Conventional Fire Alarm System Demo Board - Testing Detector and MCPs

Here’s a little board I made consisting of a 1996 Gent 3260-04/75580-04NMB, Menvier branded Fulleon Roshni (older moulding 32 tone microchip), C&S Yodalarm YO5/SF/HF, Global Fire Equipment Valkyrie CS, KAC World Series WR2072-SR470/680 (can’t remember which one), Preussag KAC Series 2 KR9/470, Menvier MBG914 (older version originally made by Tann Synchronome I think), KAC MCP1A (MCP/WCP Series), Fulleon CXL Universal and an Apollo Series 60.
Thanks for Watching.

[@User_FoxyFurry]

Those older KAC call points can have a plastic resettable element apparently

[@alarmmuseum]

Yes they can. They also made a dedicated resettable version of the World Series, the World Series Resettable.

[@User_FoxyFurry]

@@alarmmuseum nice
Also I should really redo the video of my Optima XM6 but I can't be bothered to as we never use it unless the power comes back on after a power cut

[@User_FoxyFurry]

@@alarmmuseum although tbh, if you ever did get an Optima XM6, hook up a Volumatic Flashguard with a custom MEB Alarms logo

[@hmsirensandfirealarms]

Amazing system test! Is that also a Hochiki sounder?

[@alarmmuseum]

Thanks! It’s a GFE Valkyrie. All devices are in the description.

[@svont3games11]

Another Banger, Another Banger from AlarmMuseum.

[@TheMagebear]

This is exactly what I want to build for my granddaughter to help her overcome her fear of sirens/alarms.

[@alarmmuseum]

That’s a great idea! All you need is a sounder, a call point (break glass unit) and a battery. You can make a simple circuit with the call point acting as a switch blocking the current from reaching the sounder until it is activated.

[@Elliotgh2836]

I can't hear the roshni sounder

[@alarmmuseum]

It’s on low volume. Also it’s doing continuous and it’s the same pitch as the one of the tones on the yodalarm.

[@Elliotgh2]

Have you got any apollo xp95 fire alarms

[@alarmmuseum]

Yeah I have quite a few.

[@babyfuncreater]

Yeeeeeeeeeees!

[@PedroHenriquealves-2016]

🎉

[@MosesMarcusMariusMoses-be6os]

Ok good❤

[@Elliotgh2836]

The yodalarm ya50 is the loudest

[@alarmmuseum]

I turned down the volume on this YO5 here. I think the older more analogue Yodalarms are louder than the 32 tone microchip versions. The old metal one I have is stupidly loud for a fire sounder. Possibly the loudest sounder in my whole fire collection?

[@bkwesland]

Where are you from

[@alarmmuseum]

England, UK.

[@FinlaysFireSystemsElectrical]

Very Thursday panel

[@mrfirealarmhead360]

😂when I heard the beep I thought it was a gent xenex

[@alarmmuseum]

This panel is the predecessor of the Xenex, hence why it sounds the same. Also, the model of this (13260/75580) and the model of the Xenex (13270/75585) show the Xenex replaced this.

[@The-creator-of-good-videos-15]

So, one call point sets off all of the alarms, and one smoke alarm sets off all of the alarms… interesting… I’m not sure if it’s supposed to do that. Or something… Idk.

[@alarmmuseum]

This is what it’s meant to do. One detection device activates the whole system to get everyone out of the building. Pretty much every fire alarm system works this way.

[@The-creator-of-good-videos-15]

@@alarmmuseum So every fire alarm system works just like that? Okay, then… if that’s what it’s supposed to do, I guess… or something… maybe.

[@cjplvnv]

Sounds good morning tahere let me ask you about this order and

[@alarmmuseum]

Sorry?

[@rahmakilani5863]

😮😮😮😮😂

[@evgeniyglinskich]

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