This is an expensive scenario on all counts. Not only do you have a switchgear that is probably now toast, but you have to refill and reactivate the fire suppression system, and let me tell you, the latter is NOT cheap. We had an accidental discharge of our Halon tank in one of our phone vaults a few years ago, and if I remember correctly, that 'accident' ended up costing the facility over $6,000 to have the company refill and recertify the tank. OUCH!!
that blue door right opposite it, not the taped off one, imagine coming out of there and being hit by a shower of sparks/arcs and/or flames.
the smoke detector takes WAY too long to detect the smoke, looks like they used an ionisation type, wheras an optical type is much more sensitive to electrical type fires. and also the vents at the bottom and top, shouldn't exposed like that, really high voltage transformers don't have them.
I'm still trying to figure out how to integrate this alarm into the house, configured to go off and stay on when someone pushes the doorbell between 11PM and 4AM
@Arabhacks Why killed? Wake up! We are in 21st century. Automatic extinguishing systems no more uses CO2 or Halon. Those systems today uses FM-200 gas which is nontoxic and breathable. There was dozens of tests with humans inside extinguished area.
@MrStemkilla You are wrong. This is principle how Halon based agents works, which is little bit toxic too even in small concentrations(8% required for extinguishing).
But this isn't principle how FM-200 works.
It works on principle of absorbing heat from fire and removing free radicals from fire.
BTW: And please do not interchange FM-100 with FM-200. FM-100 is halon based.
@rybaluc ok.. it is reliseing a gas and alot of it. we have that cleared. now it being toxic or not it is still not oxygen. we have that down.. if you are pumping anything into a inclosed room that is not oxygen in fairly large quantitys its going to push alot of gas out of the room too now oxigen is only %15 at ground sea level and if you push another gas in. it pushes out more air now oxigen in that room may only be %10 or lower if its a small room it may only be %5 that can get dangerous
@MrStemkilla Required concentration for extinguishing by FME-200 is around 6%. Its not too much if you know that air oxygen level is more or less 21% Extinguishing systems with clear agents are using limiters, override buttons and off course there is not so much gas on site. Reason is simple. Those clear agents are expensive. False alarms cost money.Also extinguishing systems have to be inspected otherwise in case of failure insurrance company wont pay you or they pay you only few bucks.
@Arabhacks I would think the person's safety would be a higher priority than the extinguisher discharging. This is a high voltage electrical station, would you want to stand near the thing that just exploded and wait for a firetruck to arrive?
@B1r6m4n Yes, its built to do that otherwise they wouldn't have such systems. The idea is to remove Oxygen as quick as possible from the room hence stopping the fire.
Not sure about the US but in the UK these system can only me activated manually from outside the room.
@tigermki For example in my country halon is strictly prohibited by law. But i know that in USA are many old halon installations. Well its all about a money:( However i must admit that in USA is better fire prevention than here in Banana Czech republic.
@Besoeker is that not a hi-fog system? rather than a CO2? The only CO2 systems I have seen are installed over fule systems (marine).
Also you can clearly see someone come into view shortly before the "CO2" is disscharged. You would never discharge CO2 without the vacinity being cleard first (unless you HAD too?)
This is not your video and those alarms are warning that employees haave 1 min before the rooms alarm systems dispense halogen gas to kill the flame thus the oxygen.
It can't be a CO2 total flood as it would have killed everyone in the room as the extinguishing concentration is far, far above the lethal concentration for life.
It isn't halon as it's 2006 and in the UK & is illegal (unless an excepted use) so it's got to be an inert gas or HCFC blend.
Could be CO2 local application to the cabinet. Cheaper to have just dumped a 5kg CO2 portable into it though!
@contactacb That's why the alarm is sounding: the first siren warns about the fact a gas-dispense will take place in a certain timewindow, the second is probably just a smoke detection alarm. If you hear the first alarm, it means you have to get the hell out of there...
Interesting. Don't know where it is, but it looks a heck of a lot like a Scottish hydro power station to me... and I've been in a good few of them! :D
@Razook2114 I think your right, now that I look back at the video, I relized that CO2 would produce a more visable "fog" and Co2 dosent dissapate as much as halon, thanks for pointing this out!
@Besoeker: CO2? Uhm... that's rarely ever used like that. Usually that would be Halon to A) kill the flame by interfering with the chemistry of combustion B) Kill only the flame and not everyone else and C) Leave no residue that can ruin unaffected equipment. CO2 kills flame by extreme cold and it only takes 8% in the air to kill folks :P
Not it is not it is a FM200 the alternate to Halon. We have them in all of our communications shelters. When the alarm goes off you have 60 seconds to abort the discharge or the system will discharge and fill the room with FM200 Gas which displaces all the oxygen in the room!
@MrTransman99 no offence but are u fucking serious? really? water and electricity hmmm good combination? FUCK NOT IT AINT! CO2 is the only thing you can safely put on a electrical fire
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Look there is someone's shadow on the wall and then an elbow appears close to gas injection all looks a little staged .
one thing you don't wont to do is breath in excessive amounts of co2 and halon gas is very bad for human life.in a facility I worked at for a while there halon system had many rotating flashing lights which went thought the entire complex, large signs and many control boxes , fire doors etc.
probably a thunder flash mounted inside cabinet all rigged for camera.
ok im a firefighter the 1st alarm is for smoke the second is for halon not co2 if it was co2 youll see the water consetraction halon is used more in eletercal because co2 forms condesation
@nyfdRIP It might interest you to know that Halon 1301 it was banned in Australia in 1995 and by the year of 2003, all Halon 1301 fire suppression systems were removed throughout Europe and in many other parts of the world.
@notoriousBIGWHISKY wow okay for you simpleton no firefighter is a fire in your house gonna magicly go away i dont think so you fucking cocksucking faggot ass bitch
@nyfdRIP there is also another one called INERGEN, it lowers the percent of air to 15% low enough to put out any fire but enough still to breathe if inside
@nyfdRIP Actually Halon was banned from manufacture in the early 90's, or somewhere around that time, so your statement that halon is used more in "electrical" than CO2 isn't really a correct statement to make. And to be honest i have never seen a CO2 extinguisher or system have condensation, thus the reason why Co2 is considered a "clean agent".
@nyfdRIP Actually Halon was banned from manufacture in the early 90's, or somewhere around that time, so your statement that halon is used more in "electrical" than CO2 isn't really a correct statement to make. And to be honest i have never seen a CO2 extinguisher or system have condensation, thus the reason why Co2 is considered a "clean agent".
Possibly the first alarm was from the extinguishing system going into '1st stage'. When a second detector activated or someone hit a manual alarm the control panel went into '2nd stage' warning personnel to exit the area. Possibly
@cctoast....yeah but I'd guess you can't breathe either of these gases. There's someone's elbow on the far left of the screen right before the halon/CO2/OMGthere'safire gas is pumped in.
This is an expensive scenario on all counts. Not only do you have a switchgear that is probably now toast, but you have to refill and reactivate the fire suppression system, and let me tell you, the latter is NOT cheap. We had an accidental discharge of our Halon tank in one of our phone vaults a few years ago, and if I remember correctly, that 'accident' ended up costing the facility over $6,000 to have the company refill and recertify the tank. OUCH!!
dshmechanic 1 week ago
That bang was better than my fireworks!
snomimons 1 month ago
There should be an abort button that can delay for a set time, if the button is hit the second time, the system will dump anyway
Wa3ypx 1 month ago
I actually build 415v switchgear panels for a living, I hope I never fuck up and have this happen I love my job :D
jimmymagnum07 1 month ago
that blue door right opposite it, not the taped off one, imagine coming out of there and being hit by a shower of sparks/arcs and/or flames.
the smoke detector takes WAY too long to detect the smoke, looks like they used an ionisation type, wheras an optical type is much more sensitive to electrical type fires. and also the vents at the bottom and top, shouldn't exposed like that, really high voltage transformers don't have them.
JillBattleSlut 1 month ago
is that co2 or water
tragier 2 months ago
Now if this happened in school, it would give us something interesting instead of German...
coolcar100 2 months ago
pause at 3 seconds and look at how bright this shit realy is.
zzM16 2 months ago
I'm still trying to figure out how to integrate this alarm into the house, configured to go off and stay on when someone pushes the doorbell between 11PM and 4AM
R5H4D0W 3 months ago
Supercapacitor blowout?
fallingwater 3 months ago
@fallingwater could be a switch fault
R5H4D0W 3 months ago
They let the smoke out of it.
jchambers2586 3 months ago
This looks like a compensation system. Or power factor controller called. Apparently, the capacitors have burst.
djblackarrow 3 months ago
Well now you know how quickly the smoke detector activates and sends a signal to the panel for alarm.
PlausableApple4 3 months ago
Incorrect, FM-2000 works by displacing oxygen!
All living things here on Earth Need oxygen or carbon dioxide if living on air
There are life forms on Earth that can live totally in the absence of free oxygen but they live in water.
Arabhacks 3 months ago
Depends on the extinguishing agent. FM-200 doesn't require evacuation.
n5iln 3 months ago
The extinguisher fires at 53 seconds, fully 48 seconds after the arc fault.
There is always a danger to personnel from oxygen displacement as well as forcing gases from the fire outside the area.
Again, there is ALWAYS the possibility that someone can be killed if the extinguisher discharges.
That is why there is the alarm.
It should NEVER be allowed to discharge unless this is actually needed.
Call the fire department and explain that this is indeed an emergency, give address, cancel discharge.
Arabhacks 4 months ago 3
@Arabhacks Theyre still in there! Look at 0:48 omg!
micnor14 3 months ago
@Arabhacks Why killed? Wake up! We are in 21st century. Automatic extinguishing systems no more uses CO2 or Halon. Those systems today uses FM-200 gas which is nontoxic and breathable. There was dozens of tests with humans inside extinguished area.
rybaluc 3 months ago
@rybaluc it dosnt matter it displaces the oxygen in the room suffocating who ever is in it if that room is small
MrStemkilla 3 months ago
@MrStemkilla You are wrong. This is principle how Halon based agents works, which is little bit toxic too even in small concentrations(8% required for extinguishing).
But this isn't principle how FM-200 works.
It works on principle of absorbing heat from fire and removing free radicals from fire.
BTW: And please do not interchange FM-100 with FM-200. FM-100 is halon based.
rybaluc 3 months ago
@rybaluc ok.. it is reliseing a gas and alot of it. we have that cleared. now it being toxic or not it is still not oxygen. we have that down.. if you are pumping anything into a inclosed room that is not oxygen in fairly large quantitys its going to push alot of gas out of the room too now oxigen is only %15 at ground sea level and if you push another gas in. it pushes out more air now oxigen in that room may only be %10 or lower if its a small room it may only be %5 that can get dangerous
MrStemkilla 3 months ago
@MrStemkilla Required concentration for extinguishing by FME-200 is around 6%. Its not too much if you know that air oxygen level is more or less 21% Extinguishing systems with clear agents are using limiters, override buttons and off course there is not so much gas on site. Reason is simple. Those clear agents are expensive. False alarms cost money.Also extinguishing systems have to be inspected otherwise in case of failure insurrance company wont pay you or they pay you only few bucks.
rybaluc 2 months ago
HV Cubicle ??
alfareifaldy 4 months ago
Someone should have overridden the fire extinguisher system.
The next course of action is to inform the fire department.
Unless there is a fire, the extinguisher should not be allowed to discharge, perhaps someone pulled a pull station, incorrect.
Stand by the pull station while calling the fire department.
Again, unless there is a compelling reason to, do not discharge the central fire system.
Arabhacks 4 months ago
@Arabhacks I would think the person's safety would be a higher priority than the extinguisher discharging. This is a high voltage electrical station, would you want to stand near the thing that just exploded and wait for a firetruck to arrive?
Bubbadude329 4 months ago
Why do that for?
DjBraddz95 4 months ago
So if you were locked in that room, would the huge amount of CO2 just suffocate you in minutes??
B1r6m4n 4 months ago
@B1r6m4n Yes, its built to do that otherwise they wouldn't have such systems. The idea is to remove Oxygen as quick as possible from the room hence stopping the fire.
Not sure about the US but in the UK these system can only me activated manually from outside the room.
Tzimnewman3 3 months ago
what is that first alarm. it sounds like an est genesis but it's lower.
bait28 4 months ago
AAaaaaah I.... Can't..... BREATH!!!
FrozenHaxor2 5 months ago
that's a 10 sec delay between event and activation :/ what is this device anyway???
tonewolfsyd 6 months ago
@tonewolfsyd the co2 system, the alarm is so you can get out before you suffocate
smokescreenninjato 6 months ago
Eu gostaria de tirar algumas fotografias desse jeito, para ver o que resta do painel elétrico
macedoadonias1 6 months ago
Aconteceu um curtocircuito dentro do painel, e foi acionado o detector de fumaça, que disparou uma cirene.
macedoadonias1 6 months ago
ohhhhhhhhhh earth shaking
lapulapu12345 6 months ago
what was that thing?
tmd41 6 months ago
this is what happens when you dont pay your electric bill.
bradmann85 7 months ago
Unfortunately Halon makes great holes in the ozone layer and when it reaches the fire it gives off phosgene gas.
Dg00nwid 7 months ago
wouldnt halon be better i mean i know the thing just blew up but halon doesnt leave any type or resudue on sensitive electric parts
tigermki 7 months ago
@tigermki For example in my country halon is strictly prohibited by law. But i know that in USA are many old halon installations. Well its all about a money:( However i must admit that in USA is better fire prevention than here in Banana Czech republic.
rybaluc 2 months ago
lol, it's tagged under HOWTO & STYLE...
periesicsd 7 months ago
@periesicsd HOWTO spend thousands! XD
rockerzac99 7 months ago
@rockerzac99 ho yeah!!! lol
periesicsd 6 months ago
oooh, that sounded expensive...
periesicsd 7 months ago
Thats shit scared the f*ck outta me...i had my computer speaker's up loud too..lmao
REDT4R1 7 months ago 12
@REDT4R1 This video made me jump when the explosion went off!
DeadRaymanWalking 3 months ago
Just what we need... Add a bit of water to the mix...
RellyOhBoy 7 months ago
@RellyOhBoy It is CO2
FoxyWolfProductionz 6 months ago
oops!
lightploe1980 8 months ago
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romafern2010 8 months ago
it's an automatic fire suppressant system, suffocates the flames is the event of a fire
rabm80 8 months ago
@rabm80 Get out of the room or it will suffocate you !
karlsruheprotestful 8 months ago
Its not CO2. its pyrogen. Google it.
randychuah 8 months ago
@randychuah or inergen
rabm80 8 months ago
wat the fuck happend? did the breaker blow up or some shit?
tylerwalker2 8 months ago
@Besoeker is that not a hi-fog system? rather than a CO2? The only CO2 systems I have seen are installed over fule systems (marine).
Also you can clearly see someone come into view shortly before the "CO2" is disscharged. You would never discharge CO2 without the vacinity being cleard first (unless you HAD too?)
MovieBuddah 8 months ago
wat happened actually?
nicholastmhsw 9 months ago
Check out the guy hanging around at 0:47
MrSecretlevel 9 months ago
@MrSecretlevel I didn't see any.
SpecializedChild462 9 months ago
@SpecializedChild462 Left side of the screen. Wearing an orange shirt. You can see his shadow for a few seconds before.
MrSecretlevel 9 months ago
@MrSecretlevel Oh i saw it! He's gonna be asphyxiated by whatever that was.
SpecializedChild462 9 months ago
why were you filming?
editedbyfailure 9 months ago
Looks like a good outcome to me. Blast was contained by the cabinet.
theMadUkrainian 9 months ago
I mean halon not halogen
glory122 10 months ago
This is not your video and those alarms are warning that employees haave 1 min before the rooms alarm systems dispense halogen gas to kill the flame thus the oxygen.
glory122 10 months ago
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DeadRaymanWalking 10 months ago
WAY TO GO CHUCK NORRIS YOU BROKE IT....
chris40539 10 months ago
It can't be a CO2 total flood as it would have killed everyone in the room as the extinguishing concentration is far, far above the lethal concentration for life.
It isn't halon as it's 2006 and in the UK & is illegal (unless an excepted use) so it's got to be an inert gas or HCFC blend.
Could be CO2 local application to the cabinet. Cheaper to have just dumped a 5kg CO2 portable into it though!
contactacb 10 months ago
@contactacb The 1st stage alarm is to warn of the CO2 gas and to make sure everybody is out as yes, it is lethal
editedbyfailure 9 months ago
@contactacb That's why the alarm is sounding: the first siren warns about the fact a gas-dispense will take place in a certain timewindow, the second is probably just a smoke detection alarm. If you hear the first alarm, it means you have to get the hell out of there...
weeardguy 9 months ago
Roshni by any chance?
FireAlarmFan1994 10 months ago
@FireAlarmFan1994 the second alarm yes. idk abut the first, which i'm interested to know the alarm model.
bait28 5 months ago
@yellowtza did the gas come out of the light above?
TheBingojim 11 months ago
Should we do something ?
Scotteboy1000 11 months ago
Bloody hell
samuel588 11 months ago
"A bit of a bang" <-- understatement of the decade?
GlennMagusHarvey 11 months ago
"How many times do we have to tell you guys? DON'T bring your toaster ovens from home and use them at work!"
CampKohler 11 months ago
what happend?
Emman206 11 months ago
i need an alarm clock like that.
bradmann85 1 year ago 12
those doors look a little small for that gear. time for a code update.
krisinmaine 1 year ago
flux capacitor blew!
sircrashalot 1 year ago
Oh dear not another ABB inverter drive bit the dust
kevvywevvywoo 1 year ago
Electrical unit shorts out. Some alarm goes off. Find the nearest Exit and get the heck out. Simple.
NightGuardian1994 1 year ago
what happened anyway?
777doom 1 year ago
PCBs are busting outta there like crazy right? When a transformer blows it must vaporize the stuff.. it would seems
aramhampson 1 year ago
Alarm+ Flashing Light = Get the fuck out of here!! LOL....
9020powrmax 1 year ago
A SU MADRE
josesillo0789 1 year ago
This guy just wanted to take a free shower
zyvaXterminator 1 year ago
that cO2
ayob77 1 year ago
i could have done that
110491Banter 1 year ago
Dude that sprinkler system is fucking awesome! The water was tearing shit up!
RandomStevie 1 year ago
Russian toasters are a bit shit,it did'nt even pop the bread up
councilglasses 1 year ago
LOL looks light was gonna come off ceiling for sprinkler
tymanfity 1 year ago
Interesting. Don't know where it is, but it looks a heck of a lot like a Scottish hydro power station to me... and I've been in a good few of them! :D
abaduck 1 year ago
What exactly happened inside the cabinet, anyway?
Natesmodelrailroad 1 year ago
That's what happens when you put popcorn in the microwave too long.
MrFLICKYOLI 1 year ago
First alarm, main fire alarm system
Second alarm, CO2 discharge evacuation alarm
FACP07 1 year ago
@FACP07 I think it's Halon not CO2
Razook2114 1 year ago
@Razook2114 I think your right, now that I look back at the video, I relized that CO2 would produce a more visable "fog" and Co2 dosent dissapate as much as halon, thanks for pointing this out!
FACP07 1 year ago
Is that the sprinkler system at the end?
MrTransman99 1 year ago 4
@MrTransman99
It's CO2.
Besoeker 1 year ago 15
@Besoeker: CO2? Uhm... that's rarely ever used like that. Usually that would be Halon to A) kill the flame by interfering with the chemistry of combustion B) Kill only the flame and not everyone else and C) Leave no residue that can ruin unaffected equipment. CO2 kills flame by extreme cold and it only takes 8% in the air to kill folks :P
RyuDarragh 1 year ago
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hyperbaricchicken101 1 year ago
@hyperbaricchicken101 Its an inert gas. Possibly Argon, or Halon
yellowtza 1 year ago
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hyperbaricchicken101 1 year ago
@yellowtza Halon
nateyboy1156 1 year ago
@Besoeker
Sure its not Halon?......pretty sure thats what the pre alarm is for
kgbisback 8 months ago
@Besoeker
Not it is not it is a FM200 the alternate to Halon. We have them in all of our communications shelters. When the alarm goes off you have 60 seconds to abort the discharge or the system will discharge and fill the room with FM200 Gas which displaces all the oxygen in the room!
SacNewsGuy 6 months ago
@SacNewsGuy If I remember correctly, FM200 doesn't displace all the oxygen in the room, just....drops it to about 18% or so.
Natesmodelrailroad 6 months ago
@Besoeker Wouldn't CO2 have 'smoke'...Halon?
Noblc09 5 months ago
@Noblc09 CO2 wouldnt have smoke, CO2 is colorless and odorless. the mist is water vapor condensing from the temperature difference.
jgdogg441 5 months ago
@jgdogg441 Yes that is what i meant ty
Noblc09 1 week ago
@MrTransman99 no offence but are u fucking serious? really? water and electricity hmmm good combination? FUCK NOT IT AINT! CO2 is the only thing you can safely put on a electrical fire
tylerwalker2 8 months ago
@tylerwalker2 or halon.
bait28 5 months ago
@MrTransman99 Its the space vacume.
LamenSays 8 months ago
@LamenSays lol
MrTransman99 8 months ago
whoops i overslept
dannydaman9 1 year ago
What happened?! COOL!
SuperDuckman24 1 year ago
1st alarm- Ok... I'm Feeling Queasy. 2nd Alarm- Grab the Shitter! I GOTTA GO!
MKIIProductions 1 year ago 24
@MKIIProductions we got t´hat second alarm at our work too if some stuff jams the system, nothing serious at ours though.
SuperRandomForum 8 months ago
With all those alarms, it seemed like a nuclear reactor was going critical.
Badboy7357 1 year ago 3
I think an apprentice terminated that wire.
MrConsarnit 1 year ago
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wwwtotalitaerde 1 year ago
Wait a minute I can't remember fixing that one, you mean I've got competition?
pauloz386 1 year ago
there is still some1 in the room at 0.49 seconds on the left hand side you see there shadow then hand
sarahncam 1 year ago
The alarms mean its time to abandon the spaceship. The aliens have taken over.
Lockbar 1 year ago
wow and i thought my fire extinguisher was cool
tatanoski666 1 year ago
What's this here button do??
PistolPete2 1 year ago
The machine didn't say "do not pour coke into"...
coolcatevan9 1 year ago 2
got Jesus ?
CreationPhotography 1 year ago
atleast it was in a sealed container
brandon14872 1 year ago
@shonerboner ebay
mrljthedj 1 year ago
Damn! That's where I left that screwdriver!
scason 1 year ago
what happpensif you are in there when they pump co2
rroge5 1 year ago
@rroge5 Then you suffocate. But holding your breath would probably give you an extra two minutes or so.
mcavic 1 year ago
Oops. "John Our Microwave Broke!"
OtisFreight 1 year ago 47
the two alarms make a nice little rhythm
robinheil 1 year ago
what if someone was in the toilet and have no time to get out of the building ?
the person die ?
hitachi088 1 year ago
@hitachi088 The co2 is only used in certain area of buildings.
kac65 1 year ago
Test obviously...
94EglVisionTSI 1 year ago
i want that as a car alarm
Spartan890 1 year ago
OMG. where do i get the alarms? perfect alarm clock!
krisantuzzi 1 year ago
fucken runnnnnn...
27simber 1 year ago
is it Halon or CO2 ?
midnightjumper348 1 year ago
OOOPS!!!!! did i do that
TheNatestate 1 year ago
did you anticipate this?
kyismaster 1 year ago
thanks for the soundtrack
perskram 1 year ago
WTF happened near the end?
yoududenut 1 year ago
@yoududenut its a CO2 fire suppression system.
Mas7erChief117 1 year ago
what happened there?
XOROHN 1 year ago
what am i looking at? is that a server? or a transformer or a barker station
baconTHEdragon 1 year ago
Look there is someone's shadow on the wall and then an elbow appears close to gas injection all looks a little staged .
one thing you don't wont to do is breath in excessive amounts of co2 and halon gas is very bad for human life.in a facility I worked at for a while there halon system had many rotating flashing lights which went thought the entire complex, large signs and many control boxes , fire doors etc.
probably a thunder flash mounted inside cabinet all rigged for camera.
datajon 1 year ago
OOOOOPS i need to stop leaving my stuff switched on
bigbang560 1 year ago
at first i thought it was an actual sprinkler, looked like it. i was like are they retarded? then i realized it was CO2. =)
Genners111 1 year ago
Was this a test? Or did this camera just happen to be there l0l.
david10291029 1 year ago
ok im a firefighter the 1st alarm is for smoke the second is for halon not co2 if it was co2 youll see the water consetraction halon is used more in eletercal because co2 forms condesation
nyfdRIP 1 year ago 22
@nyfdRIP It might interest you to know that Halon 1301 it was banned in Australia in 1995 and by the year of 2003, all Halon 1301 fire suppression systems were removed throughout Europe and in many other parts of the world.
alanbenney 1 year ago
@alanbenney but there more then 2 types they still use them
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notoriousBIGWHISKY 1 year ago
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notoriousBIGWHISKY 1 year ago
@notoriousBIGWHISKY wow okay for you simpleton no firefighter is a fire in your house gonna magicly go away i dont think so you fucking cocksucking faggot ass bitch
nyfdRIP 1 year ago
@nyfdRIP consetraction? eletercal ? condesation? English please.
Drivinfast247 1 year ago
@Drivinfast247 dude i type fast you still know what i ment
nyfdRIP 1 year ago
@nyfdRIP Indeed. That's why a Co2 discharge is cold steamy-white.
shollys9 1 year ago
@shollys9 yup all it is is the water molecules in the aire freezing temporay and replaces oxygen with carbon dioxcide but it leves a residue
nyfdRIP 1 year ago
@nyfdRIP there is also another one called INERGEN, it lowers the percent of air to 15% low enough to put out any fire but enough still to breathe if inside
xXxM4A1xXx08 10 months ago
@xXxM4A1xXx08 Correct :)
Inf3ct3ds3ulDK 10 months ago
@nyfdRIP glad halon is banned, co2 is much more fun
CornishMorgan 10 months ago
@nyfdRIP Actually Halon was banned from manufacture in the early 90's, or somewhere around that time, so your statement that halon is used more in "electrical" than CO2 isn't really a correct statement to make. And to be honest i have never seen a CO2 extinguisher or system have condensation, thus the reason why Co2 is considered a "clean agent".
jkafton 10 months ago
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@nyfdRIP Actually Halon was banned from manufacture in the early 90's, or somewhere around that time, so your statement that halon is used more in "electrical" than CO2 isn't really a correct statement to make. And to be honest i have never seen a CO2 extinguisher or system have condensation, thus the reason why Co2 is considered a "clean agent".
jkafton 10 months ago
well that 1 was getting old anyway
MADdrummer971 1 year ago
Possibly the first alarm was from the extinguishing system going into '1st stage'. When a second detector activated or someone hit a manual alarm the control panel went into '2nd stage' warning personnel to exit the area. Possibly
zanders247 1 year ago
ohhhhh fuck.
HarvestmanMan 1 year ago
warning, the self destruct sequence has been activated. all personnel proceed to the bottom platform
spartan7302 1 year ago
@cctoast....yeah but I'd guess you can't breathe either of these gases. There's someone's elbow on the far left of the screen right before the halon/CO2/OMGthere'safire gas is pumped in.
SDChick 1 year ago
That combination of alarm is really horrifying.
Nanovirus5995 1 year ago
I'm sure that not CO2....CO2 is no longer allowing in "manned" spaces. I'm pretty sure that is FM-200.
cdferrell 1 year ago
it's a good demonstation-video. But who cleanted it up?
MaiestroDeDonne 1 year ago
Server room failure!
TomZentra 1 year ago