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The elementary school a few of my friends went to has that same fire alarm panel tied into an old Simplex 4208 panel from when the school was first built. The signals are old Simplex 4051 horns on 4050-80 light plates.
wilek209 2 years ago
How do you have your 2098-9806 keystation working?
coffeeandsugar20 2 years ago
I have the keyswitch wired to the terminals for the switch on the pull station, so pulling the station or activating the switch will do the same thing. The LED is wired to the strobe circuit as they both operate on 24v.
weathermaniac1 2 years ago
Ah, I thought it was a four-wire smoke reset. Which is what they're primarily used for. I have mine setup like that. The switch was wired to the SLC loop and the LED was hooked to the strobe NAC so it turns off when the system is reset. Mine is here:
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coffeeandsugar20 2 years ago
Why not just pull a station?
StigelRULES 2 years ago
It was requested I did it like this
weathermaniac1 2 years ago
Is manual evacuation like drill mode.
coffeeandsugar20 3 years ago
pretty much. It does act as an fire alarm though, so the signal from the dialer would be received by a central station if it were hooked up, unlike the drill mode on other panels.
weathermaniac1 3 years ago
That's stupid.
If it were a drill, I wouldn't want it to notify the station.
coffeeandsugar20 3 years ago
I agree. I'm sure there's some way you can disable that by reprogramming the entire panel, but that's too much work for a fire drill.
weathermaniac1 3 years ago
maybe its to test the dialer as well, if it shows the station that its a manual evac maybe a school or business can have instructions not to send the FD
purplelovexoxo 2 years ago
Sure, certainly a possibility
weathermaniac1 2 years ago
hey it's my 9423!!!! looks good bud!
FireAlarmJrTech9 3 years ago 4
Hey I have a request. Is their a drill button on the annunciator? if so, could you do a drill with the annunciator, and put up your 9806 by itself. Thanks!
WheelockAlarms 3 years ago
The annunciator doesn't have a button on it's own, but I'll get the rest of that up if you'd like
weathermaniac1 3 years ago
Nice! why is the test station beside the 9423?
WheelockAlarms 3 years ago
1) i already had a backbox installed there so i figured i'd use it and 2) it's more commonly used for duct sensors (the test switch that is) so you'd find them (or at least i have) near the ceilings
weathermaniac1 3 years ago
thanks!
weathermaniac1 3 years ago