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| FACP: Mircom FX-2000 <br />FACP Location: Entrance <br />System Type: Conventional <br />System Line Voltage: 120VAC<br />NAC Voltage: 24VFWR <br />System Coding: Temporal <br>Strobes Synchronized: Yes, Mircom <br />Date of last known Upgrade: 2012 <br />Year Opened: 1983 | | FACP: Mircom FX-2000 <br />FACP Location: Entrance <br />System Type: Single-Stage Conventional <br />System Line Voltage: 120VAC<br />NAC Voltage: 24VFWR <br />System Coding: Temporal <br>Strobes Synchronized: Yes, Mircom <br />Date of last known Upgrade: 2012 <br />Year Opened: 1983 | ||
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'''Granville Island Hotel''' is a boutique hotel located at 1253 Johnston St, Vancouver, BC. It has a fitness centre, spas, and a conference centre. | |||
The hotel was built in 1983, spans 3 floors, and with the exception of some original pull stations and bells, the system was upgraded in 2010, with guest room alarms and strobes added on in 2012. | |||
== System Specifications == | |||
==== FACP ==== | |||
The building is protected by a Mircom FX-2000 conventional fire alarm system. The panel is located after the entrance, and is a two-bay cabinet. It was installed in 2010 following a renovation. The system coding is temporal. | |||
==== Notification Appliances ==== | |||
The notification appliances are mostly System Sensor SSM24-10A motor bells (10" gong) on Amseco RSB24-153075 strobe plates (rebranded by Mircom, 15cd). | |||
There are also Amseco MSB-10-PV4 motor bells (10" gong) on Amseco RSB24-153075 strobe plates (rebranded by Mircom, 15cd). The strobe plates were installed in 2012 onto the existing bells. | |||
In the lobby, there is one General Signal MB10-24 motor bell (10" gong) as a deficiency replacement. | |||
The | The fitness room has an original Mirtone 74306 vibrating bells (10" gong), while the third floor has a newer variant. | ||
Most guest rooms have Mircom MH-S25WA (white, silenceable) mini horns, although some rooms have Mircom “Select-a-Horn/Strobe” FHS-240W horn/strobes (white, wall-mount, 30cd) | |||
In room 111, there are two Mircom “Select-a-Strobe” FS-240W (white, 30cd) remote strobes. | |||
The guest room devices were installed in 2012. | |||
=== Initiating Devices === | === Initiating Devices === | ||
==== Pull Stations ==== | ==== Pull Stations ==== | ||
Most pull stations are Mirtone 73201 conventional dual-action pull stations. | |||
There are Mircom MS-401 conventional single-action pull stations in some areas as deficiency replacements. | |||
There is one original Edwards 270-SPO (shield logo, FIRE ALARM) conventional single-action pull station at one entrance in the lobby, that is likely new old stock. | |||
==== Automatic Detection Devices ==== | ==== Automatic Detection Devices ==== | ||
There are Mircom 2151A photoelectric smoke detectors throughout, mounted on System Sensor B210LPA bases. | |||
There are Mircom 2151A photoelectric smoke detectors throughout. | |||
== List of known activations == | == List of known activations == | ||
July 2006 - alarm at 11pm. Guests confused, and later confirmed to be false. | |||
May 4, 2012 - alarm at 4:34am. Accidental activation by night cleaners working in kitchen, could either be a smoke detector or a pull station. Guests rushed to lobby and many tried to evacuate. Alarm was found to be false. | May 4, 2012 - alarm at 4:34am. Accidental activation by night cleaners working in kitchen, could either be a smoke detector or a pull station. Guests rushed to lobby and many tried to evacuate. Alarm was found to be false. | ||
[[Category:British Columbia]] | |||
[[Category:Hotels]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:20, 28 September 2024
| System Specifications |
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| FACP: Mircom FX-2000 FACP Location: Entrance System Type: Single-Stage Conventional System Line Voltage: 120VAC NAC Voltage: 24VFWR System Coding: Temporal Strobes Synchronized: Yes, Mircom Date of last known Upgrade: 2012 Year Opened: 1983 |
Granville Island Hotel is a boutique hotel located at 1253 Johnston St, Vancouver, BC. It has a fitness centre, spas, and a conference centre.
The hotel was built in 1983, spans 3 floors, and with the exception of some original pull stations and bells, the system was upgraded in 2010, with guest room alarms and strobes added on in 2012.
System Specifications[edit | edit source]
FACP[edit | edit source]
The building is protected by a Mircom FX-2000 conventional fire alarm system. The panel is located after the entrance, and is a two-bay cabinet. It was installed in 2010 following a renovation. The system coding is temporal.
Notification Appliances[edit | edit source]
The notification appliances are mostly System Sensor SSM24-10A motor bells (10" gong) on Amseco RSB24-153075 strobe plates (rebranded by Mircom, 15cd).
There are also Amseco MSB-10-PV4 motor bells (10" gong) on Amseco RSB24-153075 strobe plates (rebranded by Mircom, 15cd). The strobe plates were installed in 2012 onto the existing bells.
In the lobby, there is one General Signal MB10-24 motor bell (10" gong) as a deficiency replacement.
The fitness room has an original Mirtone 74306 vibrating bells (10" gong), while the third floor has a newer variant.
Most guest rooms have Mircom MH-S25WA (white, silenceable) mini horns, although some rooms have Mircom “Select-a-Horn/Strobe” FHS-240W horn/strobes (white, wall-mount, 30cd)
In room 111, there are two Mircom “Select-a-Strobe” FS-240W (white, 30cd) remote strobes.
The guest room devices were installed in 2012.
Initiating Devices[edit | edit source]
Pull Stations[edit | edit source]
Most pull stations are Mirtone 73201 conventional dual-action pull stations.
There are Mircom MS-401 conventional single-action pull stations in some areas as deficiency replacements.
There is one original Edwards 270-SPO (shield logo, FIRE ALARM) conventional single-action pull station at one entrance in the lobby, that is likely new old stock.
Automatic Detection Devices[edit | edit source]
There are Mircom 2151A photoelectric smoke detectors throughout, mounted on System Sensor B210LPA bases.
List of known activations[edit | edit source]
July 2006 - alarm at 11pm. Guests confused, and later confirmed to be false.
May 4, 2012 - alarm at 4:34am. Accidental activation by night cleaners working in kitchen, could either be a smoke detector or a pull station. Guests rushed to lobby and many tried to evacuate. Alarm was found to be false.