Fire Suppression Test #2

This is a test of an Old Chemotron Micro 1-EV Fire Suppression system. These systems were using Carbon Dioxide (CO2) as the extinguishing agent, the tanks were disconnected for the test. I am aware the the Spectralert Advance is not mounted correctly. I tried fixing it but the junction box is right next to the panel and there was no time to move it. Maybe next time!
I am not responsible for your actions! This Fire Suppression System was tested by trained professionals in a controlled environment. This video was only for entertainment purposes only. I am not liable for your actions following the viewing of this, or any other video regarding suppression or alarm on my channel. I hope you enjoy!

[@GreenESTAlarm]

i have a suggestion, if you want to get the strobes visible on video, film at around 30 FPS. I had some better shots that way.

[@nerfboyneoextras]

Ooooo another video featuring an EST WG4 outdoor horn strobe in action, now I wish there was a video of a speaker strobe version going off

[@Fahrenheit4051]

I'm on the alarm side, so fire suppression systems are like landmines for us. "Don't test that one!"
But I've been around for a suppression test or two, and it's a really neat thing to watch.

[@squdineycarolsims4825]

Me When I said I wanted a fire alarm I didn’t say put it sideways
Brother Oh I thought that is how it goes
Me No only the Simplex fire alarms go sideways not the Spectra Alert Advance
Brother Oh starts laughing

[@NyxKemo]

Love this series of halon system test videos, it’s really neat to see field systems going off as they all act differently

[@twiff3rino28]

All those thru-hole components.

[@GaryBeltz]

I'm guessing the part where it does the one beep per second is pre-Alert then when it's doing code-3 that is pre-discharge and I'm guessing after the timer runs out it switches to continuous?

[@ZacharyCesario]

@GaryBeltz you are very close, the 1 beep per second given by the Advance P2R is pre-discharge. Then when the timer expires, the code 3 tone given is for discharge.

[@GaryBeltz]

@@ZacharyCesario that's awfully quick for the time between pre-discnarge and discharge. From my understanding the system is supposed to wait 30 seconds before discharge.

[@vintagesimplexfirealarmsof6440]

can i request a system test the best mech horn u got that sounds good on fwr and do 120 bpm if can

[@alexgilbert2]

Alarms with halon lettering finally!!!

[@firealarmfan]

0:11 #WHATAFIREALARMFAIL

[@Redbird45]

That a pre-discharge alert notice how it went into full alarm a few seconds later