A NFS2-640 System, At a apartment building. L series, and 2 advances at the entrance, and a pool. The pool device is a ceiling advanced speaker strobe.
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Its fixed. Yes its fixed 20 letter max
It wasn’t the entire garage that burned down, just part of it. I believe the parking garage I did see was not the one that burnt down. I apologize if I misled anyone.
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Dollar (.25¢) Tree - Morristown, TN
Notification Appliances:
- Potter SH24W
- Potter SL24W
- Potter SH24C
Pull Stations:
- Potter P32-1T-LP
Good job finding those Amseco devices! They’re another brand that’s rare to see out in the field!
Side notes:
How do you know the SL24W is such if it looks like it has a horn grille? (& thus looks like it’s another SH24W)
Is that SH24W seriously mounted so low that that clipboard is hung just below it? (or maybe the other way around)
I actually just noticed that ceiling-mount Amseco horn/strobes (& possibly speaker/strobes too) appear to have a not-fully-symmetrical grille pattern all the way around after all: you can notice an “extension” of it near the top-left side of the strobe on that particular one.
I’m just assuming it was a remote strobe.
Yeah, they definitely aren’t common. I’ve only seen them at a few restaurants, a couple stores, and one funeral home.
Ive seen some mircom devices at a office buding in niagara falls ny, sadly its gone though, i have some more pictures of a fx-250 system with a evax voice panel.
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Just to let you know: I don’t think you let the photos you posted there upload for long enough as they still say they’re doing such.
oh, ok, im still new to this forum
Quite a neat system, especially given it has Amseco notification appliances & Mircom everything else! (which is definitely not what one usually sees with Mircom systems)
Megapost time… again.
Walters State Community College - Morristown, TN UPDATE
- TECH Building
Panel: Simplex 2001-8001 SOON TO BE DEFUNCT
The logo badge for those who are interested.
An LED indicator (2098-9808)
Notification Appliances: Simplex 2903-9150+2901-9525; (this is based off information I gathered from people in that building)
Pulls: Simplex 4251-20
Smokes: Simplex “Wiffle-Ball” 2098-9508
One of the whiffle balls got replaced with a conventional 4098 series detector…
- MATH Building
Panel: Simplex 4010-9101 (CONFIRMED) SOON TO BE DEFUNCT
Notification Appliances: Simplex 4903(4)-9127/9417/9332 (among us warning)
Pull Stations: Simplex 4099-9004 (presumably)
Smokes: Simplex 4098 Series
- College Centre Building
Panel: Siemens FV-922 (presumably)
Notification Appliances: Siemens LED Speaker Strobes & FIRST EVER ASCEND SERIES SIGHTING ON THE FORUMS
Pull Stations: Siemens XMS-S
Smokes: Siemens FP-Series (presumably)
- Humanities Complex
Panel: Siemens FC922
Notification Appliances: U-MHU-MCS/Faraday 2834
Pull Stations: Faraday 8700-S
Smokes: Siemens FP-Series (presumably)
- Natural Sciences Building
Panel: Simplex 4020-8001 SOON TO BE DEFUNCT
Notification Appliances: Simplex 4903-9224, 4904-9137
Pull Stations: Simplex 2099-9754
Smokes: Simplex-rebranded Hochiki Smokes that I have no clue the model of
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This is similar to a college near me, where all of the systems are either Simplex or Siemens.
Except I found the daughter of all rare panels, the Simplex 2001-8001.
Well, unless one counts the Firecom 8000 & 8500 of course (among potentially others that we may not even know the names of yet).
Let’s not say that around @simplex_4903-9238, it’s his second to worst nightmare.
lol rip DSC system. It has reached its fate. Also interesting detectors.
Yeah, definitely. I’m pretty sure one of the buildings used to have a 2001 (or maybe an even older Simplex panel), but that is now long gone and was replaced by a Siemens FC922 system around 10 years ago. Some of the old horns do still remain, however.
There is also still one building on the campus that I believe is now privately owned by an art studio that has a 50’s or 60’s Simplex system still in service.