It would have been fine if they just took the time to design them properly (which they didn’t).
There you go: they screwed themselves over given Honeywell also owns Fire-Lite & Notifier.
While I do think such a thing is neat, what’s wrong with paper documentation?
If it was re-engineered some by someone who actually knows what they’re doing I’m sure it would turn out to be a very good product.
I think in most cases I’d take any of those, plus Edwards’ new LED Genesis series.
Does Simplex hold a patent on FACP-controlled candela/addressable signals though? If they don’t System Sensor would be free to roll out their addressable LED L-series devices (provided they’re planned) right now.
Could I use an LED L-Series on a NFS2-3030D?
Read the manual. Does it output 24VDC or 24VFWR on its NACs?
According to a table that NewAgeServerAlarm once made the NFS2-3030 puts out filtered DC (the NFS2-3030D is just a single NFS2-3030 from what Google tells me), so you should be good to go with running LED L-series devices off it.
The D is only used in the CPU model number (CPU2-3030D) the D means display since some 3030 cpu’s do not, for example, networked systems (CPU2-3030ND).
I sent you an email.
I know, and I can’t send it to you.
So i tried my LED L series on the FCP setting, it works exaxtly the same, both the strobe flashes and the horn goes.
How bright is the strobe?
it was probaly 15cd when it was on fcp setting I might be wrong
Does the LED appear just as bright as the Eaton/Wheelock Eluxa when ita on the highest setting? (If you’re able to adjust it that high)
The strobe does get pretty bright on the highest setting.
I’ve been thinking about the FCP setting for a while and had a thought; could the new strobes have special circuitry inside them that could decode extremely fact pulses into brightness commands that the SpectrAlert, Advance and xenon L-Series would simply treat as FWR? I doubt this would be the case though.
In my opinion a more likely scenario would be for addressable notification. Honeywell already has addressable notification in the form of Swift, so I wouldn’t doubt that could be modified to send candela commands to the alarms. In addition, since Swift uses the same alarms as conventional notification, I wonder if the addressable notification will consist of regular LED L-Series alarms and addressable mounting plates
it says I need acess when I use the link
I will fix that. Thanks!
Here is the full catalog. There is definitely some interesting stuff in here that was not expected. It does appear that they have at least slightly changed the remote horns and LF horns.
It’s fixed! I ended up having to take screenshots and uploading it as images.
So what I don’t get is, why the audible only devices still have separate UL/ULC models if they did indeed change them?
Yea that’s the guy who always reuploads every single voice evac message he finds and farms views 
