Man that whoop tone brings back memories! My elementary school that I attended from Kindergarten to 2nd grade had a voice evac system that played the same slow whoop tone. The speaker/strobes were the rare Wheelock ET-1010 models
It’s possible that the speakers in the stairways are on “page only” circuits, so they only get live announcements and not automatic sounds/messages so as to not confuse occupants in the stairs with different sounds playing at once.
The speakers in the stairwell don't work which is probably due to a bad speaker circuit or improperly connected wiring on that stairwell speaker circuit
@@SodiumInduction-hv Because it feels like someone might have broken off the stairwell speaker circuit as the speakers in the stairwell aren't loud at all
@@dabitzz Because if multiple alarms in one area don't work (audibly/visually of both) then it's a bad NAC circuit (for strobes and horns) or speaker circuit. If one alarm fails then it's because it's showing age or improper wiring. Fire alarms can't work forever which is why they get replaced when one fails and correcting the wiring doesn't fix it
My fave whoop tone
Man that whoop tone brings back memories! My elementary school that I attended from Kindergarten to 2nd grade had a voice evac system that played the same slow whoop tone. The speaker/strobes were the rare Wheelock ET-1010 models
Yes! I’ve been looking for a video like this, I want a white SpectrAlert speaker strobe so bad!
these are my favorite speaker strobes because of how they look
The tones and slow whoop sounds just like the australian fire alarms.
It’s possible that the speakers in the stairways are on “page only” circuits, so they only get live announcements and not automatic sounds/messages so as to not confuse occupants in the stairs with different sounds playing at once.
Quite the scrumptious video my good sir
Ooh system sensor classic speakers! Nice system, and great video
i love how it is so similar to the older Australian systems.
The fire alarm sounds really cool
Yeh
You know I was always curious about that kind of SpectrAlert speaker/strobe. It looks cooler than the other SpectrAlert Classic speaker/strobe.
Did I hear SpectrAlert advances or L-Series horn strobes at one point in the video?
yep they were in an outdoor parking garage
The speakers in the stairwell don't work which is probably due to a bad speaker circuit or improperly connected wiring on that stairwell speaker circuit
Typically the speakers on the 2nd floor don’t work unless someone at the panel makes a manual message.
I like spectralert classics!
Me too
What About the Notifier Firefighter Telephone Jack ?
My local mall has the same system same tones and same message lol.
probably is a notifier AMG voice bay
Sounds like the world trade centre fire alarm
Sounds Like someone has tamperd with the Notification devices
Why
@@SodiumInduction-hv Because it feels like someone might have broken off the stairwell speaker circuit as the speakers in the stairwell aren't loud at all
I assume this hotel is in downtown Spokane.
Yeah do you live in Spokane or something? You seem to mention it a lot
@@FourtyFiftyEighty I don't live in Spokane but most of your videos are in the Spokane area.
Did the speaker/strobes in the stairwell get replaced
i don't think they need replacing, it's probably just bad wiring
@@dabitzz oh ok
@@dabitzz Because if multiple alarms in one area don't work (audibly/visually of both) then it's a bad NAC circuit (for strobes and horns) or speaker circuit. If one alarm fails then it's because it's showing age or improper wiring. Fire alarms can't work forever which is why they get replaced when one fails and correcting the wiring doesn't fix it
the fire alarms in the stairwell weren't that loud
Those were written up yeah
if i was in that hotel and if the fire alarm at the middle of the night went off i would have slept in the stairway 😅
Are fire alarms really necessary in the stairwells anyway?
only if he said *This Is A Test For The Fire Alarm Safety System This Is Only A Test*