Fire Alarm Fails

At least it’s disconnected by the looks of it.

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Got discontinued when it happened!! :rofl:

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That appears to be a FireX i4618AC.


Painted ESL 709

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I just went there today and it looks like the issue did not actually get fixed.

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NOT GOOD SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO[quote=“Alex Robbins aka AschTheWolf, post:7, topic:9740, full:true, username:Alex_Robbins”]
System Sensor L-Series on the ceiling at a store on Mackinac Island.


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Welcome to the Forums! Whoever planned that L-Series install needs to be FIRE-d.

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That’s not really a fail.

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Triple fail? Potentially rare smoke alarm went missing and the bracket looks painted and taped.

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Okay, now I found a poopooing 9806 in a house on homes.com that’s stuck in a wall. :cry:

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Not a fail, also unrelated question, how old are you? (Writing and spelling style does not suggest over 13)

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I think that’s a Federal 350B buzzer, possibly tied into a security system

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Unfortunately I can’t really share that exact info but I’m a sophomore in high school if that helps. I just like to use words involving “poopoo” because it’s funny in my opinion.

That’s interesting… does that mean it also runs on 60hz AC power since it’s a buzzer?

yep, probably more than likely AC powered

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i didnt ask you… i asked the kid who was in all caps spouting nonsense

This is 4 feet off of the ground

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It would work well as an ADA doorbell if it’s interconnected to a strobe! Fire detection is just a bonus.

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Yeah also this is the newest smoke in this house the other being older Kidde i90’s

wats rong with spelin in capital letors.

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