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Fire Alarm Inspection 21! Mix-Match of old, rare stuff!
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2022
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Wow thanks for sharing! This is the best example of what my high schools system would’ve sounded like before being replaced in 1995. We still have many 4037 horns mounted on old brick surfaces because they looked nicer than putting a cover plate over them, however disconnected. We also used to have 2903s and all that good stuff. We have a nice mix now though because the new system has been expanded
thats cool!!
We had old IBM horns in my high school similar to those EST horns in this video. I never got to hear them, as the system was replaced with a 4100U and TrueAlerts, but my grandmother remembers them and said they were nearly deafening. Love that there are still some out in the field. Great video!
yes!! me too!
People think Spectralert Advances are the Loudest Fire Alarm Ever. But i Think these AC horns Are Way louder Than Spectralert Advance.
I agree. Advances are more shrill
@@kansasfirealarms5101 Also, Wheelock Mts And As are At Least 5 Decibles Louder Than the Advance. I feel like Anyone Who Calls The Advance the Loudest Fire Alarm Ever, They Never Heard a Wheelock Mt Or As, As well as AC Horns. They are probably used to hearing the Spectralert Classics, Which are Quiet.
Gotta love those old EST horns! These seem so loud that you can feel them in ur body
they really are
Those Horns in the older part were beyond loud. The floor made it no better lol
Those are not est or edwards. Simplex or ibm 4037 horns
@@FourtyFiftyEighty ah ok. In think I saw adaptahorns that look like that
@@FourtyFiftyEighty it seems that bells were original but some were replaced behind the same grill with whatever the ac version of the 9838 is
now thats cool!
Sadly it seems this system isn’t going to be around forever. It has some pretty major issues
The older classics that actually sound good even the gentex those are rare
lmaooo. the classics were in the same building as the AC horns so i just figured i’d put it in
Whoa...
yes
I wish they made fire alarms like that again because those ac fire alarms deathly get your attention much faster than modern fire alarms.
they do! and i agree
what panel was with those 2903s and ac horns
sk voice for the 2903s and notifier AFP-200 for the AC horns
The 2903s at the school I last was at, was connected to a later-looking Simplex 2001 in continuous. Especially the building that has the cafeteria and music class. (or had) The first one was the closest I saw to looking like the Crotched Mountain school, from the good-old times! I was there from July 5, 1994 to November 11, 2002. The newest, would be the 2901-9833s at the group homes with Simplex 4001s (looks like at least 1985, if not 1986 or a bit later) The group home that was formally known as house two, unfortunately had a failed Simplex 4001! A thunderstorm wrecked it in 1998, IIRC! That FACP didn't even get to see 2000. It was replaced with an ESL FACP. If I exclude the ones from the 1990s. Except the 2901-9838s?
@@kansasfirealarms5101 Did the Simplex 2001 FACP fail? I suspect a new FACP took a Simplex 2001's place.
And, the school I last went to, did have those old break-glass T-bar pull stations near the principal's office. That's on the floor under the cafeteria. The cafeteria is on the top floor. Music class is on the ground floor, when I was last there. Even when being the same building that has all 2901-9806s on the top floor, the floor with the principal's office and also science class, had all 2901-9833s! But they were OK. None failed in that building when I was going to school there. Half of the ground floor, also has 2901-9833s. Next to music class= 2901-9806s.
1:32 That one needs to be replaced! XD
I wasn’t there for it this year but the horns didn’t really work this year
This is like the niche interest of all niche interests. Very cool
that is is lol
Why am I not surprised they used Simplex 4251-30 break-glass pulls with those 2903 alarms? I've seen a bunch of 1970s-80s Simplex systems using those pulls, especially in schools.
A friend of mine went to a middle/high school built in 1951, and they still had a few IBM 4037 horns intact, but disconnected in favor of a Simplex 4100 (or 4020) system with 4903 horn/strobes installed in the 1990s. The school was then demolished in 2015 in favor of a new middle/high school with a Simplex 4100ES voice-evac system.
Very interesting!
Awesome! What are those old AC Horns that I'm hearing? Seems like the 2903 at the beginning of the video is 1st gen.
they were simplex branded.. i think i saw 4037 but i can’t remember.. this was filmed in July
Cool content dude!!!
Thank you!
@@kansasfirealarms5101 No thank u for creating cool content
@@Tyty_Playz99 i try to!
Jesus that horn is so loud the whole entire school goes deaf 😂 good inspection!
so very loud! thank ya!
Supposed to be loud
Bro that is soooo cool the 9838s in the wall those are the extremely rare type ones especially the 2903 strobe plate with the 9806s all those I heard bro well done that’s a school that I hope keeps there alarms for years to come
i hope they do too!
They are Simplex 2901-9549s
Uh, one of them is actually a 9553.
@@burnoutteamclubbtcp7283 No its not. 9553's are 6VAC. This system is probably not 6VAC. Its either a 9555, or a 9559
@@ThatOneExoRailfan 4037s are almost always 12 volts. I don’t think they actually made any other voltages with them so that means that the 2901 is also 12 volts. Voltages had to be the same on these old systems.
God my ears hurt. Because of that unfortunately I will be sending you a bill for my ear surgery.
oh man that’s gonna be expensive
Then lower the volume
@@Thoraxissucks He's joking
The horns sound like a barber shop
If you say so!
Question for the vintage system experts, why are some horns installed behind a flush mounted grate? Is it to tamper proof them, or is there some other reason that’s going over my head?
I definitely am not but I assume it’s something to do with tampering but I don’t know
I miss seeing these inspections. I hope kansas fire alarms would do bell tests next year instead of walk tests
if i’m running my own, you’ll see bell tests
@@kansasfirealarms5101 do them next year and you’ll be the new twoplyboy!
My school had old simplex break glass pull stations and electric and mechanical horns but somewhere around 2000 they got Fire-Lite BG-10s, Bronco Fire Alarm System T-bars, and three BG-12s. With Gentex Commander 3s and Commander 4s some horn strobes some strobe only. BTW the new system is powered by a Silent Knight IFP 10000. The old system was powered by another Silent Knight Panel but the model is unknown.
Thats cool!
@@kansasfirealarms5101 Thanks dude my dad is the principal at my school so i kinda have free rein to u know open the panel go into the storage closets BTW i found 2 system sensor 2400s and a Gentex 280-0030 in the storage closet. P.S. the gentex 280-0030 is what we had before the commander 3s. 🙂🙂🙂
Oh that’s interesting. I wouldn’t keep it just incase the school needs then
@@kansasfirealarms5101 oh about that i wired it up and it didn't work tho so my dad said i could keep it for my collection
Oh well then thats fair.
Cool was that a commander 3 and shg 3gen but this all the same school
actually, this was 2 or 3 different schools i believe
“He sent me a question mark because he didn’t realize that he used the wrong spelling of patience.”
oh man was that said during the video 😭
0:36 Hawthorne Elementary?? Those poor kids must be super scared and traumatized of the 4037s!!
its just one per hallway thankfully but yes, still very very loud
@@kansasfirealarms5101t least this elementary school shouldn’t sound their alarms during a fire drill, they should use the intercom instead
they should sound so the kids understand what an emergency sounds like
Did you share this with OSFA? Tell him about this place too. That one AC horn sounds like crap!!
i gottchu
now that is real awesome!
definitely!
Here's the Alarms:
Simplex 2901-9806's on 2903-9101's
IBM 4037's
Simplex 2901-9553
Spectralert Classics
Gentex 3rd Gen SHG's
yes! all different buildings but still cool
Good god you can hear how those mechanical horns rattle the walls
yes you can
jesus christ... that's gonna trigger a lot of fears for me if i was there physically
Okay?
Wow, a Mix between AC and DC Powered alarms. and the 9838 look alike is actually a 2901-9553.
the 2903s and the 4037s weren’t in the same building but all of it was super cool
Nice ac horns must be 12v ac
they were i believe
1:34 oh cool. Is that one of those old fashioned security cameras in the hallway on the right hand screen?
Probably?
@@kansasfirealarms5101what building did you take this video in?
I’m not going to share that with anyone
Old Fire Alarms are so LOUD!!!! So Loud, You guys would jump like Kangaroos.
they are definitely super loud
@@kansasfirealarms5101 Especially When you working at the Fire Station or you're Doing Fire Drill at School.
How many 2903s did the school have
the whole original part had them
@@kansasfirealarms5101 you should’ve showed them all including the 9549s but well done
I was once under a adaptahorn when it went off. Lets say I was deaf for a few hours.
Ouch
I bet the fire drills here are frightening
at least you know what to do in an emergency
@@kansasfirealarms5101 facts
that's what I call a fire alarm
Is that awesome system staying?
Nothing wrong with it so yes!
Im going to assume the Horns are a Mix of 4040's and Simplex 2901-9806 horns(Federal Signal Vibratone horns Originally) and One lone Spectralert Classic Horn, with a Wing of Gentex Horn/Strobes too, not too common to see a 9806 under a Strobe plate as I usually see them on Light Plates
Also, I saw a Horn Identical to a 9838 under a grille but it sounds like a older 4050. Neat video though, I subbed to u btw. Good to see these horns still runnin strong
yes!! and thanks!
Theyre 4037s not 4040s
@@officialsimplexguy ok. i guess so
@@officialsimplexguy They sound super Identical to a 4040, hence why i assumed they were. But now I know, 4037. These have a Weird Output tho, and the one behind that Grille is sick
@@damaniwilliams8219 The Simplex 2901-9549 is the AC horn
The fire alarm horn just scared me and my dog
there are very loud. even louder in person
I hope they don't plan on replacing those old Vibretone horns
we service all these so we aren’t planning on it. as long as it works, no need to!
@@kansasfirealarms5101 good to hear if it ain't broke don't fix it
Weird question. Did I happen to meet you at Shane Lawrence's wedding In 2020 over lockdown by chance? Your voice sounds very similar to gentlemen named Jake that I met there, and I think I did show you my backwards voice changed app if I did meet you there . I'm Ian by the way if so, mary Jane's little brother
i didn’t go to any weddings in 2020 haha
@@kansasfirealarms5101 gotcha. Very nice mixed system btw
Me thinks I hear some old Edwards Adapt A Horns
sounds pretty similar!
2:41 a 2901-9553?
No clue in all honesty
@@kansasfirealarms5101 It is a 9553.
How old is this school?!
Building one is from the 80s. 1983 I believe. Building 2 is from the 50s. 3 is from the early 1900s. No later than the 30s though
what the heck
what the frick
What was the panel
this has a mix match of systems so a couple panels. the one with the strobe plates was a SK voice panel and the one with the horns was a Notifier AFP-200
@@kansasfirealarms5101 the afp 200 controls the old ac horns
there is probably some sort of control model that goes to a transformer for the horns
but yes, it controlled the horns
@@kansasfirealarms5101 can the newer ones do continuous too?
00000000000 siiimplex
yes!!