Nostalgia of my apartments old EST IRC-3 system. We had 7002s but many of them sounded very similar. We now have a 2019 EST3 with Genisi , specifically Xenon ones on High Volume Code 3.
theres a elementary school where i live that has wheelock 7001ts theres maybe 300 its a big school over the years 40 have been replaced but many still remain
In my school I was just I was just with a reading teacher and someone was like choking or getting sick and they and the teacher lifted the stopper that made the sound.
My dad’s former gym has Wheelock 7002T’s paired with Pyrotronics MS-51’s. There’s also some Exceders in a renovated shower room and racquetball courts and an NS and BG-12 in a redesigned workout room.
My church is hugs but the youth center area only has two pull stations one in a classroom and one by the fire doors connecting to the new area nothing else
The only 7002-T’s that I have ever heard in person were extremely sick. They were at my local high school. The system is a Simplex 4100U that replaced an older Pyrotronics panel from the early 80’s. The “new” system is all addressable but they kept the old Pyrotronics rebranded 7002-T’s. When I heard them, they were extremely quiet to the point that it was hard to tell that they were sounding even when I was standing right underneath one. I think that the skipping of the horn may affect the life span because most videos that I have seen of 34t’s have sounded great. Sadly, the 4100U system and the 7002-T’s have less than a year left before they are taken out of service. This is because my town is building a new high school to replace the old one that will open in August. Upon opening of the new one, the old one will be demolished. I think that they have been holding off on replacing failing devices unless absolutely necessary because of this.
If you were to hear them when they work properly, you’d prb be surprised by just how loud they really are. They’re prb one of the loudest DC mechanical horns that exist
@@SirensAndAlarmsOfNorthernIL they are par in volume imo. I find my 6020 horn configurations loud as hell while the 7002T is in between, though it could be because my 7002t has a horn that refuses to work right unless the configuration is in a specific spot
@@SirensAndAlarmsOfNorthernIL Sadly, I don’t think I ever will. They are becoming rarer and rarer. Most of them are also not healthy. I think this is because of their age. The skipping may also shorten the lifespan of the horn.
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I couldn’t tell whether the 7002t’s that I saw today had a black grille or a silver one because they were so darn dusty inside
8:18 THATS WHAT SHE SAYS!
Can you do a system with wheelock exeders
Will lock 7002T forearm is what I meant
Wheelock ws r
Yes!!!!!!
Even if they are raspy, they still sound cool. I personally love old alarms.
Believe it or not, I used to think that 7002t’s coding cant be changed and it would stay on continuous
sounds like they're saying @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
Euhgeuhgeug
@@That_2_guy2T right. Irish bagpipe mofos😝
Dah dah dah dah dah dah!
I agree
😂😂😂😂😂😂
3:41 the alarms
Gotta love when every device has its own tone as well as the pace of which the strobe skips. Nice video!
Love 7000 series devices! Honestly the Pyrotronics rebrand and the 7002t in the fire museum sounded amazing for their age.
The 7002t a classic that never gets hated!!!
Honeywell and Wheelock should recall that series (maybe System Sensor and Silent Knight should make some too)
Oh, basically, my mall system, but it's 7002ts 7002s and 7001s and tune them raspy horns it takes a tiny hex rench
Gotta love the 7002Ts! ❤
8:18 that’s what she said
🍷 🗿
Lol
Nostalgia of my apartments old EST IRC-3 system. We had 7002s but many of them sounded very similar. We now have a 2019 EST3 with Genisi , specifically Xenon ones on High Volume Code 3.
I subscribed because I like fire alarms
theres a elementary school where i live that has wheelock 7001ts theres maybe 300 its a big school over the years 40 have been replaced but many still remain
FIRE 🔥
why do 7002Ts sound like a french horn?
I think the next one you should do every generation of system sensor for the next test
uh oh spaghettios 🤣
Lol the tone of the 7002T-24 in the far end of the basement sounds so funny
In my school I was just I was just with a reading teacher and someone was like choking or getting sick and they and the teacher lifted the stopper that made the sound.
3:24
My dad’s former gym has Wheelock 7002T’s paired with Pyrotronics MS-51’s. There’s also some Exceders in a renovated shower room and racquetball courts and an NS and BG-12 in a redesigned workout room.
been in I'm iuy8😊😅😅😅
In my gym has wheelock 7002T and wheelock MT
I subbed because I like fire alarms
The one in the fire museum sounds like my 7002t-12
Neat
Fancy
I subbed because I like fire a
My elementary school had 3 of these
that is horble
Do you have a Simplex 4037-1 in your collection?
I do not.
Nice bro!
You should do system sensor speaker strobes! (Be-it Classics Advances Maybe even L series mixed) Obviously with BG-12's
If I get enough devices to make up a system sure
4:10 That sound of the wheelock electromechanical fire alarm 💀💀💀
4:14 MAA A aaaaaAAAPPP
The wheelock 7001t sounds like a toothbrush
Very awesome video, one of my favorite alarms. What's the average usable service life of an alarm?
The Willocks of 1002 tees they take sometimes when they go off so it kind of sounds like a clock when they take😊
My church is hugs but the youth center area only has two pull stations one in a classroom and one by the fire doors connecting to the new area nothing else
86🎉🎉
Can you do a system test using 4903, and 2901 simplex mechanical horns? | Also, great video, love 7002T's they are such unique devices!
Thanks
Loudness:a lot
Especially that one by the fire door
By the way you should get the LED L-Series
Awesome video as always 👍🏻
Awesome! Love the 7002Ts!
W video as usual!
Nice
Great video!
Great video!
What's with all the jump cuts?
What are you referring to? Provide timestamps
@@FireAlarmDude5967 exactly
Really cool!
Cool!
can you do system sensor devices on the next test please
Perhaps
could you do a emergency light inspection with the lumacell
Perhaps at some point
if you want at some point i can send you a lumacell remote head
Heck yeah
Best system test ever
Is this the eighth comment?
Probably
I saw 7 comments when you posted the video
The only 7002-T’s that I have ever heard in person were extremely sick. They were at my local high school. The system is a Simplex 4100U that replaced an older Pyrotronics panel from the early 80’s. The “new” system is all addressable but they kept the old Pyrotronics rebranded 7002-T’s. When I heard them, they were extremely quiet to the point that it was hard to tell that they were sounding even when I was standing right underneath one. I think that the skipping of the horn may affect the life span because most videos that I have seen of 34t’s have sounded great. Sadly, the 4100U system and the 7002-T’s have less than a year left before they are taken out of service. This is because my town is building a new high school to replace the old one that will open in August. Upon opening of the new one, the old one will be demolished. I think that they have been holding off on replacing failing devices unless absolutely necessary because of this.
They were probably out of adjustment
Will you save the exit signs?
If you were to hear them when they work properly, you’d prb be surprised by just how loud they really are. They’re prb one of the loudest DC mechanical horns that exist
@@SirensAndAlarmsOfNorthernIL they are par in volume imo. I find my 6020 horn configurations loud as hell while the 7002T is in between, though it could be because my 7002t has a horn that refuses to work right unless the configuration is in a specific spot
@@SirensAndAlarmsOfNorthernIL Sadly, I don’t think I ever will. They are becoming rarer and rarer. Most of them are also not healthy. I think this is because of their age. The skipping may also shorten the lifespan of the horn.