Fire Alarm Test 3

This is a test of my new Silent Knight IFP-1000 panel. For some reason, it doesn't set off the Wheelock DV-200 Panel, which leads me to believe that they aren't compatible with each other. After 1/29/09, this system was disassembled and replaced with new wiring (with the control panels still not compatible of course.) WARNING!: Strobe lights used in this video. I am not responsible for anything bad that happens. View at your own risk!

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Alarm
• Drill
• EST
• Evacuation
• Fire
• Genesis
• IFP-1000
• Knight
• Silent
• Speaker
• Voice
• Wheelock

[Vanool35]

What was the alarm that made the "bo-WHACK" noise

[Voyage400]

@Vanool35 That was the DV-200 voice evac panel playing thru the speaker.

[shadowlord325]

The first sound, could you send it to me, please? I can send you my e-mail address through a private message.

[Voyage400]

What is your email address? Send in private message.

[coolkid2676]

Can you send me the sound?

[102Help]

god that sounded creepy and erie just like from a horror film before a killing

[Voyage400]

How can I send it to you? Please help me here.

[pivotous]

can you send it to me? i'm planning on making a tone card(like a siren driver, but like Federal Signal's SelecTone drivers.) with this tone on it.

[Voyage400]

I made it myself using a tone generator and voice synthesizer. I got the idea of the tone from the first Resident Evil film when the fire alarm system was activated, that's when that sound was played.

[Voyage400]

It was an old Wheelock alarm with a translucent horizontal strobe