Fire Alarms in Buildings (2.0)

T.K Stone Middle School Has A Simplex Fire Alarm System

4100ES In The Office Wing
Simplex 4602 In The Lobby

Simplex 2099-9756 (Lobby. Auditorium, Library, 8th Grade Hallway)
Simplex 4099-9001 (6th Grade Hallway)
Simplex 4099-9003 (7th Grade Hallway, Cafeteria)
Autocall 4050 (Gym)

Simplex 2901-9838 On 4903-9105 (Hallway Near the Lobby, 7th Grade Hallway)
Simplex 4904-9105 (7th Grade Restrooms)
Simplex 4903-9150 (Auditorium)
Simplex 4903-9217 (Lobby, Library)
Simplex 4906-9127 (6th Grade Hallway, 7th And 8th Grade Classrooms, Band Room, Gym, Cafeteria )
Simplex 4906-9101 (6th Grade Classrooms. 6th & 8th Grade Restrooms)

Its been a minute since i posted!



Just a little something something at ease.

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Super 8
Farmington, MO




The panel was a Fire-Lite MS-4,
And the pulls were NBG-12.
The alarms are Wheelock MT Frosted Strobe!
And the smokes are System Sensor 2400.
Also this smoke alarm which idk what it is? Family Gard? First alert?

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Missouri Botanical Gardens
St Louis, MO

Main building:



I forgot the name of this building:






Same goes for this building:


Butterfly house:



Panera bread, st Louis Missouri:



I also went to a habitat for humanity ReStore at the end, where I got my TonePak bell and my System Sensor Heat Decetor!
That system was a Notifier system, with Gentex N/As, NBG-12LX’S.

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Heck of finds there!

That’s a BRK 86RAC (though there are supposedly First Alert versions of it too, which are the SA86B, the SA86C, & the SA86RAC).

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Is that BRK alarm rare?

You better believe it is, moreso if it happens to be a First Alert version!

Nice! I hope maybe I can save it

Yeah: be even better if you could save the other devices in that building too, especially that MT-24-WM! (which, while nowhere near as rare as WS-series MTs (yes they do apparently exist according to a photo of one), are still way rarer than clear-strobe MTs (particularly nowdays of course)

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Yea! I will but it’s like a 2 hour drive from me.

Oh, huh…perhaps CWSI was WE’s successor then (which might make sense given they both sold wireless fire alarm systems, though why they’d seemingly change their identity completely like that I have no idea (unless maybe it was to get away from the negative public image WE might have had after a supposed lawsuit).

That place must have an SK-5104, an SK-5204, or an SK-5207 going by what panels that keypad is intended for use with.

What dumb “waller” trapped that SpectrAlert in that wall like that?

Did the butterfly house not have any audible devices?

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It didn’t have any horns. Idk why

That’s certainly odd. I guess it’s possible that there was voice evac tied into a sound system if there was one.

2904s!!! Neat horns paired with em. Replaced Simplex horns of the same era I’d assume?

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I think so, that’s a Wheelock MT horn at the end, so they were installed at the same time.

MT and a 4901. Neat. I will say the MT looks good next to a 2904. Not so much the 4901.

A panel from 2011 does not need to be replaced unless a very bad failure happened to it (burnt up, water, smashed etc). It seems like they got scammed

At a doctor’s office I go to (not saying the location)


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Culver’s Edwardsville IL
ADT BG-12
System Sensor SpecaAlert Classics




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