School Fire Drill - 4/18/23

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  • Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
  • I got to pull the alarm for the fire drill today, thanks to our assistant principal and the maintenance team. Figured I’d try to make the most of my last month of high school.
    The video itself is fairly boring since I don’t walk around much, so feel free to skip through the video. In person it was a pretty fun experience :)

Комментарии • 33

  • @Sylvestershows
    @Sylvestershows 3 месяца назад

    Man again i love the sound of those older simplex alarms.

  • @mikeperdomo2108
    @mikeperdomo2108 Год назад +2

    Hey SirenDude1003, Cool😎 Sound Of The Simplex 4903 And 9838

  • @radiosnmore1225
    @radiosnmore1225 Год назад +4

    i actually got to pull the fire alarms at my school too!!

  • @braydenfaw1568
    @braydenfaw1568 3 месяца назад +2

    0:14

  • @achannelwithnopurpose1977
    @achannelwithnopurpose1977 9 месяцев назад +1

    I’m thinking the panel probably was originally a 4100 classic based on the old hardware and field devices but now it has a 4100ES cpu and display operating as the head end to the system. Cool the new stuff was designed with be compatible with the old analog hardware in mind. Not sure why the panel doesn’t have the new 4100ES stickers. They come with the upgrade kit(s). My old highschool’s 4100U panel was also rigged to the PA system and would cause the PA to play a special tone until the NACs were silenced or the system was reset.

  • @theguradien
    @theguradien Год назад

    good thing they test them, in my middle school one of the smoke detectors went crazy and set off the alarm twice!

  • @tkproductions2019
    @tkproductions2019 6 месяцев назад

    Lmfao the principal did not know what he was saying 6:13 "it'll say normal so it still isn't done yet", should've told him all you have to do is press C/Exit on the keypad and it'll say normal. it takes 60 seconds for it to go to a "Normal" screen if you do not clear that "Reset Complete" screen

  • @jacobisworld9516
    @jacobisworld9516 Год назад +2

    You Got To Pull It But Not Reset It.

  • @SirensAndAlarmsOfNorthernIL
    @SirensAndAlarmsOfNorthernIL Год назад +1

    Finally some fire alarm content from you! Great video, and I love those older Simplex alarms

  • @queencitysirens8755
    @queencitysirens8755 Год назад +5

    Never seen fire doors that swing like that lol

    • @SirenDude1003
      @SirenDude1003  Год назад +1

      1950s building for ya

    • @Simplexkid
      @Simplexkid Год назад

      Because it doesn’t a think that prevents it from swinging like that

  • @Kram_Lololo
    @Kram_Lololo Год назад

    Never did I expect to be recommended a niche such as alarm systems

  • @aidanthetoiletelevatorfire7554
    @aidanthetoiletelevatorfire7554 Год назад +2

    Those simplex 4903+9838 combos are so cool! I also have one more month left of high school. My school has EST Genesis speaker strobes tho and they play the boston tone.

  • @jacobisworld9516
    @jacobisworld9516 Год назад +1

    Same

  • @dale4231
    @dale4231 Год назад +2

    Over 5 minutes to evacuate a high school? That’s pretty scary…

    • @radiosnmore1225
      @radiosnmore1225 Год назад

      its pretty normal

    • @dale4231
      @dale4231 Год назад

      @@radiosnmore1225 my high school has 3200 students and our evacuation time as of our fire drill yesterday was 1:47… that’s normal, not 5 minutes. 2 minutes is the National standard.

    • @radiosnmore1225
      @radiosnmore1225 Год назад

      @@dale4231 oh ok

    • @SirenDude1003
      @SirenDude1003  Год назад +1

      It took something like 2-3 minutes to evacuate the building. They just missed the report for a couple doors. I know from experience that the upstairs area (the part that takes the longest to evacuate by far) only takes 2-3 minutes to vacate. So not the greatest evac time but not horrible. The previous fire drill video on my channel started in said area, and by the time I reached the bottom of the steps right near the exit (before i took a second route) was about 2.5 mins.

  • @mrthomasfritz
    @mrthomasfritz Год назад +1

    Those doors are not ADA complainant and a person with walking problems, or chair bound can not get though the doors to safety and would die.

    • @SirenDude1003
      @SirenDude1003  Год назад

      Theyre easy to push open. Honestly id almost say theyre better since you wouldnt have to hold the panic bar while wheeling through the door. You just wheel right through and it opens right up

  • @realkrobi
    @realkrobi Год назад

    cool

  • @vintagesimplexfirealarmsof6440

    nice 4903s and 9838s whats the panel

  • @bruh3120
    @bruh3120 Год назад

    Whats the panel? Probably a 4100U or a 400X

    • @Fahrenheit4051
      @Fahrenheit4051 Год назад +1

      3:30 - It's a 4100U or 4100ES retrofitted into an old 4100 enclosure.

    • @bruh3120
      @bruh3120 Год назад

      ​@@Fahrenheit4051 Most likely a 4100U because i dont think a 4100ES looks like that

    • @Fahrenheit4051
      @Fahrenheit4051 Год назад

      @@bruh3120 Normally, it doesn't, but that one was retrofitted into a 4100 (not 4100U) cabinet.
      A newly-installed 4100ES usually has the sleek, rounded door. Sometimes you will see them in a 4100U-style cabinet, especially if replacing a 2001 or 4100U.
      I recently encountered an extremely rare one that was designed to fit in an Autocall TFX-500 cabinet, and looked a bit taller and skinnier. It even had a special card to run the old Autocall addressable devices!

  • @GaryBeltz
    @GaryBeltz Год назад

    Is that a 4100 or 4010?

    • @johndeerefan725
      @johndeerefan725 Год назад +1

      4100

    • @bruh3120
      @bruh3120 Год назад

      ​@@johndeerefan725 its a 4100U inside a 4100 classic cabinet