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[El_Chupacabra (Samuel)]

@FireAlarmInc

Here’s a rare bilingual standard electric 20017 pull station

I took that photo at my French-language high school. This particular version appears to be extremely rare and I believe it was distributed by Unelco Limited in Canada, as evidenced by the absence of a “Standard” logo beneath the lettering.

@abc2VE

Yea, the bilingual signs do tend to get quite large.
source:
http://www.tnb.ca/en/brands/emergi-lite/modules/Files/el_351c_EL_ENG_C8ES10-C8SE10_30-12-2013.pdf
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.

Those large bilingual exit signs are extremely common where I live. We also get “FIRE - DO NOT ENTER” versions of exit signs (like the ones pictured below), something I’ve only seen in Canada.

[EdwardsFan]

@FireAlarmInc

A really strange panel…

That’s an Edwards annunciator, for an Edwards 6500 I believe. Have no clue on the exact model #, and if it is used on other older Edwards panels.

*EDIT: whoops, didn’t realize someone already answered this :oops: *

[FireAlarmInc]

Pyrotronics bilingual pull station

[Signal_Alert]

@FireAlarmInc

Here’s a rare bilingual standard electric 20017 pull station

Wow, I have never seen a pull station without any English on it. That must be rare.