Ew
One of them I saw on this forum
Lmao if you read it. It’s kinda silly
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fully legit. completely real. not fake.
That last one is actually ul listed, and isn’t really a knockoff
It’s trash, I feel like I would see one of these in China. Parts of the tabs broke off mine because It was so cheap.
Plus It has red LED’s
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That last alarm is weird
Yea, I remember that lol
This post has been moved to flea market
Well, I’m not so sure. Seemed like he was just sharing pictures of alarms and not actually selling them. I went ahead and moved it back to Fire Alarm Media. I think that more closely fits the general nature of this thread.
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Well I posted my knockoff alarms post in the flea market section
How dare labeling it as a SIREN? This could not even be classified as a horn/strobe… It’s neither as loud as a real horn nor as bright as a decent strobe. Maybe that’s just a sounder/light.
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Interesting how the wiring diagram is on the back instead of in a manual
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are you a citizen of america or canada?
I think they’re Chinese.
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that is correct. they are sold in china.
I meant I think @66cccfff is Chinese
I saw knockoff BG-12s and SpectrAlerts at a cruise port in Mexico a few years ago:
Knockoff BG-12L Fire Alarm Pull Station | Knockoff of a Fire… | Flickr 
Knockoff SpectrAlert Fire Alarm Horn/Strobe | Knockoff of a … | Flickr 
Ironically, these devices replaced real BG-12s and SpectrAlerts:
Fire-Lite BG-12LSP Fire Alarm Pull Station | Rough-looking F… | Flickr 
I unfortunately don’t have a picture of one of the original horn/strobes, but the real BG-12 pictured above is mounted at the same location as the knockoff version shown in the first photo. I took the picture of the knockoff BG-12 one year after the one showing the real BG-12.
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How did this happen? Lmao
The alarm company cheaped out obviously
Yep you’re right (^U^)
American
Where we have the goofy people that use Chinese alarms