UPDATE: It's still going off! (System Sensor L-Series horn/strobes)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- I forgot a couple things at the store and had to go back. Afterwards, I decided to check back at that new business to see if their alarm was still going off two hours later. Lo and behold, it was. Unbelievable.
This video features some better footage than the first one.
At my school we have 23 outdoor appliances that only sound for water flow. That’s probably what the commander is for.
Years ago, I was sitting in a McDonald’s in Minneapolis when the same exact kind of alarm went off for like three seconds before it shut off. It hurt my ears, for sure!
If it's going off for an extended time you should try to get in touch for the building owner/manager to let them know.
Crazy stuff here. The most I’ve ever seen like this is a sprinkler alarm strobe flash with no horn/bell.
If it's outside of business hours, the staff aren't there to silence the system until the manger arrives on the moring or the next business day or they come to check on the system or the fire department or another authority checks on the bulding by opening it with the key in the knoxbox. The commander is being used for another reason other then fire since it's blue. Fire Alarm notification appliances are usually Red/White. Oh yeah I almost forgot the panel may have auto silence programmed. I know for sure firelite panels have this.
The Commander wasn't blue. It was red, that's just the way the weatherproof housing shows up on camera. The business wasn't even open to the public yet. I wouldn't have been surprised if it were still going off overnight, but I passed by the next day and it stopped. It could've been auto-silenced, as you said.
One time I passed a store and the sprinkler alarm was going off. A few hours later I passed it again, and it was still going off
My school has system sensor L series fire alarms but unlike the horn strobes I see in this video the ones at my school are white and they are speaker strobes. I got to film them going off last week!
00:33 That one sounded kinda different due to the wall changing the harmonics of the sound wave as it's a fast frequency sweep broadband tone making it sound more buzzing and cripsy than screeching like in the first clips
**fire alarm shrieking intensifies**
For the first 30 seconds, they sound almost like Wheelock AS or MT horn/strobes. I know the L-series horn/strobes are a little less harsh-sounding than its' predecessor the SpectrAlert Advance, but really?
00:08 100% pure -beef- synchronization
Same thing happened. A Wheelock ASWP was going off for 2 and a half hours
Their is one comander in my apartment not working, if I remember I have a video on when they were testing
Do they know about it?
@@Fahrenheit4051 not sure
@@Fahrenheit4051 but if you look at my videos you should be able to find it
@@VOLTRONDEFENDER4440 If a device in your apartment isn't working, you should let them know about it.
Which building are these fire alarms located?
Got anymore updates? There's no way that alarm could've gone off all through the night!
Probably did.
The alarm appears to finally have been shut off.
What restaurant is from?
It’s got fast code 3 like the Gentex commander 3
What’s the name of this restaurant I know the location because of that big West Hartford sign in the back
That sound effect is common in the fire alarm world today
What happened?
How long has it been going?
At least two hours.
Dang and they are still going strong
@@rabbitgoalhorns yep. But I've heard crazier. An apartment building with Spectralert Classics going off for over 16 hours!
@@bjthedjdutchdude1992 jeez
To me that sounds more like an alarm clock to wake me up in the morning then a fire alarm to alert me that there is a fire and I have to leave immediately
Same sound as spectralert advance horn strobe
It actually went off all night believe it or not at that time
No, it didn't.
@@Fahrenheit4051 thank goodness or else no one would sleep if they lived around there hearing that sucker all night
then call the fire department lol
Tried it, couldn't reach anyone because it was after-hours.
@@Fahrenheit4051 911?
@@alexandersalarms5380 If I thought it necessary to call 911, that would have been the first number I called.
@@Fahrenheit4051 Alright then
burnt food?
Doubtful. The restaurant wasn't open yet and nobody was there.
@@Fahrenheit4051 oh false alarm and how do we put a 4903 9101 on a 2903 back box
@@vintagesimplexfirealarmsof6440 Good question. You need a special trim plate. I forgot the model number off the top of my head though.
A system sensor pc2rl and a p2rl l seires
Let’s hope the alarms shut off soon