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#1

Anyone have a clue on what this is. I found this online…

#2

I also found this…a white 4903-9101 strobe. Credit to Nathan H. For the photo on his system test one video.

#3

Shoot I meant to post it in fire alarm media. Sorry if it looks out of place.

#4


4904

#5

Thanks.

#6

A really strange panel…

#7

A blue commander 3… Is it from the smurfs?

#8

A rebrand Of a chevron pull…

#9

This is a rare autocall fire department phone plugin from the 1970s.

#10

This is an electrovox alarm. In the US,these are not common.

#11

That chevron looks awefully familiar…

#12

I actually took some of the photos posted above so I can help you out with some information about those devices.

That Simplex device is a watchman’s station at a local performing arts centre. The building previously had a Simplex 2120 system, and I believe that this station might’ve been connected to that panel. This place currently has a 4100, and the watchman’s stations appear to be disconnected.

This panel is actually an Edwards 456C annunciator for a Custom 6500 fire alarm system at a restaurant in my area. The one pictured is pretty small (probably one of the smallest cabinets available for these annunciators) compared to others I’ve seen.



If you’re interested, I have a bunch of other photos of uncommon alarms (including more Electro Vox stuff and different versions of that Edwards annunciator) on my Photobucket account.

#13

The official largest exit sign I’ve ever seen on the internet…

#14

A green lense spectralert…

#15

The blue Commander is GECB24PWB. I’ve only seen them as exit alarms at newer Lowe’s™ stores. I also have one in my collection.

#16


Yea, the bilingual signs do tend to get quite large.

source:

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they also have different orientations.

ABB Electrification - Brands - Emergi-Lite - Exit & Bilingual Signs



I remember seeing these everywhere back in late May of 2001 while at Toronto International.

#17

Here’s a rare bilingual standard electric 20017 pull station

#18

It’s not even bilinugal, its just straight French.

But it is a cool find! I’ve never even seen an English one in person.

#19

Those Standard Pulls are cool. I just about had an opportunity to get one myself, though I don’t think that will happen, unfortunately.

#20

ADT t-bar?