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the one with missing label is an 80s
first alert
staffxsarge 2 years ago 3
Code-3's Are Better Then The Colst And Incontinuest.
BennyboyFUCK8 3 years ago
He said "Pulsed and in continuous"
coffeeandsugar20 2 years ago
Oh Right lol Wow 11 Months Scince I Posted That Comment
BennyboyFUCK8 2 years ago
I just installed a Fire Sentry just like the one in the video in my room a few days ago. Don't let the small size fool you, that thing is loud!
nsgevo89 4 years ago 2
yeah that last one is a first alert form the early 80s
rockowns100 4 years ago
AWESOME!!! That Firex sounds louder than the Code One and the Fire Sentry.I love the sound of those old First Alerts, especially the ones that make a 120 Hz. buzz like an Edwards 870 or 874 AdaptaHorn
bi0boy 4 years ago
It sounds more like a 450D than a 874.
874s sound entirely different.
gewehrmeister3777 4 years ago
That last one reminds me of my grade 2 teacher Mrs. Durrant.
MikerWL 4 years ago 2
Yeah, we have the new First Alert ones, code 3 interconnected, they are the ones with 2 clear buttons at the side and lines around the edges. They are nice, though.
soccerdude7330 4 years ago
The oldest one in the lower-right is by Probe. Ask NLind about it. He knows. ;)
NewAgeServer 4 years ago
That's an old First Alert/Smoke Alert
NLind 4 years ago 2
Who the BEEP rated my comment as a -1? It was just a thought about what it is!
NewAgeServerAlarm 4 years ago
I have that exact same Firex Alarm at my house. Well, they are all interconnected to sound at the same time.
SilentXKnight5204 4 years ago
OUrs are all interconnected also, but we replaced that one cuz even though we cleaned, it still like to go off at 3am
alarm56 4 years ago
the pulsed beeping is called the 4/6 pattern. The big one with the electromechanical horn is an old First Alert. I'ts a good thing that old First Alert is no longer installed. Ionization smoke detectors typically have a sensing life of 10 years. But thy're still cool to keep in a collection.
Federal3t22 4 years ago
Yeah, the bottom two were found in my great grandparents house. My great grandma had died and my great grandpa is now living with my grandparents. We found them while cleaning out there house.
alarm56 4 years ago