I know! It was just a stupid wish. I would have been charged for theft if I did.
I dreamed about having an MS-4, but when I woke up, I was like “NOOOOOOOOO”.
I had a dream about a Johnson Controls IFC2-3030 system with JBG-12LXs and L-Series in a hideous McMansion somewhere in Tennessee. It was very vivid and looked exactly like the real life versions.
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Guess I got something. Had a dream a bit ago when my school’s Simplex 4002 system got replaced by a mix of a Silent Knight panel and a Simplex panel that doesn’t exist irl. Devices weren’t up yet and the old 4002 was still active.
JCI is in Memphis TN! Near me.
One time during spring break, I had a dream that my school’s AV devices got replaced by voice evac devices, and turns out it was true. When I went to the elementary building for art class irl, many spectalert classics got replaced by Hochiki rebranded speaker strobes and later on, the spectralert advanceds got replaced. Only one spectralert classic remains and it is 3rd gen, which explains why the elementary building had spectralert advanceds as well. They also added Hochiki SOE-24 conventional smoke detectors in that parts of the building that had no i3s. But this is not over. My middle/highschool building also got the Hochiki voice evac upgrade on the silent knight system. All the spectralert advanced devices were removed, and many nacs were relocated. I still see a lot of system sensor mounting brackets with no alarms on them, dangling on the wires.
Sorry. The new products were Potter products. Not Hochiki. But Potter and Hochiki are both making the same design for their latest smoke detector. They also rebrand gentex devices to this day.
Had One Last Night Where I Invited The Fire Department Over To Inspect The System In Where I Went To For Junior High, Which Had A Mirtone 7800, For The Pulls, They Were A Mix Of Mircom MS-401s And Mirtone 73303s, For Smokes, There Where System Sensor 2400s, And Edwards 6250 Series, For Heats, All Edwards 281 Series, For NAs, General Signal MB10-24s, Notifier KMS-10-24-VDC-Ps, Wheelock MT-24-LSMs (High Volume, Hi-Lo), System Sensor MASS (High Volume, 1200 Interrupted), Wheelock MB-G10-24s, Simplex 2901-9722s, And Potter MBA-10-24s. The Building Is Sprinklered, And The Bell For That Is A Mircom BL-10B. While We Were Using The Torch To Test An Edwards 281, We Accidently Popped A Sprinkler Head. We Eventually Got The 281 Activated, But Did It Permanently, In Other Words, We Popped The Disc. I Had To Run Down To The Sprinkler Tree, Which Was In The Janitor’s Office, Near The Cafeteria, And Shut Off The Line That Was Activated. I Then Had To Replace The Heat Detector Which We Permanently Activated. Thankfully, The NACs Were Disabled. It Was A Saturday, So No Students Were Around. We Had Already Told Dispatch That This Was Only An Inspection, And Not To Send Anymore Firemen. I Then Told The Chief, “I Am Going To Enable The NACs, And Do An Audible Walk Around. I Am Going To Record What Happened And Upload It To YouTube. Once I Hit Record, I Am Going To Re-Alarm.” I Hit Record, Did A Re-Alarm Using A Pull Station, Once The System Activated, I Reset Said Pull Station, Then Ran Around The Whole Building, Making Sure Every NA Was Sounding Healthy, After All Of That, I Ran Down To The Sprinkler Room, And Checked If The Flow Switch That We Tripped Was Reset. It Was, So I Ran To The Main Panel (In The Principal’s Office), And Hit Silence. I Disabled The NACs Again And Continued The Inspection.