Is this in Georgia? I’m looking for fire alarm tech apprenticeship work in Georgia. I want to become a tech as I’m very passionate about fire alarm systems. I’m good with computers and have plenty of knowledge on fire system hardware and have knowledge on many fire alarm products which I have learned about through researching manuals and watching videos. I specifically like to work on Simplex products and Simplex is the brand I’m most familiar with. However, I still have knowledge on lots of other brands whether they be mainstream (like Simplex, EST, or Honeywell) or obscure/no longer in business (like Standard Electric Time).
It would be nice, but in this case March time or t3 wouldn't work because of the booster panels having a delay in the system, and especially march time because the 4100es doesn't support march time coding silenceable, so continuous is really the only option that this system has available.
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I love the old simplex mechanical horns
Same here! Newer horns are just boring and more painful on your ears
beautiful. Im not a fan of continuous either but in some cases like this one, it sounds awesome lol
Yes! Vintage Simplex alarms always sound great when they sound together.
These are some of my most favorite horns
I love this system! I wish youtube had more videos of continuous mechanical horns, they are my favorite
Yes, they are also great
Beautiful!
I agree! This system sounds great.
Sounds like my Alma Mater back when I attended it. We had a Simplex system sent to continuous and Code 3 in the 9th grade academy
Is this in Georgia? I’m looking for fire alarm tech apprenticeship work in Georgia. I want to become a tech as I’m very passionate about fire alarm systems. I’m good with computers and have plenty of knowledge on fire system hardware and have knowledge on many fire alarm products which I have learned about through researching manuals and watching videos. I specifically like to work on Simplex products and Simplex is the brand I’m most familiar with. However, I still have knowledge on lots of other brands whether they be mainstream (like Simplex, EST, or Honeywell) or obscure/no longer in business (like Standard Electric Time).
Yes, this is in Georgia in the Altanta Metro area I believe.
1:32
Just a tip, if you want to draw more views make the thumbnail have a 2903 in it
Shit. It worked.
Yes, people like watching videos with 2903s
Can you still get bulbs for those incandescent light plates?
Yes you can. Although, they're hard to find.
Ur best bet would be to modify the light plate so it could use different 24vdc bulbs.
@@achannelwithnopurpose1977 would LEDs work?
@@GaryBeltz yes. Prob also the easiest option and as long as they are rated for 24vdc.
Yes
Change it to March Time ;-)
2:58 - Looks like a 2903-9005.
How can you tell the difference between the 2903-9001 and the 2903-9005?
@@deniskanley The 9005 is dual-bulbed while the 9001 is single-bulbed
Is the panel a 2001 or a 4002
Its Actually a 4100ES
It probably was one of those panels before that 4100ES was put in.
From the age of the alarms, I'm guessing it was originally a 4002, but then it got upgraded to a 4100es.
March time or t3 is better
Fr but continuous is nice
It would be nice, but in this case March time or t3 wouldn't work because of the booster panels having a delay in the system, and especially march time because the 4100es doesn't support march time coding silenceable, so continuous is really the only option that this system has available.