Aldi's fire alarm test.
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2015
- Just a short video of me testing the fire alarm system. Fire Lite MS9050UD addressable system. 1 smoke, 4 pull stations , 2 duct detectors, 1 waterfowl and 1 supervisory zone. Horn/Strobes are System Sensor.
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The Walmart I used to work at had a fire alarm system sounding just like that. It was an addressable Fire-Lite MS-9600UDLS system, with SpectrAlert Advance horn/strobes on Code-3. I remember in the storeroom/receiving/maintenance area, it sure was loud and obnoxious, but in the break room it wasn't as bad, even with a horn/strobe installed right in there (maybe it was set on "low" volume?)
wileyk209zback cool I think it's creepy to have fire drills in buildings with big ceilings like Walmart
They don't do drills per se Emilio Melendez they will however, do tests every so often. Usually the alarm company will have an employee get on the PA and say something like "Attention Walmart customers and associates! We are conducting a sprinkler and fire alarm test, please disregard any fire alarms heard until further notice. We apologize for the inconvenience. THIS IS ONLY A TEST!"
I never would have thought that there would be fire alarms in the freezer lol
They have to considering the walls in a freezer are a few feet thick in some instances. Cell phones don't always get reception in their either. They were probably installed to make sure that anyone in the freezer is able to hear it should the system go off.
Lol ikr
Me too
It makes sense
Lol I agree
FUN FACT: Aldi is a german store and it stands for "ALbrecht DIscount" nice video BTW
And English
USfireFan also, ASDA was founded in Leeds and stands for ASsociated DAiries
Yeah, they have aldis in Germany and the uk
I knew
fire alarm in freezer: brrr brrr brrr 🥶
It's a good thing that the SpectrAlert Advances is the freezer are weatherproof versions so they can survive In temperature conditions from -40°F to 150°F
@MeilinLeePG3D to notify occupants in a fire emergency
@MeilinLeePG3D I don’t think they will, they have weatherproof versions in the freezer like Joey Caridi said, it can survive -40° to 150°
We have the very same unit that was, installed last year at Lowes Foods in Garner, NC. Let me tell you, it's fing loud that it rips everyone elses ears off including mine. Not only that, but it scares the living hell out of my co-workers too as well. We've had our yearly fire alarm testing almost 3 weeks ago on a Thursday morning, the technician guys were there (very kind lads) that took their time to understand my Autism Aspburger disability. To tell you the truth, I couldn't always handle any loud certain noises like the big fire alarm systems. I'm a 40 year old woman with a disability, it's very hard for me to work with loud noises etc. I can handle a smoke detector so, that's not a problem me! Anyways, great work on your video!!!!!! Anita Augenti
Cool how you started the test with a water flow. That looked like low pleasure though. I am used to seeing higher pressures than that.
that valve you see me open is supposed to simulate 1 sprinkler head open. When you have just 1 head open, that's about the amount of water that would be coming out. when you see people testing and more water comes out, they are using a normal valve to open it all the way. this new valve actually tests to make sure the flow switch activate with low flow within the allotted time. if you turn the valve on full blast, more water is flowing so the sprinkler flow would activate quicker.
My aldi looks just like that one, but it only has 1 system sensor spectralert advance, which is right next to the fire alarm annunciator where the cashiers are. And the freezer area has 6" bells, odd because my aldi isn't that old.
0:33 rip
I have the exact at same system at my Aldi! Only the freezer alarms were PC2RK’s and not PC2W’s with a skirt backbox.
0:36 looks like that green display and light that's likely some sort of Honeywell/ADT 6160 or 6160V security keypad (Its above the BG-12)
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No
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That's called a fire alarm Announciator. It's a fire lite Ann-80. And the pull is a fire lite BG-12LX
No.. If you pause the video at 0:36 that clearly the green LED means that the security system is ready to arm. And that green display on a white housing thats the ADT/honeywell/ademco 6160/6160v security keypad not a fire alarm keypad. Now the ann-80 has a red housing and its clearly visible toward the end
@@UltimateManager But there is no BG-12L right there.
Thanks, for the upload
Not the chocolates 😂
God Dammit. They listened to my Mixtape again.
-_-
Is saying GD really necessary?
Blue lives matter is obviously cristan
I mean, its this song is fire!
@@Maxverstappenislife dang right i am.. GD is the one phrase I can't stand
I see the cardboard baler, pretty cool
in 3rd and 4th grade, my school's fire alarm sounded like that, it gave me anxiety every single day and i would constantly hold my fingers in my ears all day long. I don't get how other kids at school didn't get bothered by it -_-.
Just a short question, do you know what type of fire alarm sounds two whoops between the horns? We had one in my old elementary school in the main hall. It was there when I left, which was 2012, I'm sure.
an Audi's just opened near me in Souderton PA
The new one by Ross in Longview?
I'm guessing the room at 2:02 is the employees break/lunch room?
I see you everywhere!
That's kinda cool, so do you do other inspections at other stores or places as well?? Or no??
I do
Is the purpose of the waterflow zone specifically for that test valve? If not, what would be a real alarm scenario triggered by water flow?
If a sprinkler somewhere in the building activated in response to a fire, water would flow in the sprinkler system. Thus when a "waterflow" detector activates, the fire alarm panel reads this as a sprinkler has activated to suppress a fire somewhere in the building.
is this the store that just reopened in Illinois
Is this a new store that recently opened?
To be honest, I'm terrified of bein alone somewhere with fire alarms goin off. Idk why, but the though of it just scares me.
Do you guys install any smoke detectors is stores like this?
Why did you spam the reset button on the annunciator?
there are fire alarms on the sealing
Because they are so *L O U D*
@@exitsign893 wtf does that have to do with his question dumbface
Maybe he thought that was the proper way to reset it. The thing I'd like to know is why it didn't beep when all 5 indicators lit up.
The new Wal-Mart Neighborhood Markets that they set up in my area last year have those things.
I went to an Aldi today on Wednesday February 1st 2023 and they had the same alarms but they're in all white and the system is Bosch Radionics with Bosch T-Bar pull stations and one Fire-Lite BG-12L pull station
Nice system. Wow, this looks like a newer ALDI. The ones in and near my town are a lot smaller than this. By any chance, is this one located in Rockford, IL? I saw one that looked a lot bigger in Rockford last time we went out to visit family, although I didn't go inside to check it out.
this one is in Quincy, IL
+armorsecsys I see. I think the one in Rockford is pretty similar to this one.
+msj191961 You can tell this is a new ALDI, because all of the new buildings for some reason have the loudest fire alarms that dont need to even be that loud. They could just stick with a 4903 system...
Cool
I saw a tiny 1 in the bathroom
I go to this aldi, great for me.
Was this alarm test before the the store opened for business hours or was the the store brand new before the grand opening? because there were no customers
New construction finish-up?
Lol nice :)
This is on broadway street
You know what, that flow detector took way too long to activate imo.
TheJakeman789 Yeah when the video started we Should’ve heard it blaring. Thats not good if that ever activated again who know how long it will take.
I test the sprinkler system at Sainsbury’s (big supermarket) every week and it takes 2-3 minutes of water flow for the alarm to go off. The test valve is only opened half way, not to the full drain, so that might be why it takes so long for the alarm.
There is normally a small delay installed to cater for variations in mains water pressure to help reduce/prevent unwanted activations on a wet system
Nice Vid.
I Have A Little Aldi Supermarket,Too.
i love fire alarms
Spector alert advance cleaning strobes
Code 3 is a very popular coding option
Is that the Aldi's store in Garner, NC? It's across from the Lowes Foods Grocery store that I work at by the way.
nope. it's in IL
Oh ok, thank you for your response! :)
+armorsecsys Illinois
Judging by the synchronization and the annunciator saying “Initializing… Please Wait”, this is an addressable Fire Lite MS9200UDLS fire alarm system.
It's a 9050UD
Cool
Sounds like the SpectrAlert Advances in my school.
ALDI ONLY FOR sydney
fire alarm drills?
I have a System Sensor SCR in my collection.
I did not know they had Aldi in America
Our Aldi has system sensor scrl and pc2rl or pc4rl horn/strobes and remote strobes.(L series)
Your Aldi must've gotten remodeled recently as the L-Series are brand new I believe in 2017
Our aldi was remodeled in 2017
Why are there us alarms in a uk building?
the fire alarm starts at 0:34
Why does draining water cause the alarm to go off?
Blue Lives Matter Because this is a sprinkler system.
Omg system test in a shopping this shop wip?
Unfortunately, my local Aldi store doesn’t have fire alarms.
what is the water about in the beginning
He's testing the flow switch for the sprinkler system. The switch has a delay timer (up to 90 seconds) to avoid false alarms from water surges and so on. If you watch in the video once the alarms sound after he goes back inside you can see him turn the test/inspect switch. It's required that once a year the sprinkler systems are checked for pressure and flushed out.
The model of the ceiling mount spectalert adavence is pc2r and the ceiling mount remote strobe model is scr and the freezer room the model of the spectalert adavence with a weather proof back box is pc2rk
FIRE
I litterly go to this aldi with my parents somtimes!!! Really, i do.
When I was in school there is a fire like a real one and it turns out it was just a water leak and they had To pull the fire alarm and they cant just done it over the loudspeaker which is kind of stupid everybody was freaking out and plus it was twice it happened in a a row and is the fire apartment did come why couldn’t they just called the plumber?
They didn't pull it necessarily Sprinkler systems have to maintain a certain pressure if the water pressure drops below a certain level or if there is a leak in the system the flow switch for the fire alarm triggers the system.
Can you put a mechanical horn on a addressable panel i all ways wondered if you can put 2903s 9838s 9833s 4903 9102s or 4903 9215 and other 90s/80s and 70s devices on addressable panels
You can use mechanical horns on an adressable panel. Just male sure the panel doesn't output FWR otherwise the horns will sound raspy, a good adressable panel to use mechanical horns is the Fire-Lite MS-9600UDLS System as it outputs filtered DC
@@joeycaridi3030 or like the 4010 or 4100es
But why do these alarms have spectralert advanced horns?
Thats the company that makes the alarm system.
I thought Aldi was only in England
They need an addressable system for all that?
it's standard for all stores now.
plus it's easier to wire.
@@armorsecsys Addressable Systems are more expensive than Conventional Systems
Never knew you had Aldi in north america! The German did not waste time export their concept store....
its amazing!
Ive never been to aldi before
That store is german i think so :/
Me: "Mom, I really have to pee!"
Mom: "Wait until we get home!"
Me when I get home: 0:00
What would drain be used for??
Draining out the old water in the sprinkler system that sits there unused forever.
Yea I kinda figured that, but I wasn't sure. Thanks
Dfordium this might be a stupid question. What's the point of fire alarms on the ceiling?
There is really no difference. They can be more visible and or people have pictures or something on the wall that they don't want a fire alarm to mess up.
The drain is actually a test cock, that triggers the alarm after water flow is detected. Or can also be used to drain the system down when performing maintenance, but most sprinkler systems remain charged ready for use. As for strobes on the ceiling, this is more common in the US. Not the UK.
Is this store is closing?
Andy’s Retail Exploration NO! Finishing the new constructions.
why no heat detectors
Spectralert advances
How loud are these?
VERY! we have those at the Walmart where I work and I've been through two tests. Those things will wake the dead.
i have system sensors at my school and i hate system sensors. cus they're loud as crap.
Caleb Hamilton Gaming same I hate them too even though I never hear them in person
Bruh they are fire alarms what do you expect
We just have old edwards alarms on FWR so they sound horrible lol
System sensor notification appliances are cheaper, more reliable, and easier to install than Simplex though. Simplex true alerts tend to have horn inductors that fail and they require a special junction box from simplex. However, you can mount simplex, EST, and Wheelock notification appliances in a standard junction box.
A 9806 is 100 db lol
The alarms are the advances
what is that water?
the fire sprinkler system its how you test them
What kind of panel is it
I was thinking was a firelite ms4?
+firealarm man No, the MS-4 is a 4 zone conventional, while the 9050 is a 50-point addressable panel.
Is this the Barcode anti theft alarm ?
No That is called EAS which stands for Electronic Article Surveillance thats when you walk out and beep this is the Fire alarm to let you know there is an emergency in the building. Everyone needs to evacuate.
Lol you have ALDI in the USA... :D
What was happening in the beginning
He was testing the sprinkler system activator. In this building it looks like when the sprinkler is drained enough, it will set off the alarm.
Actually, he's opening the valve to simulate the activation of a sprinkler head somewhere in the building. Once a sprinkler deploys or the test valve opens, water flows through the central pipe and activates a waterflow detector that sets off the fire alarm.
Sorry guys the fire alarn is going off dollor store becuse car engine off
Fire alarm in a freezer? It’s because what if there was a fire in another part of the building? Huh?
I don’t like how everytime I enter a store they just have spectralert advances
what's with the water?
To drain out the old water from the sprinklers
@@armaniwilliams5752 No basically the water pressure simulates a sprinkler activating and then the water flow switch triggers the alarm.
Okay
System Sensor PC2R SCR SR P2R
Do you work there
why cant i hear anything anymore??? THIS ok i better now
0:33 RIP Headphone Users!
My elementary school had spectalert advance horns outside and gentex commander 3's
Wait aldi in the US
My high school has specteralrert advances they loud af
My school had wheelock zns and as and i can burp louder than them and in elementary school the 9838s were bad it was so loud due to brick walls and lockers so i had go out before drills and i have a 9840 and it is loud as the spect alert advance lol and that school had it on march time
1:02
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Walmart is the same way
looks like they put led lights
@Mike Graham the l series was not invented at the time nor does system sensor have led series alarms
@@FireTech7 i was talking about the store lights lol. I'm questioning myself after looking back at this comment
@@Kirby7601 oh lol
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is this usa aldi
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Fire alarm starts at 0:43
An alarm in a freezer. Like what the hell
on a weatherproof backbox wtf
+sniffsniff16 Freezers tend to have a lot of insulation and even block out cell signals in a lot of cases so he probably put one in there to make sure that people can hear it while they are putting stuff into or taking stuff out of the freezer