the security system?
No not this shed
@@nics-systems-electric Not THIS one??
Had to reset the system 😂 I did another video you can go check it out if you want love the video man lol.
nice elbows
cool video and you know your stuff about fire alarms and pull ststion and heat detector
Thanks I’m glad you liked it
@@nics-systems-electric thanks
and cheak out my beat song and comment
Can u do a tutorial on how to wire a heat detector and how to set it up with the resistor?
Positive to one side negative to the other and resistor across if it's the end of the line
my system sensor heat detector only have positive and negative @@nics-systems-electric
@@nics-systems-electricso I just wire the resistor into the panel with the wire?
@@rodgodx345 the resistor goes at the very end of the circuit at the last device across positive and negative
can the resistor even reach?@@nics-systems-electric
Hey Nick I Have A Question I Have Been Wondering How Can I Put A Fire Alarm System Without A Panel In My Trailer Home Without Burning My Trailer And Not To Disterb My Neighbors
Could just use some sort of power supply and have pull station or smoke or heat or something and then just a big loop going to your device
I thought in the September fire alarm testing their was already a fire alarm in their
@EletricianGaming Yeah that’s what I thought
@@firesign89 this entire shed project has been done for two or three months but I had other content to get out of the way and the monthly tests are usually uploaded within a few days of when they are filmed
if the panel was silenced, and not reset, the heat detector might not have triggered the alarms since the monitor module was still in a state of alarm due to the station being pulled, and since the system was silenced. the monitor module couldn't reactivate the system because its already in a state of alarm.
if the panel was reset however and the module was reset, then idk why the heat didnt trip the system
I just explained all of that In the video and yes of course it would alarm if reset
@@nics-systems-electric oh whoops must’ve missed it
At 41:10 lol hey it happens to all of us things tend to slip by the mind
rip gametoons(1993-2020)
I know you are doing this assembly for your personal use, I have already refused an inspection because the electrician with unsheathed the fire cables without the small cord. It cost them a lot of money to replace all the wiring without relying on a much more thorough inspection.
Not exactly sure what you’re talking about with unsheathing a cord are you referring to something to do with the non-metallic cable or the FA BX?
Why did the supervisory beep go from a really sped up sort of marchtime it turned to marchtime with a sort of sped up code 3 beep? Old: BEP! BEP! BEP! BEP! BEP! BEP! BEP! BEP! BEP! BEP! New: BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP! BEEEP!
Edit: 40:54 I have a theory why the alarms didn't sound, maybe the negative of the alarm circuit is on the same nac as the relay? Or does the panel know that's something is off when it's like that and goes into trouble?
I really don't know what you're talking about with your theory it doesn't really make sense I explained it all in the video that the system just hadn't been reset
How come you don’t expend to inside the house also?
Would be too many false alarms and devices being removed causing troubles and would be a pain in the ass to manage
You should get a security system with key fob capability.
This system could have fob capability if I used a zone as a disarm switch, where it could be tied into the access control so when a fob was scanned, it would disarm
@@nics-systems-electric Oh, then why do you still use the code when you could just do that?
@@thecomputergeek101old for better security because if you lost the fob or it was copied they could not only gain access, but also disarm the system. It’s just usually thought of as a bad idea.
@@nics-systems-electric then why dont you use your door fob to disarm and when you use the fob, the siren goes off and you have to type in a code so the siren turns off
@@thecomputergeek101old as I said, I don’t want to use the fob because then someone could just take it and have full access
Put a alarm system
How can u learn how to program a fire alarm panel?
Watching videos or just doing it
Why would you put tape on a fire alarm
37:37
Because it’s loud
😮
Didn’t know the 9200UDLS didn’t have a general fire option, interesting
Did you swear
I’m not sure maybe I did maybe I didn’t
'