Dicon
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FB-1A?
Code-1
Dicon 250
I recognize this I just don’t remember what it is all I know is it’s rare
Dicon 250
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That’s a Norton TR88 as far as I can remember.
I’m not exactly sure what that is, but it looks like one of the ludicrously rare KF Industries smoke alarms.
It could also be one of those SS729s that look like a 580 though, and those are extremely rare to find. Also that TR88 is 100% painted
Pretty sure that’s an Entronic Vigilante Z-700 (12.6VDC mercury battery, electromechanical squealer horn).
Square D Earli-Gard EGD-5-series actually: the EGD-4-series has a more closed front grille. No clue whether it’s an EGD-5B (battery-powered) or an EGD-5S (AC-powered), though the apparent lack of an LED would point to the former.
Dicon 350 I think specifically.
I know of several Dicon detectors with that design, but I’m not sure what model has a clear test button like the first one (aside from the Ten-Tek 400 but that’s a rebrand).
That might be a Dicon SA379 from what I can tell (though it somewhat-strangely seems to have a test button even though the SA379 doesn’t appear to have one).
Amway E-8315 specifically, yeah.
It’s probably just an FB-1 given the lack of a test button (though it could also be the similar but AC-powered FRU-2 or FRU-2L).
Might be a Code One 2000 G-18.
That’s either a Nortron TR77 or TR88, it all depends on whether it’s AC-powered or battery-powered.
Is that what that is? Huh, never would have known that’s what that was given the design is completely different from most of Dicon’s units.
KF Industries smoke detectors?
Probably, I’ll update you on online home searching if I find any more rare stuff
I keep thinking motion sensors are those ultra guard things
Oh? Alright, neat. They’re surprisingly featureless! (heck they don’t even really have anything about them that would suggest “smoke detector”)
Notifier Emhart 035-615 in full.
That’s “Nortron”.
Ah, the fewer-vent version of that one you found previously (no idea of the model number though).
Dicon
Either BRK 1839N/I or 86RAC
Some sort of heat detector
SmokeGard 900X!
Brk (same house)
Can someone explain why there’s a Wheelock 7002t in a house!?
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I don’t remember the original manufacturer but I know Siemens and Potter have rebranded them
Also I just edited my post because it glitched out and accidentally sent while I was typing
That looks like to be a Fire Detection Devices CR-series (probably not, but it looks to be a close match).
Probably because I found that in Canada. and most of the other smoke alarms I found in Canada the ones after that heat detector are the ones I found elsewhere.
Yeah, specifically one of several 300-series models from what I can tell.
The 86RAC’s test button is near the edge of the cover, while the 1839-series’ is in the center instead, so it’s one of the latter models.
As Alexis said, I’m pretty sure that’s some model of Fire Detection Devices-brand heat detector, though I’m not sure which exactly as none of the ones I could find photos of match (unless it looks like that because it’s missing its sensor disk).
More than likely that’s a Statitrol SmokeGard 810A9 going by the non-clear test button (as the 907A2 & 907B2 both have a clear button to allow their power LEDs to be visible).
BRK 77R or BRK 769AC/769AC-I I think (or maybe the SA769AC, the Smoke Alert (First Alert) model).
No clue, very interesting though.
Not sure I’ve ever seen either of them rebrand such a heat detector, but I know Edwards & Simplex have.
Also in the same house there’s a either rate of rise or fixed temperature heat detector.
It’s hard quoting on iOS the usual way where you select the text you want to quote and then the menu pops up but there’s also that iOS menu that also pops up right over it so you have to click a tiny bit below it.
Oh? Could be indicative that for whatever reason there’s a commercial fire alarm system in it as well (only reason for a 7002T being present that I can think of at least).
Also that heat detector is the only initiating device.