Cerberus Pyrotronics was bought by Faraday, which in turn was bought by Siemens. So it's a matter of different divisions of the same company using the same product, just like what the various Honeywell divisions do now with the System Sensor signals and the BG-12 pulls. Though with that said, there were also some non-Siemens-related companies that used these horns, like FCI and National Time. Also, these horns are basically an earlier version of the U-MMT with a different grille and strobe.
I was gonna be like "wonder if these sound like the UMMT on FWR."
As the video was loading, and soon my question was answered!
basically old ummts
@@michaelgrahamwongacutemadness Those aren’t older than the UMMT
@@alexandersalarms5380 unless these are the similar tri tone ones then these use an almost identical circuit as the ummt
mixed continuous and code 3 alarms.
Calling the fire trucks
I hear a Spectralert Advance!
The old fos horn strobes
Uh This Child Is Having Nightmares About Fire Alarms In Fool
Me ?
@@West_Kootenay_railfan Yeah
@@johnfowler9691 i don't have nightmares of fire alarm's. Haha
Spectralert Advances And Older Simplex Fire Alarms
The old horns are by siemens or faraday
@@RaccoonAlarmsVosgra the one you see in the video is Cerberus Pyrotronics.
It's actually an FCI rebrand
Probably a Spectralert Advance and FCI Horn strobes
I’m pretty sure there are FCI/Faraday
Geez those things sound loud
Why
Did you ever find out what set the system off?
I didn't but we assume it was accidental or a drill
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I always wonder why they sound like the ummt units.
Because those were also made by Faraday. Siemens just rebranded many of them
@@exoticcar5482 I really don’t understand why alarm companies rebrand others, it doesn’t make sense at all
@@alexgilbert2 Actually if you study business economics, it does make sense. This practice is a part of what's known as business relations
@@exoticcar5482 thank you for the further information, I will try to learn more about it.
Cerberus Pyrotronics was bought by Faraday, which in turn was bought by Siemens. So it's a matter of different divisions of the same company using the same product, just like what the various Honeywell divisions do now with the System Sensor signals and the BG-12 pulls. Though with that said, there were also some non-Siemens-related companies that used these horns, like FCI and National Time.
Also, these horns are basically an earlier version of the U-MMT with a different grille and strobe.
This is why I avoid these kinds of complexes
Wym why?
Sounds like a Siemens ummt
Used to see those FCI horn strobes at ShopRite, until they replaced the system 🥲