SOLVING FIRE SYSTEM FAULTS

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  • Опубликовано: 1 июл 2024
  • I attended a service call. There were faults in the fire indicating panel and it's buzzing when I arrived. Hope you learn some technique when searching the causes of those faults. #f220 pertronics fire indicating panel.
    #firealarm #firetechnician #electrician #fire #fireprotection #australianfiresystem

Комментарии • 19

  • @noellaurente2841
    @noellaurente2841 9 месяцев назад

    Salamat Sir Elmer sa pag share. Stay safe.

  • @ionaandshienahendwonderlan1904

    Thank sir Elmer your vlog is very technically

  • @kenearllee
    @kenearllee Год назад

    I myself is a sparky here in victoria but moved to fire industry just this year thanks for this video sir! please post more fault finding videos youre helping us alot whos new to fire :) mabuhay ka boss 👍

  • @ChristianDaleLegaspi
    @ChristianDaleLegaspi Год назад

    very inspiring, looking forward to learn more from you sir :)

  • @ncameron7
    @ncameron7 2 года назад

    Cheers from the USA. Keep doing what you're doing. It's interesting to see how things are done in other countries but what remains the same is good troubleshooting. Solid methodical process. I work in a manufacturing complex and have 8 million square feet, 42 fire panels and thousands of devices not all fire protection related. They have tied security and other alarms into the fire system which makes every day a nightmare on top of other general maintenance. You had a good attitude when the contractor renovating seemed to be careless in their removal of the devices.

    • @fireprotectionguy7943
      @fireprotectionguy7943  2 года назад +1

      Wow.. that's huge work. In Australia, we separated fire from any other system. It's really a nightmare as you are doing other work. We, here in AU, all fire services are contracted and we attended only if there's a call out. That's a good plus as we are exposed to different brands, model, system, environment, conditions etc. The pay is also excellent. A senior tech now is around AU$45 per hour +. Presently, I am self-employed, have around 95 sites in my books and running my own company. That's the reward of excellent exposure. Thanks Mate for supporting. All the Best.

    • @LingidCSL
      @LingidCSL 2 года назад

      @@fireprotectionguy7943 Wow tito umabot na po sa USA video po ninyo. Keep going tito sa mga tutorial nyo po 🙏

  • @WMirza79
    @WMirza79 2 года назад

    Excellent explanation

  • @niloyu105
    @niloyu105 2 года назад

    12sec. Ago present watching from Al Khafji Saudi Arabia...

  • @acd6835
    @acd6835 2 года назад

    OMG at that wire work and the plans. Nice finding that detector Sherlock Holmes! :D

  • @WMirza79
    @WMirza79 2 года назад

    I am from Canada...its very informative

    • @fireprotectionguy7943
      @fireprotectionguy7943  2 года назад

      Thnxs Mate.

    • @WMirza79
      @WMirza79 2 года назад

      @@fireprotectionguy7943 would you kindly be able to make video for fire alarm verification

  • @joellite3244
    @joellite3244 2 года назад

    Where you from sir

    • @fireprotectionguy7943
      @fireprotectionguy7943  2 года назад

      I am migrate electrical engineer from the Philippines and very happy as a licensed electrician and fire safety assessor now here in Sydney . Here since 1999.

    • @joellite3244
      @joellite3244 2 года назад

      Hello sir filipino din ako. D2 ako ngaun england as a maintenance sa isang carehome..god bless sir

    • @fireprotectionguy7943
      @fireprotectionguy7943  2 года назад

      @@joellite3244 ...great..ayos...ingat lagi at kamusta dyan