Simplex 4099-9004 - Revision history

Alberta Fire Alarms at 05:03, 3 December 2022

2022-12-03T05:03:01Z

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	The Simplex 4099-9004 is the most commonly seen pull station on new Simplex installs. It uses the iconic "T-Bar" design that Simplex has had since the 1970s. It was introduced in 2014 and is still in production. It is a single-action pull station, and has a status LED. It is addressable, and ~~runs on~~ the IDNet addressable ~~protocol~~.		The Simplex 4099-9004 is the most commonly seen pull station on new Simplex installs. It uses the iconic "T-Bar" design that Simplex has had since the 1970s. It was introduced in 2014 and is still in production. It is a single-action pull station, and has a status LED. It is addressable, and is compatible with the MAPNET II or IDNet addressable protocols.
	==How To Operate==		==How To Operate==
	Put two fingers on the back of the handle, and pull forward and down.		Put two fingers on the back of the handle, and pull forward and down.

Alberta Fire Alarms at 04:49, 3 December 2022

2022-12-03T04:49:06Z

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	The Simplex 4099-9004 is the most commonly seen pull station on new Simplex installs. It uses the iconic "T-Bar" design that Simplex has had since the 1970s. It was introduced in 2014 and is still in production. It is a single-action pull station, and has a status LED.		The Simplex 4099-9004 is the most commonly seen pull station on new Simplex installs. It uses the iconic "T-Bar" design that Simplex has had since the 1970s. It was introduced in 2014 and is still in production. It is a single-action pull station, and has a status LED. It is addressable, and runs on the IDNet addressable protocol.
	==How To Operate==		==How To Operate==
	Put two fingers on the back of the handle, and pull forward and down.		Put two fingers on the back of the handle, and pull forward and down.

TwentyThree33 at 04:28, 3 December 2022

2022-12-03T04:28:11Z

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	== Variants ==		== Variants ==

	== Enthusiasts Who Own This ==		== Enthusiasts Who Own This ==
			User Yycsfirealarmnimrod has one of these pull stations, built in 2018. He also has two 4099-9004CB bilingual variants, which are from 2017. User Simplex NimrodES also has one 4099-9004, which was made in 2018.
	User Yycsfirealarmnimrod has one of these pull stations, built in 2018. He also has two 4099-9004CB bilingual variants, which are from 2017. User Simplex NimrodES also has one 4099-9004, which was made in 2018~~. The LED on his is not working, though~~.

Alberta Fire Alarms: /* Enthusiasts Who Own This */

2021-07-11T07:49:55Z

Enthusiasts Who Own This

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	== Enthusiasts Who Own This ==		== Enthusiasts Who Own This ==

	User Yycsfirealarmnimrod has one of these pull stations, built in 2018. He also has two 4099-9004CB bilingual variants, which are from 2017.		User Yycsfirealarmnimrod has one of these pull stations, built in 2018. He also has two 4099-9004CB bilingual variants, which are from 2017. User Simplex NimrodES also has one 4099-9004, which was made in 2018. The LED on his is not working, though.

Alberta Fire Alarms: /* Enthusiasts Who Own This */

2021-07-03T03:29:48Z

Enthusiasts Who Own This

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	== Enthusiasts Who Own This ==		== Enthusiasts Who Own This ==

			User Yycsfirealarmnimrod has one of these pull stations, built in 2018. He also has two 4099-9004CB bilingual variants, which are from 2017.

Alberta Fire Alarms: /* How To Operate */

2021-06-22T01:38:45Z

How To Operate

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	==How To Operate==		==How To Operate==
	Put two fingers on the back of the handle, and pull forward and down.		Put two fingers on the back of the handle, and pull forward and down.


			== Variants ==

			== Enthusiasts Who Own This ==

Alberta Fire Alarms at 01:32, 22 June 2021

2021-06-22T01:32:34Z

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	The Simplex 4099-9004 is the most commonly seen pull station on new Simplex installs. It uses the iconic "T-Bar" design that Simplex has had since the 1970s. It was introduced in 2014. It is a single-action pull station, and has a status LED.		The Simplex 4099-9004 is the most commonly seen pull station on new Simplex installs. It uses the iconic "T-Bar" design that Simplex has had since the 1970s. It was introduced in 2014 and is still in production. It is a single-action pull station, and has a status LED.
	==How To Operate==		==How To Operate==
	Put two fingers on the back of the handle, and pull forward and down.		Put two fingers on the back of the handle, and pull forward and down.

Alberta Fire Alarms at 01:31, 22 June 2021

2021-06-22T01:31:08Z

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	The Simplex 4099-9004 is the most commonly seen pull station on new Simplex installs. It uses the iconic "T-Bar" design that Simplex has had since the 1970s.		The Simplex 4099-9004 is the most commonly seen pull station on new Simplex installs. It uses the iconic "T-Bar" design that Simplex has had since the 1970s. It was introduced in 2014. It is a single-action pull station, and has a status LED.
	==How To ~~Pull~~==		==How To Operate==
	Put two fingers on the back of the handle, and pull forward and down.		Put two fingers on the back of the handle, and pull forward and down.

TwentyThree33: Gonna take a photo of mine soon.

2021-06-22T01:29:58Z

Gonna take a photo of mine soon.

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The Simplex 4099-9004 is the most commonly seen pull station on new Simplex installs. It uses the iconic "T-Bar" design that Simplex has had since the 1970s.
==How To Pull==
Put two fingers on the back of the handle, and pull forward and down.