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| FACP: Notifier NFS2-640C <br /> FACP Location: Main Entrance <br />System Type: Single-Stage | | FACP: Notifier NFS2-640C <br /> FACP Location: Main Entrance <br />System Type: Single-Stage Conventional<br /> System Line Voltage: 120VAC<br />NAC Voltage: 24VDC <br /> System Coding: Temporal <br> Strobes Synchronized: Yes, System Sensor <br />Date of last known Upgrade: 2018 <br />Year Opened: 1984 | ||
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'''Real Canadian Superstore''' is a chain of supermarkets owned by Loblaws. This particular store is located at 4821 Calgary Trail Northwest, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The store opened in | '''Real Canadian Superstore''' is a chain of supermarkets owned by Loblaws. This particular store is located at 4821 Calgary Trail Northwest, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The store opened in 1984, and received a full fire alarm system upgrade in 2018. | ||
==System Specifications (2020-present)== | ==System Specifications (2020-present)== | ||
====FACP==== | ====FACP==== | ||
The building is protected by a Notifier NFS2-640C | The building is protected by a Notifier NFS2-640C conventional fire alarm system. The panel is located in the main entrance vestibule, and is equipped with two Notifier XP6-MA zone cards. The system coding is temporal. | ||
====Notification Appliances==== | ====Notification Appliances==== | ||
All notification appliances are System Sensor “L-Series” P2RLA horn/strobes (red, wall-mount, bilingual lettering, set to 15cd). | All notification appliances are System Sensor “L-Series” P2RLA horn/strobes (red, wall-mount, bilingual lettering, set to 15cd). | ||
The backroom has Mircom BL-6 motor bells (6" gong), left over from the previous system. | |||
===Initiating Devices=== | ===Initiating Devices=== | ||
====Pull Stations==== | ====Pull Stations==== | ||
All pull stations are Notifier NBG- | All pull stations are Notifier NBG-12L conventional dual-action pull stations. | ||
====Automatic Detection Devices==== | |||
There is a System Sensor "i3" C2W-BA conventional photoelectric smoke detector at the top of the stairwell. | |||
==== EOLs ==== | |||
There are Notifier EOL-CR end-of-line resistor plates on all circuits. | |||
== System Specifications (2000s-2018) == | |||
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| FACP: Mircom Series FA-1000 <br />FACP Location: Main Entrance Vestibule <br />System Type: Single-Stage Conventional <br />System Line Voltage: 120VAC<br />NAC Voltage: 24VFWR <br />System Coding: Continuous <br />Date of last known Upgrade: N/A <br/> Year Installed: 2000s <br />Year Decommissioned: 2018 | |||
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==== FACP ==== | |||
The building was protected by a Mircom Series FA-1000 conventional fire alarm system. The panel was located in the main entrance vestibule. The system coding was continuous. | |||
==== Notification Appliances ==== | |||
Most notification appliances were Mircom BL-10B motor bells (10" gong). <br> There were some Mircom BL-10A motor bells (10" gong). <br> The backroom has Mircom BL-6 motor bells (6" gong), which are still in service. | |||
=== Initiating Devices === | |||
==== Pull Stations ==== | |||
All pull stations were Mircom MS-401 conventional single-action pull stations. | |||
====Automatic Detection Devices==== | ====Automatic Detection Devices==== | ||
None noticed. | None noticed. | ||
==== | ==== EOLs ==== | ||
There | There were Mircom MP-300 end-of-line resistor plates on all circuits. | ||
[[Category:Edmonton]] | [[Category:Edmonton]] | ||
[[Category:Retail Stores]] | [[Category:Retail Stores]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:55, 15 February 2025
| System Specifications |
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| FACP: Notifier NFS2-640C FACP Location: Main Entrance System Type: Single-Stage Conventional System Line Voltage: 120VAC NAC Voltage: 24VDC System Coding: Temporal Strobes Synchronized: Yes, System Sensor Date of last known Upgrade: 2018 Year Opened: 1984 |
Real Canadian Superstore is a chain of supermarkets owned by Loblaws. This particular store is located at 4821 Calgary Trail Northwest, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The store opened in 1984, and received a full fire alarm system upgrade in 2018.
System Specifications (2020-present)
FACP
The building is protected by a Notifier NFS2-640C conventional fire alarm system. The panel is located in the main entrance vestibule, and is equipped with two Notifier XP6-MA zone cards. The system coding is temporal.
Notification Appliances
All notification appliances are System Sensor “L-Series” P2RLA horn/strobes (red, wall-mount, bilingual lettering, set to 15cd).
The backroom has Mircom BL-6 motor bells (6" gong), left over from the previous system.
Initiating Devices
Pull Stations
All pull stations are Notifier NBG-12L conventional dual-action pull stations.
Automatic Detection Devices
There is a System Sensor "i3" C2W-BA conventional photoelectric smoke detector at the top of the stairwell.
EOLs
There are Notifier EOL-CR end-of-line resistor plates on all circuits.
System Specifications (2000s-2018)
| Former System Specifications |
|---|
| FACP: Mircom Series FA-1000 FACP Location: Main Entrance Vestibule System Type: Single-Stage Conventional System Line Voltage: 120VAC NAC Voltage: 24VFWR System Coding: Continuous Date of last known Upgrade: N/A Year Installed: 2000s Year Decommissioned: 2018 |
FACP
The building was protected by a Mircom Series FA-1000 conventional fire alarm system. The panel was located in the main entrance vestibule. The system coding was continuous.
Notification Appliances
Most notification appliances were Mircom BL-10B motor bells (10" gong).
There were some Mircom BL-10A motor bells (10" gong).
The backroom has Mircom BL-6 motor bells (6" gong), which are still in service.
Initiating Devices
Pull Stations
All pull stations were Mircom MS-401 conventional single-action pull stations.
Automatic Detection Devices
None noticed.
EOLs
There were Mircom MP-300 end-of-line resistor plates on all circuits.