Fire Alarm Test #36
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Test of a Simplex 4002 system in an old behavioral health facility now used as an activity venue/conference center. The pull stations seen marked "FIRE PULL" were custom spec'd by the facility years ago so patients wouldn't pull the alarm. With the key, only certain staff had access.
Also, I apologize if I sound out of breath in spots as prior to this, I was running up & down stairs numerous times helping the sprinkler guy who was there with me.
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Walk Test On? Smoke Detector? And Fire Key?
7:31 is that a tester?
I just worked (acknowledging and resetting) duct detectors and pull stations on a panel like this one. In a old steel company that has been around over 100 years. There were no smoke detectors in the facility. Oh, there were two key switches. And is funny, cause the key switches activated two duct detectors that were reachable. We had to skipped one duct detector because of hard to reach location. One of those key switches should of have been relocated to the hard to reach duct detector.
wow! im surprised that those 4903 9102 light plates are still there!
Frank Dougherty h
That folk,at LG floor, Those 4903 9101 Down There
@@BLAZEgamerGameri
Love this one. Great job. And congrats on 1K subs
Walter Broadnax
Thank you and thanks for viewing!
Now that this place is a public venue, are there any plans to replace the key switches with normal pull stations?
Not that I know of that's up to the property owners.
They have some pullstations
Does Simplex allow the use of a magnet for functional testing? NFPA 72 requires a method to ensure smoke entry. Table 14.4.3.2 item 17 (g) (1) in the 2013 edition.
Cameron Wilkins
Yes. I used this method for purposes of this video primarily for signal testing. All the smokes get functionally tested via smoke at other times throughout the year.
Magnetic use only on Duct Detectors Wall Switches requiring a magnet. Smoke on all Smoke Detectors and duct detectors.
When you had it in walk test why was the panel and annunciation going into trouble after testing each device? I believe a continuous beep indicates trouble on a simplex system.
Gary Beltz Walk test often throws a simplex system into trouble. However the panel didn't show it, but the annunciator did. I believe that the 4002 panel issued a System Reset after each device was tested. Thus causing a Walk Test trouble to reoccur
Gary Beltz
These older style annunciators on 4002's will not acknowledge when the unit is in walk-test. And yes, Walter you are correct in your comment. 4002/4001's will drop voltage to all devices for a few seconds upon each reset.
Isn't that annunciator also compatible with the Simplex 4005 panel as well?
@@Vulpix4025 I'm pretty sure it is.
@@TheCarson116 Would've figured. I knew it was. I just wasn't sure as I have not watched Fire Alarm based videos in a while.
Why is that annunciator so dang loud. I know it needs to alert a trouble but my god.
Rewatching lots of your old videos again, I always find it cool seeing the annunciators tested
SAFE TECH I liked the video and the 9838 at 5:17 was cool and at the end when you set off the system 12:23 that was cool too and keep up the good work! and a suggestion id like to see more horn stones like that.
Never knew the 4002 had a "walk-test" feature like that. Is that linked to one of the auxiliary switches on the panel? And is that a standard feature on 4002's?
You are correct, they are standard features, the 4001 and up have the walktest feature, im unsure about the 2001s but the others do
Why is the 2901 9838 horn mounted sideways
Because,They mounted the wrong way to sounded
Always good to test your fire safety weekly recommended by fire departments around the USA
Keep up the good work SAFETECH and Simplex is the best company to grab your attention with it’s annoying mechanical horns they should change that come this year to a selection of mechanical, electronic tones
Does city disconnect bypass the dialer
You can hear the dang annunciator in every single part of the building that has TrueAlerts. It’s crazy loud
Keep up the good work!!
9:09 Is the sprinkler guy moving the sprinkler to the middle of the hall. It would be more useful to have them in the middle, unless it is a diffren't type of head.
SAFETECH do u have to do all of those alarms?
Yeah once a year ALL devices on a fire alarm system have to be checked. Some places will do a monthly test where they ring it for a short time while pulling devices or tripping smoke/heat detectors in a specific area i, e, lobby but the annual tests EVERYTHING has to be touched.
Nice video
VstaarProduction 15
Thanks for viewing!
How are those detectors tested? I never saw a button, is it magnetic?
Jason Kenneth
Yes it's a magnetic test feature.
Jason Kenneth magnet on a very long stick
Wow ur so lucky awesome I have those pull stations and smokes its very nice its soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo nice and I have those simplex truealerts but it looks similar to the truealert speaker strobes I have a pull station coming on the mail and its a firelite bg 12 and you have a nice vid SAFETECH thank you so much!!!!!!
any old elevators here and where's this
This is at a former mental hospital that is now being used as a conference center.
I have never in my life seen a pull station that has to use a key to activate it
SAFETECH how long have you've been doing this for?
Rick
Been in the business for a few years now. Been messing with alarms most of my life since I was really young...
This video is posted on my birthday
0:40 you can hear the mechanical horn vibrate through the walls
Dude awesome!
Cool!!! :D
3:45 i hate when they mount the alarm on sideways but why do they do that?
RAM MAN they wanted to
i know they wanted to but just i dont get why they do mount them that way.. i mean it doesent look and better. LOL
RAM MAN it looks nice XD
System6 RailFanner - I would joke that the installers who installed that alarm were previously involved in the installation of LifeAlarm speakers a Simplex voice evacuation system.
I think that's the parts of fire alarm fails
Why is that annunciator so loud
Older ones were like that they have the same piezo as the Dover/TK elevators do some people will say that Simplex used the "Dover Buzz" and vice versa.
at 3:34 and 4:11 its a Ab minor chord
Actually its just A minor, not Ab
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Max Shaw facts
4:11
Cool
Awesome vid!
Safeman4202 It's a 4002...I like these systems...I'm in Florida right now and my hotel room has two EST Genesis G1 horns in it...hopefully it won't go off lol
Lol
Safeman4202
Thanks for viewing!
5:28;Light Plate????
test of a couch system
BRR. BRR. BEEEEEEEEP Love it! :D
Walk tests are not bad but so you don’t get trde of walling
Do u enjoy ur job (I assume yes
火災が日が起こったときに引っ張って押してね。火災報知器にいたずらしてはいけません！
I saw cheverons that he opened in the video so he could test them
Whats organial coding for alarms
0:41 *Fart* lol
I hear a annunciator.
Dat is a key.
00:35
Nice video