Are there any dc horn versions of the 1839aci?
Not that I know of: heck by that time I think electromechanical horns were relegated to AC detectors since apparently companies couldn’t figure out how to make electronic horns work on it at first (they did eventually though of course given modern AC detectors have them).
The First Alert SA76RS
Aren’t those super rare?
They’re rarer than its successor, the SA76RC, for sure, heh.
Does anybody have images of the brk 1839ACWN or 1839ACWI?
There don’t appear to be any photos of either of those models available at the moment, but it wouldn’t surprise me if they look identical to the 1839ACI from the outside (heck I wouldn’t be surprised if the 1839ACWN is the same as the 1839WN in that it’s simply the 1839ACI but with an AC connector instead of being direct-wire).
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In one of James‘s videos about the normal aci he also showed some of those other models and a different test button placements
It doesn’t matter anyway they’re way too rare on eBay there’s only one part of that series on eBay currently which is a 18n
A couple of G.18s
Closed-vent SA150LTD lol
FireX ADH (this is a heat alarm, not a smoke alarm)
F-900D with escape light?
Strange-looking BRK thing
79R-based Wake N Warn
That thing is insanely yellowed for such a fairly-new detector, heh.
BRK 5919: a lot of BRK detectors look like that but the 5919 is the only model I know of at least that has a single white test button & that little hole in one of the grilles.
Bruh
Old bracket probably 1970s or 60s
Kidde!!!
Also today I got the beginner Snap Circuits set and invented some alarms!
Oh wow you found a 1970s Kidde Fenwall! Those are really awesome units
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Yeah, Also I remember hearing that you were trying to get Masterlock how’s that going?
I think it’s going okay. My dad contacted the listing agent last month but we still haven’t got a response from the agent, at least not yet. I have thought about two other options for discussing the removal of that alarm: listing brokerage and/or contacting the homeowner.
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I found a couple of these Simplex 4262-4 smoke detectors while online homesearching, and from what I have heard these are quite rare
They are indeed! They might also be the original Statitrol version (as Simplex rebranded them from Statitrol). Where are they exactly, in a commercial building? (since I’d be surprised to see one with such old detectors still in service)
Tbh I strongly doubt it because nearly anything branded by Statitrol is insanely hard to find. (And ofc it’s impossible to truly tell since you have to take off the decorative ring to see the brand)
Dicon!? (Florida)
Smoke gard 907XX
(I found three Square-D Early Gard EGD-5s Apple wouldn’t let me post it because it thought I was naked for some reason I don’t know how this looks like that)
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Hey, you never know!
Yeah, a 300-series unit specifically, definitely an odd place to see one though.
The heck? Bizarre…