Fire Alarms in Buildings (2.0)

[TheCarson116]

@Alex_Robbins

TJ Maxx
Some sort of EST system. Horn strobes are Edwards 892/895/896s and EHSs. Simplex T-Bars and an Edwards 270-SPO. Smokes look to possibly be ESL.

That one horn/strobe is mounted really high!

Wonder if the EHSes are replacements for some of the original 890-series NAs.

@Alex_Robbins

Smokes look to possibly be ESL.

Those are actually also Edwards believe it or not: model numbers seem to vary when it comes to ones with that design but the ones I know of are the 6250B, the 6250C, & the 6264B (I also own a model that consists of a “P-847570-1044” head & a “P-847674-0123” base (yes those are the actual model numbers from what I can tell).

@Alex_Robbins

JCPenney
Addressable Fire-Lite system made up of SpectrAlert Advances (ceiling, white), a lone ADT BG-12LX, and some monitor modules.

As SlyFox said, interesting way of mounting that annunciator.

@Alex_Robbins

Rest of the mall

Large 90s addressable Simplex system. It consists of 4903-9101 strobe plates with 2901-9840s mounted on them, TrueAlerts in new stores, and TrueAlarms and some older Simplex detectors. I found a heat as well.

The fact that the one TrueAlert isn’t mounted in line with the pull station below it really irks me.

@The09Creeper

This is a mix of all the buildings on the college campus. A lot of the systems have been updated and modernized after renovations. It’s an interesting mix of vintage in modern devices.

I do believe that’s the very first system I’ve seen with CO detection capability! (& System Sensor’s CO detectors for that matter)