Fire Alarms in Buildings (2.0)

Fire Alarm General Discussion
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Dixieland Flea Market (Waterford Township)

Annunciators/panel: Unknown

Detectors:
<One Family Gard/Wake 'n Warn smoke detector above a service door
<Unknown duct detectors throughout the building

Pull stations:
<Edwards 270-SPO models with the triangular logo

Notification appliances:
<SpectrAlert classic (P241575 or P1224MCR) horns/strobes and strobes throughout
<Wheelock MIZ-24-LSM horn/strobes on support pillars
<One SpectrAlert weatherproof P2R horn/strobe outside used as a sprinkler alarm
<Several vintage Trine (206A?) bells near fire exit doors; I think they may have been originally manufactured by Edwards given the similarities of the ID tags between the two, but I’m not positive. Sadly, I don’t think they’re connected anymore as all the fire doors in question themselves have Detex V40-EA crash bars installed, which double as audible exit alarms.
<One silver Amseco MSB-10G(?) bell above a service door in the same area as the Family Gard/Wake 'n Warn detector

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Here are some photos from Cabela’s in La Vista, NE. The system is a Simplex 4100U most likely, with voice evac. The NAs are simplex TrueAlert non-ES addressable speaker strobes (both the wall mount and ceiling mount versions are used). There are Simplex addressable duct detectors, with remote indicators.

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Here is a Speaker strobe that has one of the pieces on the cover broken.
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UPDATE:
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure (Formerly Splash Mountain) along with the Frontierland train station now have a Siemens voice evac system with Siemens rebranded Wheelock ET70WP speaker/strobes and OOHC941 detectors.

Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster now has a Siemens voice evac system with Siemens rebranded Wheelock LED Exceder speaker/strobes and OP921 detectors.

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Grand View Lodge - Pool/Laundry Building - Nisswa, MN
Panel: Some sort of Silent Knight non-addressable system (possibly a 5208?) which replaced an SK-4 years ago, located in the back part of the office.
Pulls: Sigcom SG-32’s (rebranded)

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Detectors: System Sensor i3’s…
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…and at least one 5601 and a beam detector in the main pool area.
Signals: Wheelock AS horn/strobes and at least one NS.
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The Regal Cinemas in New Roc City, NY has an EST3 voice evacuation panel located behind the customer service desk in a closet. However, I do not have any photos due to the camp I work at’s cell phone policy. The pulls are SIGA-270s with the Edwards triangle logo, and the N/As are Integrity speaker/strobes in most areas, but EST 405 strobes in the bathrooms. The smokes were most likely SIGAs.

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I visited two new stores at my local mall (the system is described in this post) and noticed that they have Siemens-branded Eluxa speaker/strobes; this was my first time seeing these devices. Interestingly, instead of using bilingual lettering, these speaker/strobes feature a “house and flame” symbol:

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Moreover, the Honeywell pull stations mentioned in my original post have since been replaced with Siemens HMS-2Ss (with the exception of the pull stations in the underground parking garage, which haven’t been upgraded).

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Let’s keep the systems rolling, with some more places I have been this summer!

The Beardsley Zoo in Bridgeport, CT has a variety of buildings, but I will describe the systems of the buildings I was inside. Firstly, the carousel building has a Fire-Lite ES-50X panel with BG-12 pull stations and P2RL L-Series horn/strobes. Near the Carousel is the Peacock Cafe, with a quite strange system. The pulls are Fire-Lite BG-8s, but the notification appliances are varied! In the cafe area, there are Gentex SHG horn/strobes, but the bathrooms have SpectrAlert Classic strobes! The indoor areas have some old System Sensor low-profile detector (2151??), while the outdoor restrooms have i3s. The wolf exhibit’s “Wolf Observation and Learning Center” has a Sonitrol system with BG-12s, SpectrAlert Advances, and i3 detectors. The gift shop also has a Sonitrol system similar to the wolf exhibit’s system.

Wesleyan University’s Freeman Athletic Center has an EST3 system, with EST 278B pull stations, SIGA detectors, and Genesis speaker/strobes. Quite basic for an athletic center, if you ask me. The Italian Center has the exact same system, but the pulls and N/As are Mirtone branded and the panel is a Kidde rebranded EST3X! However, the smokes are GE and GE/EST smokes.

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20 Hudson Yards - Manhattan, NY

Panel: EST Addressable Panel

Pulls: SIGA-278s

Detectors: SIGA-PSes (White, very few) and SIGA-PDs (Black and white, more common in the building)

AVs: Genesis speaker/srobes (Both in red and white)

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The Bowlero in Norwalk, CT has a Notifier NFS-320 fire alarm panel with a Notifier FireVoice 25/50 voice evacuation panel (rebranded Fire-Lite ACC 25/50 or Fire-Lite 25/50X.) The pulls are NBG12LXes, the notification appliances are some SpectrAlert Classic speaker/strobes and mostly Advance speaker/strobes. The detectors are FSP-851s.

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Citi Field - Queens, NY (Let’s Go Mets!)

Panel: Notifier NFS2-3030 with DVC

Pulls: Notifier-rebranded addressable dual-action key lock RMS-1Ts (Based on pictures, I didn’t see any at the stadium.)

Detectors: FSP-851s

AVs: Wheelock E70s (White), ET70WPs (Red), and ZRSes (White)

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Fire Alarms in the Charles Hotel in Cambridge MA Harvard Square

Space Age VA4+TVMAA (I’m pretty sure these have different candela ratings)

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Simplex 4903-9356 Speaker Strobe (TrueAlert marking included)
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Simplex 4903-9357 Speaker Strobes
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These were installed in the parking garage during a multitude of years. The one you see in the picture is the oldest one I found from I think 2000. I don’t think you can tell but this is a 75CD unit. This one is my favorite one because it’s older. I think there could possibly be some Simplex 4903-9358s due to the size of this parking garage as well as the device spacing. They aren’t as spaced out as they look in areas. It’s huge! And it’s also underground. But I still think the 75CD strobe is pretty bright, so it’s probably fine. But at least this is the more uncommon very early QuickAlert speaker strobe, so I’m grateful that I found it! You can tell it’s an early model because of the font and raised Simplex logo. This thing is also mounted on a skirt. I think it looks professional, but this is a big boy right here! This parking garage and hotel is also very old, so these are not the originals. I’m assuming this is possibly some kind of Simplex 4100 or 4120 system possibly from 2000, maybe older because of the Space Age Speaker/Strobe combos. And because it’s in Massachusetts it will possibly play a Code 3 tone per Massachusetts Fire Safety regulations, but the tone could be totally different from what I expected, which is totally fine. I prefer the Simplex Code 3 tone personally because it isn’t that loud. Edit: I think this is a QuickAlert, the ‘FIRE’ lettering and Simplex logo look off.

I know my pictures here aren’t very good, sorry!

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I am on vacation, and I have a lot of interesting systems to share from Florida!

The first system is in the hotel I am staying in: Marriott’s Oceana Palms in Riviera Beach, FL.

The panels in the East and West towers are Notifier NFS2-3030s, judging by the annunciators. The West tower (which I am in) has an LCD-80 annunciator:

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The pulls are NBG-12LXes:
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The notification appliances are SpectrAlert Advance speaker/strobes and remote strobes:
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However, there are remote speakers in the rooms (photo taken in my bedroom:)
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The detectors are FSP-851s and FSP-951s on normal bases (in hallways) and FSP-851s on sounder bases in the rooms:
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The Gardens Mall in Palm Beach Gardens has an unknown panel, but a crazy mix of devices! Sadly, I have no photos of the devices.
The pulls are Simplex 4251-20s (the photo is from the Hilton Palm Beach Airport:)

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However, the devices are a mix of -9833s on WHITE 2903 plates, ceiling mount SpectrAlert Classic horn/strobes, and SpectrAlert Advance horn/strobes!
The detectors are Simplex “Wiffle-Ball” detectors.

The Hilton Palm Beach Airport has either a Simplex 4100U or 4100ES for the main panel.
The pull stations are 4251-20s:

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The alarms are 2902-9739 LifeAlarm speakers:
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The detectors are unknown (most likely TrueAlarms.)

The Publix in Riviera Beach (the place with the messed up ADT LCD-80 from last year, which is now fixed) has an ADT Unimode 200UDLS panel located near the wine section in a FACP closet at the back of the store.
The pulls are ADT ADT-BG12LX pull stations behind Stopper II covers.
The notification appliances are Wheelock Exceders in the store on the walls and ceilings, Wheelock ASes in the parking garage, and Wheelock RSSWPs in the parking garage.

The CVS in Palm Beach Gardens (the place where I found the annunciator with the key in it last year) STILL HAS THE KEY IN THE LCD-80 ANNUNCIATOR, but the display is now on! The pulls are BG-12s, the N/As are Advances, and the detectors are i3s.

Now, we have an interesting system! The Total Wine in Legacy Plaza in Palm Beach Gardens has an FCI 7100 panel:

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The pulls are SINGLE ACTION FCI MS-7s (RARE FIND!!):
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The N/As are Wheelock ASes on the wall and ceiling:
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There are also some ceiling-mounted older Wheelock strobes as well!

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Part 2:

I have some more vacation fire alarm systems from Florida to show! We have two new systems, from the Riviera Beach Dollar Tree and CityPlace West Palm Beach.

Dollar Tree, Broadway, Riviera Beach, FL:
There is actually NO fire alarm system in this Dollar Tree, but they have System Sensor duct detectors!

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And they also have the test stations:
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CityPlace, Downtown West Palm Beach, FL:
The panel is a Notifier NFS2-3030 (which I have no photos of.) An FDU-80 annunciator is located at the entrance to the Urban Outfitters store and the Hibiscus Street parking deck.

The pulls are NBG-12LXes:

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The notification appliances are a mix of SpectrAlert Advance weatherproof models outside and L-Series models inside:

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There are even Siemens U-MMTs in an ice cream shop!
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The detectors are Notifier FSP-951s:

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Port St. Lucie-Fort Pierce Service Plaza - Port Saint Lucie, FL

Panel: Siemens FS-250 tied to a Wheelock SAFEPATH voice evac panel

Pulls: HMS-Ses

Detectors: FP-11s and FPT-11s

*AVs:*Siemens-rebranded Wheelock E90s and ZRSes

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Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport - Terminal 4

Panel: Notifier addressable panel with DVC (Likely an NFS2-3030)

Pulls: NBG-12LXes

Detectors: FSP-851s

AVs:
Indoor: System Sensor SpectrAlert Advance and Classic speaker/strobes and strobes
Outdoor: System Sensor SpectrAlert Classic strobes and Wheelock ET-1010 speakers

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FLL used to use Autocall TFX systems back in the day, until the old incarnation of Autocall went away.
(I wonder when we’ll see an airport with a “new Autocall” system?)

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I got to see the system at Boston Logan International Airport’s Central Parking Garage in action!

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Vacation Systems: Part 3!

This post will delve into the systems at the St. Paul of the Cross Church, Two Drunken Goats Beach Cantina, another Publix, Citibank, and Carmine’s La Trattoria. All are located in Palm Beach Gardens and Palm Beach Shores in Florida.

St. Paul of the Cross Church, North Palm Beach/Palm Beach Gardens, FL:
This church was built in 1979 and has the church building, parish center (which houses the offices and banquet halls), and the rectory.

The church, built in 1979, has Faraday-rebranded Cerberus Pyrotronics MC-series horn/strobes for the notification appliances inside, but SpectrAlert Advances outside. The system is a Bosch/Radionics, as evident by the keypad near the chapel entrance. The pull stations are Bosch-rebranded Sigcom T-bars, and the detectors are unknown.

The parish center has an unknown voice evac and main panel. The pull stations are the same as the church:

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The notification appliances are Wheelock E50 speaker/strobes:
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However, the bathrooms have Federal Signal remote strobes IMPROPERLY MOUNTED ON THE CEILING:
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Two Drunken Goats Beach Cantina, Palm Beach Shores, FL:
This restaurant is part of the Ocean Walk shopping plaza, which is “chopped up” into multiple strips of buildings. Each building has a Fire-Lite MS-9200UDLS or MS-9600UDLS panel.

The pulls are Fire-Lite BG-12s (on backboxes outside with NO WEATHER GUARD:)

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The alarms inside are SpectrAlert Advance horn/strobes, with the weatherproof version outside:
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The detectors are i3s. Quite a normal 2010s Fire-Lite system, if you ask me! They are EVERYWHERE in CVS stores and shopping strips.

Carmine’s La Trattoria, Palm Beach Gardens, FL:
Carmine’s is an Italian restaurant part of the Harbor Financial Center shopping and office plaza in Palm Beach Gardens. Carmine’s also consists of a gourmet market, catering shop, and a pizzeria. All of these opened in 1988 in the shopping/office plaza!

I- Carmine’s La Trattoria:
The pull stations here are AIP 270-SPOs:

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The N/As are SpectrAlert Classics inside and Advances outside:
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II- Carmine’s Gourmet Market/Carmine’s Catering
(The system is the exact same as La Trattoria)

Publix, Palm Beach Gardens, FL:
This is the other Publix location near the hotel we are staying at, aside from the location on Blue Heron Blvd with the ADT Unimode 200UDLS system.

However, the panel here is a Radionics combo fire and security panel! The Radionics annunciator is by the entrance to the store, but the keypad is near the customer service area!

The pulls are ADT BG-12s:

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The N/As are mainly Wheelock ASes:

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…as well as some Wheelock NSes:
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…and even an Exceder!
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There are also Commander 3s used as freezer alarms:
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Citibank, Palm Beach Gardens, FL:
The panel here is a Notifier SFP-10UD or a similar smaller Notifier panel, based on the annunciator: a N-ANN-80. The pulls here are Notifier BG-12s, and the N/As are Advance horn/strobes.

Part 4 is coming out soon, with more restaurants from downtown West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, and the Palm Beach International Airport!

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Part 4!

The systems that we have today are from Rocco’s Tacos on Clematis Street in West Palm Beach, the Banyan Blvd. parking garage in West Palm Beach, and Grimaldi’s Pizzeria in Downtown Palm Beach Gardens!

Rocco’s Tacos (Clematis Street), Downtown West Palm Beach, Florida
There is another Rocco’s location on PGA Boulevard a couple miles down the street from this location, with Notifier BG-12s and Advances. But, this system is a lot different from this commonplace system!

The panel here is a older small Fire-Lite panel (probably a MS-2 or MS-4), judging by the annunciator, which is a Fire-Lite RZA-4XF:

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The pulls here are BG-12s:

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The N/As are newer and older Wheelock MTs:

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However, the strobes are System Sensor MASSADA strobes in the bathrooms!

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Down the street, there are Gentex Commander 3s outside!

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Banyan Blvd. Parking Garage, Downtown West Palm Beach, Florida:
The panel here is a Silent Knight IntelliKnight IFP-50 (annunciator photo attached:)

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The pulls here are Honeywell Fahrenhyt BG-12s:

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The N/As are SpectrAlert Advances:

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The detectors are Honeywell heat and smoke detectors:

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Grimaldi’s Pizzeria, Downtown Palm Beach Gardens, FL:
This is part of the large Downtown Palm Beach Gardens complex that was recently built. Some shops and restaurants outside at this complex have weatherproof EST Integrity horn/strobes outside (with no photos however.)

The pulls are BG-12s:

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The N/As are Advances (weatherproof version outside:)

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Part 5 will mainly consist of the Palm Beach International Airport and Westchester County Airport! So, stay tuned for Part 5!

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Part 5 (This is a long one, so enjoy!)

This post will take a look at the Gardens Mall in Palm Beach Gardens, FL, Palm Beach International Airport in Palm Beach, FL, the Hibiscus Street Parking Garage in West Palm Beach, FL, Westchester County Airport in White Plains, NY, and El Camino in CityPlace, Downtown West Palm Beach, FL.

Our first system is the Gardens Mall in Palm Beach Gardens, FL. I already covered this system, but it was vague. However, I now have photos of the notification appliances here!

The panel here is a Notifier NFS2-3030. However, there is a Mirtone rebranded EST3 in Macy’s, an EST3 in Nordstrom, an older Simplex panel in Bloomingdale’s, a smaller GE/EST panel in Tommy Bahama, and an ADT Unimode rebadged Fire-Lite panel in Saks Fifth Avenue.

I- Main Mall (all stores, except Anthropologie, Tommy Bahama, and anchors):
Pulls: Simplex 4251-20s:

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N/As: Mainly 2901-9833s on 2903 strobe plates:
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There are also some L-Series ceiling and wall mount horn/strobes:
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There are even SpectrAlert Classic ceiling mounts!
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The bathrooms have 4903 horn/strobes:
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Smokes: Mainly Simplex 2098-9636 “Wiffle-Ball” detectors:
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There are even some Simplex 2098-9130 detectors:
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There are also some Notifier FSP-851s:
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There are even some System Sensor i3s!
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II- Macy’s
Panel: Mirtone rebranded EST3
Pulls: Mirtone rebranded EST SIGA-270s:

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N/As: EST Genesis ceiling mount speaker/strobes:
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III- Bloomingdale’s:
Panel: An older Simplex panel, maybe a larger 4002 or a 4005
Pulls: None noticed, maybe 4251-20s
N/As: Mainly Simplex 2902-9833s on Simplex 4903-9101 plates:

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There are also Simplex 2901-9806 (Federal Vibratone 450) with a Federal Signal ceiling-mounted VALS strobe:
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There is also a Gentex Commander 4:
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There is also a random 4903 horn/strobe:
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Detectors: Mainly Simplex 2098-9577 ion detectors (rebranded System Sensor 1400s:)
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The other detectors are also ancient Simplex detectors. However, I don’t know the model number:
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IV- Nordstrom
Panel: EST3
Pulls: EST SIGA-278s:

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N/As: Ceiling mount Genesis horn/strobes:
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Detectors: EST SIGA-PSes:
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V- Tommy Bahama
Panel: GE/EST smaller panel (maybe Fireworx series??) and an Edwards ANS-series panel:

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Pulls: SIGA-278s
N/As: Edwards GCSWVF speaker/strobes:
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VI- Anthropologie/Saks Fifth Avenue
Panel: Fire-Lite MS-9200UDLS/MS-9600UDLS
Pulls: BG-12s (ADT or Fire-Lite:)

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N/As: SpectrAlert Advances:
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Our next system is Palm Beach International Airport in the Westgate-Beldevere Homes region of West Palm Beach, Florida. The panel here is a NFS2-3030, and there are no pulls that are seen, but they are most likely BG-12s.

The N/As are quite varied!
Firstly, we have Wheelock ET90 speakers with Wheelock WS-115 strobes:

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Some of them have been replaced with L-Series remote strobes and speaker strobes:
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Some have ceiling-mounted Wheelock RS or RSS strobes:
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Next, we have L-Series strobes with Atlas Soundolier ceiling speakers:
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Some have the old Wheelock strobes removed:
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Meanwhile, others have the old Wheelock strobes:
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The bathrooms and shops have Wheelock RSS strobes:
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Some of the strobes are rebranded by Kidde!
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There are Wheelock ET70 and E70 speaker strobes around the gates:
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On the ceiling, there are Wheelock ET90 speaker/strobes:
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The detectors here are FSP-851s:

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Hibiscus Street Parking Garage, Downtown West Palm Beach, FL:
Panel: Notifier unknown panel (maybe a NFS-320 or NFS2-640)
Pulls: Notifier NBG-12LXes:

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IMG_3034 2.HEIC3024×4032 2.68 MB

N/As: SpectrAlert Advances:
IMG_3033 2.HEIC
IMG_3033 2.HEIC3024×4032 2.63 MB

Detectors: FSP-951s

El Camino (CityPlace), West Palm Beach, FL:
Panel: This is tied into the mall’s NFS2-3030
Pulls: Fire-Lite BG-12s:

IMG_3039 2.HEIC
IMG_3039 2.HEIC3024×4032 3.18 MB

N/As: L-Series on the ceiling and wall:
IMG_3038 2.HEIC
IMG_3038 2.HEIC3024×4032 3.1 MB

Detectors: None- as the building is sprinklered

Westchester County Airport, White Plains, NY:
This airport is quite interesting! It was built in 1995 with a Cerberus Pyrotronics MXL, but all the old Cerberus initiating devices and Wheelock notification appliances are still in the airport!

The panel is a Siemens FireFinder XLS (located by front entrance of airport- I do not have pictures)
The pulls are Cerberus Pyrotronics MSI-10Bs:

IMG_3123
IMG_31231920×2560 429 KB

The notification appliances are Wheelock ET-1070 speaker/strobes:
IMG_3125
IMG_31251920×1440 143 KB

There are also Wheelock E50 speaker/strobes near the jetbridges!
The detectors are Cerberus DI-3s:
IMG_3126
IMG_31261920×2560 337 KB

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