George Bush Intercontinental Airport - Revision history

TwentyThree33 at 01:46, 10 April 2025

2025-04-10T01:46:56Z

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TwentyThree33 at 01:46, 10 April 2025

2025-04-10T01:46:43Z

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	'''George Bush Intercontinental Airport''' is an international airport located in Houston, Texas, USA. This airport serves the Houston area, and is the second largest airport in the state of Texas. The airport has 5 terminals, each with their own system. The systems likely operate independently from each other. Only the systems in terminals B, C, and E are known. Terminal D will be included in this page, but is speculation. Terminals A and B are the oldest, and opened in 1969. Terminal C opened in 1981, followed by Terminal D in 1990. Terminal E is the newest, and opened officially in 2004. Only Terminal E has its original system.		'''George Bush Intercontinental Airport''' is an international airport located in Houston, Texas, USA. This airport serves the Houston area, and is the second largest airport in the state of Texas. The airport has 5 terminals, each with their own system. The systems likely operate independently from each other. Only the systems in terminals B, C, and E are known. Terminal D will be included in this page, but is speculation. Terminals A and B are the oldest, and opened in 1969. Terminal C opened in 1981, followed by Terminal D in 1990. Terminal E is the newest, and opened officially in 2004. Only Terminal E has its original system.

			Please note that this page is currently under renovation. Check back sooN!
	==System Specifications (Terminal B) (2014-present)==		==System Specifications (Terminal B) (2014-present)==
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TwentyThree33 at 22:34, 25 May 2024

2024-05-25T22:34:26Z

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	This system was installed in 2014, following a large renovation.		This system was installed in 2014, following a large renovation.
	====FACP====		====FACP====
	The terminal is protected by a Notifier NFS2-3030 addressable fire alarm system. The system is networked and has several nodes; no panel locations are currently known. This system is equipped with Notifier's "Digital Voice Command" (DVC) voice evacuation system, and runs Notifier's FlashScan addressable protocol. The evacuation signal is slow whoop, followed by the default female message.		The terminal is protected by a Notifier NFS2-3030 addressable fire alarm system. The system is networked and has several nodes; no panel locations are currently known. This system is equipped with Notifier's "Digital Voice Command" (DVC) voice evacuation system, and runs Notifier's FlashScan addressable protocol. The evacuation signal is slow whoop, followed by the default female message.
	====Notification Appliances====		====Notification Appliances====
	All notification appliances are from System Sensor’s “SpectrAlert Advance” line of products. Most areas have System Sensor SPSW speaker/strobes (white, wall-mount, 70v). The candela setting is unknown on these. The restrooms have System Sensor SW remote strobes (white, wall-mount), set to 15 candela.		All notification appliances are from System Sensor’s “SpectrAlert Advance” line of products. Most areas have System Sensor SPSW speaker/strobes (white, wall-mount, 70v). The candela setting is unknown on these. The restrooms have System Sensor SW remote strobes (white, wall-mount), set to 15 candela.
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	====Automatic Detection Devices====		====Automatic Detection Devices====
	None noticed.		None noticed.
			[[Category:Texas]]
			[[Category:Airports]]

TwentyThree33: Partially overhauled the page. Definitely needs more work.

2024-02-03T19:46:48Z

Partially overhauled the page. Definitely needs more work.

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	This system was installed in 2014, following a large renovation.		This system was installed in 2014, following a large renovation.
	====FACP====		====FACP====
	The terminal is protected by a Notifier NFS2-3030 addressable fire alarm system. The panel ~~location is unknown~~. This ~~panel~~ is equipped with ~~a DVC (~~Digital Voice Command) voice ~~evac module. The~~ system runs ~~Notifier’s~~ FlashScan addressable protocol, ~~and does~~ the default ~~Notifier slow whoop and~~ female message ~~in alarm~~.		The terminal is protected by a Notifier NFS2-3030 addressable fire alarm system. The system is networked and has several nodes; no panel locations are currently known. This system is equipped with Notifier's "Digital Voice Command" (DVC) voice evacuation system, and runs Notifier's FlashScan addressable protocol. The evacuation signal is slow whoop, followed by the default female message.
	====Notification Appliances====		====Notification Appliances====
	All notification appliances are from System Sensor’s “SpectrAlert Advance” line of products. Most areas have System Sensor SPSW speaker/strobes (white, wall-mount, 70v). The candela setting is unknown on these. The restrooms have System Sensor SW remote strobes (white, wall-mount), set to 15 candela.		All notification appliances are from System Sensor’s “SpectrAlert Advance” line of products. Most areas have System Sensor SPSW speaker/strobes (white, wall-mount, 70v). The candela setting is unknown on these. The restrooms have System Sensor SW remote strobes (white, wall-mount), set to 15 candela.
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	This system was installed in the 2000s, and received a panel upgrade in 2017.		This system was installed in the 2000s, and received a panel upgrade in 2017.
	====FACP====		====FACP====
	The terminal is protected by a Notifier NFS2-3030 addressable fire alarm system. The panel ~~location is unknown~~. This panel is equipped with ~~a DVC (~~Digital Voice Command) voice ~~evac module~~. The system runs Notifier’s FlashScan addressable protocol, and ~~does~~ the ~~default Notifier~~ slow whoop ~~and~~ female message ~~in alarm~~.		The terminal is protected by a Notifier NFS2-3030 addressable fire alarm system. The system is networked with several nodes; no panel locations are known. This panel is equipped with Notifier's "Digital Voice Command" (DVC) voice evacuation system. The system runs Notifier’s FlashScan addressable protocol, and the evacuation signal is slow whoop followed by Notifier's default female message.
	====Notification Appliances====		====Notification Appliances====
	Most notification appliances are Wheelock E70-24MCW-FW speaker/strobes (white, wall-mount, 70v). There are also some Wheelock RSS-24MCW-FW remote strobes (white, wall-mount). In the main hallways of the terminal, these are arranged in a pattern of: Speaker/strobe, strobe, speaker/strobe, strobe.		Most notification appliances are Wheelock E70-24MCW-FW speaker/strobes (white, wall-mount, 70v). There are also some Wheelock RSS-24MCW-FW remote strobes (white, wall-mount). In the main hallways of the terminal, these are arranged in a pattern of: Speaker/strobe, strobe, speaker/strobe, strobe.
	===Initiating Devices===		===Initiating Devices===
	====Pull Stations====		====Pull Stations====
	All pull stations are Notifier BNG-1TS conventional single-action pull stations. These likely have Notifier FMM-101 addressable modules ~~behind~~ them.		All pull stations are Notifier BNG-1TS conventional single-action pull stations. These likely have Notifier FMM-101 addressable monitor modules attached to them.
	====Automatic Detection Devices====		====Automatic Detection Devices====
	None noticed.		None noticed.
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	The fire alarm panel for this terminal is unknown, but could be a Honeywell DeltaNet FS-90. No additional info is known about the panel.		The fire alarm panel for this terminal is unknown, but could be a Honeywell DeltaNet FS-90. No additional info is known about the panel.
	====Notification Appliances====		====Notification Appliances====
	All notification appliances are System Sensor ~~MASS-24LO~~ sounder/strobes (red, ceiling-mount). The tones are unknown.		All notification appliances are System Sensor MASS24LO sounder/strobes (red, ceiling-mount). The tones are unknown.
	===Initiating Devices===		===Initiating Devices===
	====Pull Stations====		====Pull Stations====

TwentyThree33: Chase, once again, you're not too smart XD. The systems are all independent, as confirmed by me hearing it go off in Terminal E, and the rest of my family didn't hear it in Terminal C.

2024-02-03T19:41:42Z

Chase, once again, you're not too smart XD. The systems are all independent, as confirmed by me hearing it go off in Terminal E, and the rest of my family didn't hear it in Terminal C.

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	'''George Bush Intercontinental Airport''' is an international airport located in Houston, Texas, USA. This airport serves the Houston area, and is the second largest airport in the state of Texas. The airport has 5 terminals, each with their own system. ~~All~~ systems~~, however, are wired to trip~~ each other ~~when one goes into alarm~~. Only the systems in terminals B, C, and E are known. Terminal D will be included in this page, but is speculation. Terminals A and B are the oldest, and opened in 1969. Terminal C opened in 1981, followed by Terminal D in 1990. Terminal E is the newest, and opened officially in 2004. Only Terminal E has its original system.		'''George Bush Intercontinental Airport''' is an international airport located in Houston, Texas, USA. This airport serves the Houston area, and is the second largest airport in the state of Texas. The airport has 5 terminals, each with their own system. The systems likely operate independently from each other. Only the systems in terminals B, C, and E are known. Terminal D will be included in this page, but is speculation. Terminals A and B are the oldest, and opened in 1969. Terminal C opened in 1981, followed by Terminal D in 1990. Terminal E is the newest, and opened officially in 2004. Only Terminal E has its original system.
	==System Specifications (Terminal B) (2014-present)==		==System Specifications (Terminal B) (2014-present)==
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TwentyThree33: Removed the very weird enter icon from the Automatic Detection Devices, and realized that Chase has the IQ of a fucking Innovation Universal elevator call station

2024-02-03T19:40:16Z

Removed the very weird enter icon from the Automatic Detection Devices, and realized that Chase has the IQ of a fucking Innovation Universal elevator call station

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	====Automatic Detection Devices====		====Automatic Detection Devices====
	None noticed.		None noticed.
	~~[[]~~

TwentyThree33: Johnson Control (whoever made this page was a fucking idiot, will check and add whoever it was)

2024-02-03T19:35:38Z

Johnson Control (whoever made this page was a fucking idiot, will check and add whoever it was)

Twentytwo22 at 19:58, 3 April 2023

2023-04-03T19:58:40Z

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	====Automatic Detection Devices====		====Automatic Detection Devices====
	None noticed.		None noticed.
	[[~~Category:Facilitie~~]		[[]

Twentytwo22 at 19:40, 3 April 2023

2023-04-03T19:40:50Z

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	====Automatic Detection Devices====		====Automatic Detection Devices====
	None noticed.		None noticed.
	[[Category:~~Facilities]~~]		[[Category:Facilitie]

Twentytwo22 at 22:03, 2 April 2023

2023-04-02T22:03:22Z

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	====Automatic Detection Devices====		====Automatic Detection Devices====
	None noticed.		None noticed.
			[[Category:Facilities]]

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	'''George Bush Intercontinental Airport''' is an international airport located in Houston, Texas, USA. This airport serves the Houston area, and is the second largest airport in the state of Texas. The airport has 5 terminals, each with their own system. All systems, however, are wired to trip each other when one goes into alarm. Only the systems in terminals B, C, and E are known. Terminal D will be included in this page, but is speculation. Terminals A and B are the oldest, and opened in 1969. Terminal C opened in 1981, followed by Terminal D in 1990. Terminal E is the newest, and opened officially in 2004. Only Terminal E has its original system.		'''George Bush Intercontinental Airport''' is an international airport located in Houston, Texas, USA. This airport serves the Houston area, and is the second largest airport in the state of Texas. The airport has 5 terminals, each with their own system. All systems, however, are wired to trip each other when one goes into alarm. Only the systems in terminals B, C, and E are known. Terminal D will be included in this page, but is speculation. Terminals A and B are the oldest, and opened in 1969. Terminal C opened in 1981, followed by Terminal D in 1990. Terminal E is the newest, and opened officially in 2004. Only Terminal E has its original system.

	==System Specifications (Terminal B) (2014-present)==		==System Specifications (Terminal B) (2014-present)==
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	This system was installed in 2014, following a large renovation.		This system was installed in 2014, following a large renovation.
	====FACP====		====FACP====
	The terminal is protected by a Notifier NFS2-3030 addressable fire alarm system. The panel location is unknown. This panel is equipped with a DVC (Digital Voice Command) voice evac module. The system runs Notifier’s FlashScan addressable protocol, and does the default Notifier slow whoop and female message in alarm.		The terminal is protected by a Notifier NFS2-3030 addressable fire alarm system. The panel location is unknown. This panel is equipped with a DVC (Digital Voice Command) voice evac module. The system runs Notifier’s FlashScan addressable protocol, and does the default Notifier slow whoop and female message in alarm.

	====Notification Appliances====		====Notification Appliances====
	All notification appliances are from System Sensor’s “SpectrAlert Advance” line of products. Most areas have System Sensor SPSW speaker/strobes (white, wall-mount, 70v). The candela setting is unknown on these. The restrooms have System Sensor SW remote strobes (white, wall-mount), set to 15 candela.		All notification appliances are from System Sensor’s “SpectrAlert Advance” line of products. Most areas have System Sensor SPSW speaker/strobes (white, wall-mount, 70v). The candela setting is unknown on these. The restrooms have System Sensor SW remote strobes (white, wall-mount), set to 15 candela.

	===Initiating Devices===		===Initiating Devices===
	====Pull Stations====		====Pull Stations====
	All pull stations are Notifier NBG-12LX addressable dual-action pull stations.		All pull stations are Notifier NBG-12LX addressable dual-action pull stations.

	====Automatic Detection Devices====		====Automatic Detection Devices====
	There are Notifier FSP-851 addressable photoelectric smoke detectors throughout the terminal.		There are Notifier FSP-851 addressable photoelectric smoke detectors throughout the terminal.

	==System Specifications (Terminal C) (2000s-present)==		==System Specifications (Terminal C) (2000s-present)==
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	This system was installed in the 2000s, and received a panel upgrade in 2017.		This system was installed in the 2000s, and received a panel upgrade in 2017.
	====FACP====		====FACP====
	The terminal is protected by a Notifier NFS2-3030 addressable fire alarm system. The panel location is unknown. This panel is equipped with a DVC (Digital Voice Command) voice evac module. The system runs Notifier’s FlashScan addressable protocol, and does the default Notifier slow whoop and female message in alarm.		The terminal is protected by a Notifier NFS2-3030 addressable fire alarm system. The panel location is unknown. This panel is equipped with a DVC (Digital Voice Command) voice evac module. The system runs Notifier’s FlashScan addressable protocol, and does the default Notifier slow whoop and female message in alarm.

	====Notification Appliances====		====Notification Appliances====
	Most notification appliances are Wheelock E70-24MCW-FW speaker/strobes (white, wall-mount, 70v). There are also some Wheelock RSS-24MCW-FW remote strobes (white, wall-mount). In the main hallways of the terminal, these are arranged in a pattern of: Speaker/strobe, strobe, speaker/strobe, strobe.		Most notification appliances are Wheelock E70-24MCW-FW speaker/strobes (white, wall-mount, 70v). There are also some Wheelock RSS-24MCW-FW remote strobes (white, wall-mount). In the main hallways of the terminal, these are arranged in a pattern of: Speaker/strobe, strobe, speaker/strobe, strobe.

	===Initiating Devices===		===Initiating Devices===
	====Pull Stations====		====Pull Stations====
	All pull stations are Notifier BNG-1TS conventional single-action pull stations. These likely have Notifier FMM-101 addressable modules behind them.		All pull stations are Notifier BNG-1TS conventional single-action pull stations. These likely have Notifier FMM-101 addressable modules behind them.

	====Automatic Detection Devices====		====Automatic Detection Devices====
	None noticed.		None noticed.

	==System Specifications (Terminal D) (1990-present, will be decommissioned soon) ==		==System Specifications (Terminal D) (1990-present, will be decommissioned soon) ==

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	\| FACP: Honeywell DeltaNet FS-90? <br />System Type: Conventional <br /> System Line Voltage: 120VAC<br />NAC Voltage: 24VDC <br />Date of last known Upgrade: N/A <br />Year Opened: 1990		\| FACP: Honeywell DeltaNet FS-90? <br />System Type: Conventional <br /> System Line Voltage: 120VAC<br />NAC Voltage: 24VDC <br />Date of last known Upgrade: N/A <br />Year Opened: 1990
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	This system is original from 1990, and only the notification appliances have been confirmed. This terminal will be redeveloped soon, so this system’s days are numbered.		This system is original from 1990, and only the notification appliances have been confirmed. This terminal will be redeveloped soon, so this system’s days are numbered.

	====FACP====		====FACP====
			The fire alarm panel for this terminal is unknown, but could be a Honeywell DeltaNet FS-90. No additional info is known about the panel.
	The fire alarm panel for this terminal is unknown, but could be a Honeywell DeltaNet FS-90. No additional info is known about the panel.

	====Notification Appliances====		====Notification Appliances====
	All notification appliances are System Sensor MASS-24LO sounder/strobes (red, ceiling-mount). The tones are unknown.		All notification appliances are System Sensor MASS-24LO sounder/strobes (red, ceiling-mount). The tones are unknown.

	===Initiating Devices===		===Initiating Devices===
	====Pull Stations====		====Pull Stations====
	The pull stations are unknown, but are likely either Honeywell S464A single-action pull stations, or Fire-Lite BG-10 dual-action pull stations.		The pull stations are unknown, but are likely either Honeywell S464A single-action pull stations, or Fire-Lite BG-10 dual-action pull stations.

	====Automatic Detection Devices====		====Automatic Detection Devices====
	No information is known.		No information is known.

	==System Specifications (Terminal E) (2002-present)==		==System Specifications (Terminal E) (2002-present)==
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	\| FACP: Johnson ~~Control~~ IFC-3030 <br />System Type: Addressable (Networked) <br /> System Line Voltage: 120VAC<br />NAC Voltage: 70.7VRMS (audible) <br> 24VDC (visuals) <br />Date of last known Upgrade: N/A <br />Year Opened: 2002		\| FACP: Johnson Controls IFC-3030 <br />System Type: Addressable (Networked) <br /> System Line Voltage: 120VAC<br />NAC Voltage: 70.7VRMS (audible) <br> 24VDC (visuals) <br />Date of last known Upgrade: N/A <br />Year Opened: 2002
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	This system is original from 2002.		This system is original from 2002.
	====FACP====		====FACP====
	The terminal is protected by a Johnson Controls IFC-3030 addressable fire alarm system. The panel location is unknown. This panel is equipped with a Notifier AMG-2 tone/message generator. The system does a code 3 whoop, followed by a female message in alarm. The system runs Notifier’s FlashScan protocol.		The terminal is protected by a Johnson Controls IFC-3030 addressable fire alarm system. The panel location is unknown. This panel is equipped with a Notifier AMG-2 tone/message generator. The system does a code 3 whoop, followed by a female message in alarm. The system runs Notifier’s FlashScan protocol.

	====Notification Appliances====		====Notification Appliances====
	Most notification appliances are Wheelock E70-24MCW-FR speaker/strobes (red, wall-mount, 70v). The washrooms have Wheelock RSS-24MCW-FR remote strobes (red, wall-mount).		Most notification appliances are Wheelock E70-24MCW-FR speaker/strobes (red, wall-mount, 70v). The washrooms have Wheelock RSS-24MCW-FR remote strobes (red, wall-mount).

	===Initiating Devices===		===Initiating Devices===
	====Pull Stations====		====Pull Stations====
	All pull stations are Johnson Controls JBG-12LX addressable dual-action pull stations.		All pull stations are Johnson Controls JBG-12LX addressable dual-action pull stations.

	====Automatic Detection Devices====		====Automatic Detection Devices====
	None noticed.		None noticed.
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