Really? Huh…wonder if that means that the Integrity-series remains in production for the Asian market (albeit with LEDs).
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or Chinese knockoff device
I’m going to assume that’s not the case, but maybe (especially going by the strobe’s design).
Here’s my answer to the great meme reset…
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Example: The notifier key doesn’t go into the ms 2 evenly though people said it did (at least mine doesn’t)
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Me: Mom, can I get an MT-24-LSM?
Mom: No, we already have an MT-24-LSM at home.
The MT-24-LSM at home:
Fire-Lite in 2027 be like…
Railfan + fire alarm memes =
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Now those are some good & clever memes (AKA making memes that actually make sense at face value (for the most part at least).
Note though: Honeywell is likely the one who made the decision to change the logo, not Fire-Lite themselves (especially with Fire-Lite being basically nothing more than a brand of theirs nowdays & Honeywell’s logo being the one most emphasized in the new version).
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made this cuz of me btw
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I thought Honeywell owned Fire-Lite…
Yes, they do, which is why they would have likely been the ones to make the decision on the logo revamp.
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Tht’s not the dust cover for a Hochiki “wiffleball” smoke detector is it?
Both of my System Sensor 24xx detectors came with this, that is what I though too.
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Omg it’s a REDneck! 
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That’s probably in the top 3 of the best in this thread if not the winner. What makes it even funnier is that the 7002T was introduced in the 70s so it’s an old alarm just like rednecks lol
Actually that one’s the second gen version so that’s at least 1984, also funny
on the left is my 7002t-24 and on the right is my 7002t-12
Oh that’s interesting, you have both the 12 and 24 volt versions. I wish I had a 7002T in my collection.