That makes it even worse I feel.
the kid literally tampered with the system and could cause a trouble on the panel.
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Isn’t doing something like that highly illegal? If it isn’t, I think doing something like that should get you put inside the Contraption.
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UPDATE: More than 2 weeks later, the SpectrAlert is still hanging from the ceiling and the keys are still in the key switch. Also, I noticed a bunch of poinsettias blocking a fire extinguisher. I thought about asking the florist, “Umm, if a fire were to break out right now, how would I get to that extinguisher? There is literally a pile of flowers blocking it!”
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out of all the other places on the wall why there
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I see the fail. It’s est
well that too lol It will probably fail that math final too
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I thought I told you not to paint the fire alarm? There were two more of these inside, but the system was upgraded to an addressable Fire-Lite system and they were replaced by a bunch of ceiling mount L-Series.
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I wonder why they never replaced that outdoor one and if it’s still hooked up.
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Tsk tsk tsk, people still don’t know that installing est stuff is against code
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EST:
Every
Single
Trouble
EST:
Eat
Umm… poop
Technologies
Is the cover open? Also seems like there is a ground fault as well.
To be fair, it looks like it is a Vesda problem. Aka a Honeywell problem.
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It was locked when I found it in the lobby, but an active supervisory and multiple troubles is not something to be ignored.
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Found a newer Genesis in my school that has the cover on wrong. Notice the candela Indicator isn’t there. What I mean by newer is that it was installed in 2021.
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The horn would also not sound well on it as it’d be mostly covered up. It shouldn’t also have the exposed wire that can be tampered with.
It’s an open ceiling. The wire runs on the upper side of the rafter after leaving the backbox. I forgot to mention the piezo being covered.