Been trying to fix up this old & rare Notifier Emhart FACP recently but cannot seem to find anything on these. I’d really like to see photos of more of these panels, or better yet even schematics of how to wire it, as all I know as of now is where the lamps and power is applied, but want to know how to wire alarms and pull stations.
I would donate this to a fire museum!
Nah man I would lock it in a display case and keep it by my collection shelf
Any fire museum will gladly accept donations. A lot of these systems are becoming rarer as time goes on.
it would be hard to part with
The older mechanical systems are designed to last forever. It is very rare for something to go wrong with these old systems, unlike the newer systems which are made so cheaply.
This is a matter of morality. Do you give it up to bring the public joy, or keep it to yourself for more joy? I think we need a philosopher on this one.
Well that is just the coolest thing! I’ve never seen a Notifier FACP as old as this one. Right now I’m going down a rabbit hole trying to find information about an Emhart E-1000 but there is very little information out there about them, especially since it’s not branded Notifier - just Emhart. I can help you look for information about this and share what I find! Is this at your house and you were working on it as a fun project, or is this a system you were working on in the field? I know this post was from over 2 years ago, but I’m new to this website so I figured I’d chime in!
I’ve never heard of an E-1000, do you have any photos? I’m highly intrigued!
And yeah, this is just an old panel I have, definitely my oldest Emhart-made panel, I have two from the SGL series as well
