you are so lucky to get to do what you do. i remember the one time i got to pull the fire alarm for the drill [with permission from the principle] even though i knew i had permission, i still felt like i was gonna get in trouble because it went against everything i knew about fire alarms
Some of the SpectrAlert Classic remote strobes don't have the fire lettering on the left and right side, and just have the fire lettering where you look it at directly. Normally they have the fire lettering on the left, and right side and on the side where you look at it directly. I think this might be a factory error
@@IAMNOTSCARED.-wg3wm Its most likely a Canadian model because you can add the French fire lettering stickers that say "FEU" on the left and right sides of the device
I had visitors in my house and said two things “He works for the school district and tests fire alarms, and one of them had all SpectrAlert Advances, so imagine having to listen to that all day,” and “There is like a bajillion SD354 smoke detectors”
Nice system! I like the looks of those Notifier MPS pulls with the dual flap. Now what would the Wheelock bells be replaced with if they’re weren’t functioning, like the few you came across?
@@nics-systems-electric nothing wrong with Horn strobes as long as people know that they are. Here in America we have lots of horn strobes, we also have talking fire alarms, You can find videos by looking up "voice Evac fire alarm" Be warned that most of them are made by the 2 brands you dislike
@@J19_vlogger74 notifier and firelite also make voice evac systems as far as I know in most of Canada they are only required in a building with a height of more than 80 m some provinces might be getting more strict though
canada still uses bells to this day, everyone over there are so used to them that some people don't even know that the new horn strobes are even fire alarms
I've always wondered why some classics were made with no side lettering and a bolder font. makes sense that it's a Canadian classic!
Are these videos taking place in Canada?
@@Djevan41598 Yes, That’s were Pickle700 lives.
you are so lucky to get to do what you do. i remember the one time i got to pull the fire alarm for the drill [with permission from the principle] even though i knew i had permission, i still felt like i was gonna get in trouble because it went against everything i knew about fire alarms
Awesome vid! And those metal notifier pulls look like a pain to reset ngl! And the panel seems more of like a nfs-640 due to the older keypad version
As someone who has one of them, I can say they are a pain to reset
Yes it is a 640
Nice, gotta love the 640!
Some of the SpectrAlert Classic remote strobes don't have the fire lettering on the left and right side, and just have the fire lettering where you look it at directly. Normally they have the fire lettering on the left, and right side and on the side where you look at it directly. I think this might be a factory error
Not sure unless there’s a difference in the Canadian model if that’s a thing
In Canada
@@IAMNOTSCARED.-wg3wm Its most likely a Canadian model because you can add the French fire lettering stickers that say "FEU" on the left and right sides of the device
This is really cool finally a Notifier System!! Awesome video!! Stay safe and have fun!
I had visitors in my house and said two things “He works for the school district and tests fire alarms, and one of them had all SpectrAlert Advances, so imagine having to listen to that all day,” and “There is like a bajillion SD354 smoke detectors”
Nice system! I like the looks of those Notifier MPS pulls with the dual flap. Now what would the Wheelock bells be replaced with if they’re weren’t functioning, like the few you came across?
Wheelock still makes the bells
They would be replaced with Edwards MB10-24’s
seeing that there are system sensor strobes,
I don’t know
The Notifier MPS-950B kinda looks like the Life Safety MS-51U pull station
Good morning @@nics-systems-electric
Nice system good job on testing it also why us there only balls not horn strobes
Because it’s Canada so horn strobes were never commonly used up to a couple years ago
@@nics-systems-electric Oh okay
Balls
Did you test all devices?? Cool pull stations but hard to reset them! Have fun! ...
Yes we tested everything not everything on camera though
Oh this is the system you did that battery change on
Yes it is
my school has the same smoke detectors, only just there's a lot less
Why Canada still use bells
They don’t anymore
@@nics-systems-electric oh, i thought you made a video on it
@@J19_vlogger74 they still exist I just haven’t seen them installed in a little while at this point
@@nics-systems-electric nothing wrong with Horn strobes as long as people know that they are. Here in America we have lots of horn strobes, we also have talking fire alarms, You can find videos by looking up "voice Evac fire alarm"
Be warned that most of them are made by the 2 brands you dislike
@@J19_vlogger74 notifier and firelite also make voice evac systems as far as I know in most of Canada they are only required in a building with a height of more than 80 m some provinces might be getting more strict though
Model of the pulls are mps 950b
@NIC'S - SYSTEMS & ELECTRIC i didn't know they have smoke exhaust fans. wonder where they're mounted and how they're mounted
Nope not this one this school does not have any only my school and the other new high school have them that is it
@@nics-systems-electric Oh ok. when you tested the ones that are roof mounted did you feel the suction from the fans since you were a bit closer?
Those wheelock bells don’t sound healthy. Cool system and great testing video!👍🏻
Edit: 8:50 they should fix this pull
The pin just slid out I put it back in
I was suprised they used bells in a new school, I thought bells were only used in the 60’s
canada still uses bells to this day, everyone over there are so used to them that some people don't even know that the new horn strobes are even fire alarms
What's that beeping in the background? Trouble on a DSC security system?
Yes
Good video
at my school theres these old alarms that say “f.o.s” on the side
Ahh, it’s a Fedral Signals FOS!
Cool
Nice School! Is that an elementary school or middle school.. I heard the mention of kindergarten but I also saw a woodshop
notifier does cool relay flashes
hate to be that one guy but its not the 2-640 is just the nfs-640
It should’ve been called the Honeywell system
Were there Edwards 439d in the expansion area?
No mb10-24 or mircon
@@nics-systems-electric I thought there were 439Ds in this building. Thanks for helping
It sounded like some of the bells were dying
Most of them are lol
@@nics-systems-electricWheeloxk?
Nice fire alarm 🙂👍🏻
do you know the name of the smoke detectors
FSP-851
@@nics-systems-electric Thanks!
why do the places in your area often use bells and not horn strobes
Because it’s Canada and horn strobes we’re not commonly used up to a couple years ago
@@nics-systems-electric ok interesting
@@youraveragerat1280 fun fact, some people don't recognize horns strobes as fire alarms
15:36 is that a fishing pole?
No that’s the telescoping pole that we have the smoke tester on
Where do you get that magnet and poll?
I know the pole was just a painting pole Not sure about the magnet
That's very loud
You got permission to do it but remember not to pull it unless there is a real fire or if you have permission to do it or else you could go to jail.
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Police lights video
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