Do you think the non-dracula-sounding voice is the same guy who does the talking sirens that go "Burglary! Burglary! Burglary! You have violated an area protected by ... a security system... leave immediately!"? (see youtube(dot)com/watch?v=ra1xtw-I2C0, for example) - sure sounds like the same guy to me.
Correct me if i'm wrong but aren't alarm Systems in america equipt with a tamper switch, Surely the panel has to have one.
Also what is the trigger on the panel N.O or N.C?
In the UK We tamper protect everything to do with the system from the panel to the internal siren, Not a single thing is without a tamper circuit, Even the Panic Button.
Tamper switches are optional everywhere, USA and UK. Dealer and buyer's choice. Most USA dealers tamper business panels, but many don't see the need in homes where the panel is usually hidden. Most home inside sirens aren't in cabinets. Most modern panic buttons are wireless. I think you may be comparing old tech with new rather than USA with UK.
The loops to the doors/windows etc are all closed-loop, open to fault.
NO and NC useage is confusing in the alarm industry.
Hey I don't know everything. I only pointed it out because some people really don't know. I don't know what your local laws are. Sorry if I've offended you.
BTW, I'm not too familiar with Moose. Only seen them in the stack of old alarm panels at the shop I worked at (I used to install burg panels.) What's the toggle switch in the box for?
Yeah, you're supposed to call central before testing, lol!
A good way to test if the alarm is hooked up to the phone line correctly is to perform a communications test with central. I can't find the installation manual which should say how that's done. Otherwise, call central and tell them you are testing then pick up your phone and test the system, the line should go dead. Clearly it's already dialing out. Do you have DSL? maybe you need a DSL filter for the RJ31X jack in the panel.
yeah, the one i have is a looping slow-yelp that just scares the living shit out of you and anybody else. hell, the cops were afraid to go into my house.
I wish they still made these panels, or have information on them. There great panels. I put RFID in mine :)
AKSoapy29 3 months ago
Wow that was some antique stuff.
MrHughco 6 months ago
@MrHughco yea pretty old stuff but it works!
FireAlarmTech96 6 months ago
whos it monitored by
MOconnorclan 7 months ago
@MOconnorclan I honestly have no idea.
FireAlarmTech96 7 months ago
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we have an crazy hobby^^
AdiMediaTV 8 months ago
nice quality! :) wat kind of camerea do u have?
JamesK654 1 year ago
Its time for an upgrade. Love the voice dialers though, I have one myself.
localizeractive 1 year ago
@localizeractive lol true
FireAlarmTech96 1 year ago
Hahahah I love how the mom is just casually doing the dishes while all this chaos is going on XD
steven5x18x 1 year ago
@steven5x18x hahah i know
FireAlarmTech96 1 year ago
2:14 - 2:17 - who knew Dracula was doing voice acting for these things? :D
travelsonic 2 years ago
@travelsonic lmao true
FireAlarmTech96 2 years ago
Do you think the non-dracula-sounding voice is the same guy who does the talking sirens that go "Burglary! Burglary! Burglary! You have violated an area protected by ... a security system... leave immediately!"? (see youtube(dot)com/watch?v=ra1xtw-I2C0, for example) - sure sounds like the same guy to me.
travelsonic 2 years ago
Correct me if i'm wrong but aren't alarm Systems in america equipt with a tamper switch, Surely the panel has to have one.
Also what is the trigger on the panel N.O or N.C?
In the UK We tamper protect everything to do with the system from the panel to the internal siren, Not a single thing is without a tamper circuit, Even the Panic Button.
KitCloudkickerUK 2 years ago
@KitCloudkickerUK
Tamper switches are optional everywhere, USA and UK. Dealer and buyer's choice. Most USA dealers tamper business panels, but many don't see the need in homes where the panel is usually hidden. Most home inside sirens aren't in cabinets. Most modern panic buttons are wireless. I think you may be comparing old tech with new rather than USA with UK.
The loops to the doors/windows etc are all closed-loop, open to fault.
NO and NC useage is confusing in the alarm industry.
ChosunOne302 2 years ago
''is it gonna be loud? NOBODY ANSWERS ME!'' hhaha
Aragon159 2 years ago 2
LOL that was my sister panicing LOL
FireAlarmTech96 2 years ago
Thats an ELK 110 Siren Driver- I'm getting one for my birthday on saturday.
TDFG4602 2 years ago
Oh cool. OLD VID, is sound retarded lol. Happy b-day yo!
FireAlarmTech96 2 years ago
omggg my house had tht same alarm.. but we got a new one. lol hi-tech security from ADT
jeffkid101 3 years ago
Hey I don't know everything. I only pointed it out because some people really don't know. I don't know what your local laws are. Sorry if I've offended you.
BTW, I'm not too familiar with Moose. Only seen them in the stack of old alarm panels at the shop I worked at (I used to install burg panels.) What's the toggle switch in the box for?
starlite528 3 years ago
Yeah, you're supposed to call central before testing, lol!
A good way to test if the alarm is hooked up to the phone line correctly is to perform a communications test with central. I can't find the installation manual which should say how that's done. Otherwise, call central and tell them you are testing then pick up your phone and test the system, the line should go dead. Clearly it's already dialing out. Do you have DSL? maybe you need a DSL filter for the RJ31X jack in the panel.
starlite528 3 years ago
I know. My dad wanted to test the company if they would call. Thank you for the info.
FireAlarmTech96 3 years ago
nice house
firealarmfreak529 3 years ago
Thank you. You probably didn't see but the kitchen was redone. You have a cool house too.
FireAlarmTech96 3 years ago
man this is funny! the driver is ELK, right?
cyberlight22 3 years ago
Thank you! ELK is correct. It says it on the board in the panrl.
FireAlarmTech96 3 years ago
good becouse i am getting a recordable siren driver by ELK.
cyberlight22 3 years ago
i'm gonna take a screw driver to the ELK driver in my Z1100R and get an ADEMCO to replace it.
pivotous 2 years ago
Sounds good
FireAlarmTech96 2 years ago
yeah, the one i have is a looping slow-yelp that just scares the living shit out of you and anybody else. hell, the cops were afraid to go into my house.
pivotous 2 years ago
@FireAlarmTech96 Not "panrl". It's "panel". Sorry, justcorrecting you.
mikemadealarms 7 months ago
@mikemadealarms yes it was a typo im aware
FireAlarmTech96 7 months ago
Awesome! You should show the fire portion of the system. LOL, the police thing. That must have not been good.
SystemSensor224 3 years ago
It wasn't! I hid in the basement. I was scared to death! I not sure about that. I would have to wait a few months before asking my dad again!
FireAlarmTech96 3 years ago