Wheelock 7002

[bait28]

@TheLedzepplinfan that would be a simplex 4051 or 4050. maybe a 9806.

[SpecializedChild462]

It sounds like a halon alarm!

[enjoymenttoy]

i saw these before but they were 7001 - 24's

[policescannernut]

The local High-Rise has these on an EST IRC-3 system.

Does anybody know whether the IRC-3 puts out 12 or 24VDC to it's NAC?

In other words, would the ones of these at the High-Rise be 7002-12's or 7002-24s?

[mmes1997]

the public library where i live, they have one of those except i don't think they use it since it is non-ADA acceptible (the candela is below 15) I do live in jefferson, wi

[RJARRRPCGP]

In the 1970s, probably weren't as common, more likely to have 4050s and 4051s.

1979? That's the same year that Simplex Tech (or SimplexFreak) said one system he YouTubed of 4051s and Simplex 2001 were installed.

[RJARRRPCGP]

How cow! The 1970s! LOL

Most of them in Vermont are probably a lot later than that, probably at least 1985.

[RJARRRPCGP]

The speed is roughly the same as the 77 Park St downstairs kitchen. (Rutland, Vt)

Same note, too in the key of A.

[firealarmmovies]

ive been looking for 1 of those forever..were did u find it???

[thesdx]

eBay.

[lkfcobra]

@thesdx omg ican't find 1 h how many do u have

[lkfcobra]

@thesdx there is none on ebay but there it the 7001 on ebay , got 1 myself

[bakepatient]

1979? I never knew those dated THAT back!

[thesdx]

Yeah, they've been around for a while. The 7002 patent appears to have been filed in 1976, and the 34-24 patent dates back to 1969.

[cubsrule2040]

On Wikipedia, it says the 700X series dates back to 1978

[cubsrule2040]

@thesdx I thought the 700X series horn/strobe combos dated back to 1978