Sears Early One (GuardION) 439.57303 Smoke Detector w/ Heat Sensor | Unbox & Test
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- Review and test of a vintage Sears Early One smoke/heat detector.
This smoke detector was made by Cerberus Pyrotronics, Inc. and rebranded Sears Roebuck & Co under their 'Early One' line of household smoke alarms. It is a relabeled Pyr-A-Larm GuardION model FB-1A, with a different cover design specifically for Sears and the added 135° heat sensor. This unit is from around 1980 and contains a Kobishi CLB-27 brass mechanical squealer horn. Neat old alarm.
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Cool unit and high pitched for a Sears unit. Rare as well as it is from 1980 and has a squealer horn,
yesssssss he uploaded!!
Very rare sears model to be seen currently. Not on a stupid high level but it's really cool seeing Cerberus Pyrotronics (Guardion) made heat sensor versions of their FB-1A. Makes me wonder if there's a legit FB-1A with a heat sensor built in.
I feel like someone found a heat sensor FB-1A somewhere in a house? Or maybe it was a catalog/newspaper ad. Either way I definitely have seen a picture of one before.
I saw the ebay listing. And on the description hilariously referred to my video of this model :)
Apparently, the seller did some research and apparently found my video according to him saying youtube and I was the only person to post a video of this exact model. So based on that logic, I'm famous... :/
@@Vintagesmokealarmsmedia moogle is more famous than you are lol
My great grandparents had one of these and I was able to set it off with a balloon. However it did not have the heat sensor but had a LED light. I about got a hold of it but they threw it out.
now a days can't find any heat detecting residential alarms at hardware stores - it is a specialty product i only see on manufacturer's websites and heat only, not combo. i admit on a ionization alarm the heat detector doesn't make sense because ion would pick up flaming fire pretty quick. could make sense combined with a photoelectric.
True and also these days they only make standalone heat alarms, not combination smoke/heat alarms.
They still make heat + smoke models but it is mainly for security system smoke alarms. Take a 5808LST for example
@@Alarmo05221 they don't make residential heat/smoke alarms from what I have researched
@@BAFVintage yeah, security system detectors are residential in some installations or commercial, but the standard hardwired detectors, they do not offer it anymore.
gotta love being an annoying little bastard to be commenting only 26 seconds into the video, but i do reckon its a nifty thing
Beautiful old ass smoke alarm form 1636-1038