After doing a little bit of research, I believe the continuous noise is coming from Simplex 9838 or 9??? series horns. Those horns are quite old from what I've seen.
So there are Wheelock ASs on code 3 in the rooms, horns on continuous in the hallway, and a voice evacuation speaker strobes in the front, what the heck. In most buildings, all of the alarms are usually the same. The voice evacuation code 3 beeps were a little slow, lol.
Fire Lite? that's the model or maker of the fire alarm right? what I was referring to Is that that to Code 3? Witch I believe it is as well as the Wheelock AS and the solid horns are Simplexes?
well i hve the as and i dnt believe u can code thos unless u hve a module in the as, so probably the as was code 3 with no module and the panel was set to coninuous for the simplexes and the evac panel was hook to tht panel, so thus two panels.....thts my thought, it might be right
how many different panels were those alarms hooked too? I hear one set of horns doing temporal code, a few in continuous, and a few doing a voice evac.
some installers do it for noise reasons. voice evac may not be able to be heard in areas where there's a lot of noise from talking or machines running. it may also be from an existing system before they installed the voice evac, and they decided to keep the horns to be able to grab people's attention better. who knows? hope this answers your question though.
@HalomasterA69 it's a combination of a horn/strobe system and a speaker/strobe system. at the beginning you see the Wheelock AS, but i couldn't get a glimpse of the other horn/strobes in the video. judging by the sound, i'm gonna go out on a limb and say Simplex electromechanical horns, but i'm not really sure to be honest. and then of course the speaker/strobe system at the near end.
@HalomasterA69 a job as a fire alarm technician? i am not a technician actually, although i did summer work with a small security company a few years back. i had to attend a few weekend courses and get some stuff signed off. you'd have to check with local security alarm install companies and see who is hiring.
@HalomasterA69 why the city's website? they are not going to help you... you need to find a security system installer company or something like that in your local area. i don't know what the age requirements are either, you'll need to ask those specific companies.
@thesoulsekr It could be any number of combinations. They do make panels that have built in voice evac and they make add-on panels known as a Voice Evacuation Control Panel. In this case it could be that the simplex horns are set to run on interrupted which means that the panel isn't coding them or that some version of horns can't be coded because they are older so they code themselves to whatever the jumper is set to.
Noise fail!
electronicwiz101 1 week ago
our school fire alarm sound like this beep beep
franksusu1 2 weeks ago
@JoeWest580 @ 0:15 thats where it came frum
coopelem 2 weeks ago
At Pershing we have that but without the horn in the background just the beeping I'm in the 6th grade lol
hidasakufan10 1 month ago
Non-standard Code-3 Voice Evac systems always throw me off. I'm surprised they're NFPA compliant.
Voyage400 2 months ago
@Voyage400 what does NFPA mean and also I hear buzz tone mixed with code 3
nick06111226 1 month ago
@nick06111226 National Fire Protection Association.
Voyage400 1 month ago
wheelock as, simplex 2901 9806, fire lite evac
wheelock e70
lkfcobra 2 months ago
sure no problem
simplextech9 2 months ago
After doing a little bit of research, I believe the continuous noise is coming from Simplex 9838 or 9??? series horns. Those horns are quite old from what I've seen.
Xclibur2001 3 months ago
there must have been old parts to the building with old fire alarms.
Spaceshotx7 5 months ago
I love the sound but I would be horrified in person lol I'm glad I can sit behind the screen and watch this safely without bursting a ear drum
MVRTA108 5 months ago
ouch! the NS!
1013imanol 5 months ago
@1013imanol thats not a ns it is an AS the NS is different
simplextech9 4 months ago
@simplextech9 i meant to say that... Thanks for correcting me!
1013imanol 2 months ago
i like your poster
spongeboy297 7 months ago
@spongeboy297 Poster WTF
SpecializedChild462 6 months ago
Thsat thumbnail gave me a boner. Just sayin'....
CrazyCaliber 7 months ago
OOOOHHH!!!! Sounds creepy at 0:17!!!! LOL!!!
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rod262009 10 months ago
Where is everybody?
soap1919jt 10 months ago
wheelock AS's a simplex horn on tinuous and a firelite voice evac system with wheelock E70 speaker/strobes weird setup
Gb755c 11 months ago
are there 3 different alarms syncing together
mmahoney381 11 months ago
did someone pull the fire alarm?
atbish419 1 year ago
Oh, and what kind of alarms come after the Wheelock AS in the beginning?
msj191961 1 year ago
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msj191961 1 year ago
a Wheelock As????
atbish419 1 year ago
We had a fire alarm at school today,after 9am in the morning aswell..we only got in at 8:30am.
cindy1000000 1 year ago
So there are Wheelock ASs on code 3 in the rooms, horns on continuous in the hallway, and a voice evacuation speaker strobes in the front, what the heck. In most buildings, all of the alarms are usually the same. The voice evacuation code 3 beeps were a little slow, lol.
TssCman123 1 year ago
@hyperbaricchicken101 that is true
RockXbAND85 1 year ago
@hyperbaricchicken101 one, or many, shown in the video are wheelock
RockXbAND85 1 year ago
I recognize the wheelocks on code-3 and the fire-lite voice evac in the one section but what horn is doing the continuous blast?
Gb755c 1 year ago
one time i was sleeping in a hotel and then beeb beebbeeb
phonzy98 1 year ago
The continuous horn is just like the one at my old school. Ah, memories.
SecretService80 2 years ago
at 0:19 mechanical horns sound cool
tornadofreak1994 2 years ago
@tornadofreak1994 i think those are just plain buzzers
B0BBY77 2 years ago
@B0BBY77 NO THEY ARENT
coolkid2676 2 years ago
sorry just livin my life
B0BBY77 2 years ago
Which horn are you scared of?
trevordon1021 2 years ago
im scared of that horn lol
Windows446 2 years ago
i would answer to that horn way back in preschool, at a summer camp.
servantlol 3 years ago
I hear a Fire-Lite voice evac.
Iamzim9 3 years ago 3
@Iamzim9 duh
coopelem 2 weeks ago
What mode is the alarm set on with the voice evac?
That mode sounds real cool!!!
Worcester2007 3 years ago
That's Fire-Lite.
Iamzim9 3 years ago
Fire Lite? that's the model or maker of the fire alarm right? what I was referring to Is that that to Code 3? Witch I believe it is as well as the Wheelock AS and the solid horns are Simplexes?
Worcester2007 2 years ago
well i hve the as and i dnt believe u can code thos unless u hve a module in the as, so probably the as was code 3 with no module and the panel was set to coninuous for the simplexes and the evac panel was hook to tht panel, so thus two panels.....thts my thought, it might be right
Firelitestar5210 2 years ago
No they could be set on dif NACs
coolkid2676 2 years ago
@Worcester2007 it could be two different systems connected together
TERRELL465 1 year ago
@Worcester2007 It's called Code 3 tone
Gb755c 1 month ago
how many different panels were those alarms hooked too? I hear one set of horns doing temporal code, a few in continuous, and a few doing a voice evac.
thesoulsekr 3 years ago 2
some installers do it for noise reasons. voice evac may not be able to be heard in areas where there's a lot of noise from talking or machines running. it may also be from an existing system before they installed the voice evac, and they decided to keep the horns to be able to grab people's attention better. who knows? hope this answers your question though.
nice video!
NickyVeee 3 years ago 7
@NickyVeee what kind is this i like it
HalomasterA69 1 year ago
@HalomasterA69 it's a combination of a horn/strobe system and a speaker/strobe system. at the beginning you see the Wheelock AS, but i couldn't get a glimpse of the other horn/strobes in the video. judging by the sound, i'm gonna go out on a limb and say Simplex electromechanical horns, but i'm not really sure to be honest. and then of course the speaker/strobe system at the near end.
NickyVeee 1 year ago
@NickyVeee Ok thx man. um where can i find this kinda of a job what is it? im trying to find a job so, :) Thx.
HalomasterA69 1 year ago
@HalomasterA69 a job as a fire alarm technician? i am not a technician actually, although i did summer work with a small security company a few years back. i had to attend a few weekend courses and get some stuff signed off. you'd have to check with local security alarm install companies and see who is hiring.
NickyVeee 1 year ago
@NickyVeee ok do u have to be 16 years and older or what? i mean im going onto the city's website now ^^
HalomasterA69 1 year ago
@HalomasterA69 why the city's website? they are not going to help you... you need to find a security system installer company or something like that in your local area. i don't know what the age requirements are either, you'll need to ask those specific companies.
NickyVeee 1 year ago
@NickyVeee ok then. thx
HalomasterA69 1 year ago
@NickyVeee well im trying ot sighn up onto simplex here. huh.. i might need to give them a call
HalomasterA69 1 year ago
@NickyVeee what job is that? im interested.
HalomasterA69 1 year ago
@thesoulsekr It could be any number of combinations. They do make panels that have built in voice evac and they make add-on panels known as a Voice Evacuation Control Panel. In this case it could be that the simplex horns are set to run on interrupted which means that the panel isn't coding them or that some version of horns can't be coded because they are older so they code themselves to whatever the jumper is set to.
Gb755c 1 month ago
Yep, Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center has a combo of continuous and code 3, but NEVER two different speakers right next to each other.
RJARRRPCGP 3 years ago