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'''Tillebrook Provincial Park''' is a provincial park near Tilley, AB. There is a campground, with a park office that a fire alarm system, but is not powered up and in use.  
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| FACP: EST FireShield FS302G <br /> FACP Location: Main Entrancee <br />System Type: Single-Stage Conventional <br /> System Line Voltage: 120VAC<br />NAC Voltage: 24VFWR <br /> System Coding: Temporal <br> Strobes Synchronized <br />Date of System Installation: 2007? <br />Year Opened: 1969
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'''Tillebrook Provincial Park''' is a provincial park located on Township Road 183A, in Tilley, Alberta, Canada. The park contains a day use area and five campground loops. This page will cover the park office, which is the only building with a fire alarm system. The building opened in 1969, and the fire alarm system is from 2007.


== System Specifications ==
Note: This fire alarm system is not in use. The system does not have power, and will not detect a fire or warn people.
==System Specifications (2007-present)==
====FACP====
The building is protected by an EST FireShield FS302G conventional fire alarm system. The panel is located next to the main entrance. The system coding is temporal.
====Notification Appliances====
The only notification appliance is an EST “Genesis” G1R-HDVM horn/strobe (red, wall-mount).
===Initiating Devices===
====Pull Stations====
Both pull stations are Edwards 270-SPO conventional single-action pull stations.
====Automatic Detection Devices====
There are two Edwards EC30U-3 conventional photoelectric smoke detectors in the building.


==== FACP ====
==== EOLs ====
 
There are Edwards EOL-P1 end-of-line resistor plates on all circuits.
The fire alarm control panel is a 1-zone EST FireShield. It is located at the entrance of the park office. The panel is currently not powered up, it still is basically new from factory.
 
==== Notification Appliances ====
 
The notification appliance is an EST Genesis G1R-HDVM (red, wall, no FIRE marking) horn/strobe. It is right beside the entrance, and is currently not in use.
 
=== Initiating Devices ===
 
==== Pull Stations ====
 
The only pull station is an Edwards 270-SPO. It is installed, but not in use.
 
==== Automatic Detection Devices ====
 
None noticed.
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[[Category:Campgrounds]]

Latest revision as of 17:35, 14 October 2024

System Specifications
FACP: EST FireShield FS302G
FACP Location: Main Entrancee
System Type: Single-Stage Conventional
System Line Voltage: 120VAC
NAC Voltage: 24VFWR
System Coding: Temporal
Strobes Synchronized
Date of System Installation: 2007?
Year Opened: 1969

Tillebrook Provincial Park is a provincial park located on Township Road 183A, in Tilley, Alberta, Canada. The park contains a day use area and five campground loops. This page will cover the park office, which is the only building with a fire alarm system. The building opened in 1969, and the fire alarm system is from 2007.

Note: This fire alarm system is not in use. The system does not have power, and will not detect a fire or warn people.

System Specifications (2007-present)[edit | edit source]

FACP[edit | edit source]

The building is protected by an EST FireShield FS302G conventional fire alarm system. The panel is located next to the main entrance. The system coding is temporal.

Notification Appliances[edit | edit source]

The only notification appliance is an EST “Genesis” G1R-HDVM horn/strobe (red, wall-mount).

Initiating Devices[edit | edit source]

Pull Stations[edit | edit source]

Both pull stations are Edwards 270-SPO conventional single-action pull stations.

Automatic Detection Devices[edit | edit source]

There are two Edwards EC30U-3 conventional photoelectric smoke detectors in the building.

EOLs[edit | edit source]

There are Edwards EOL-P1 end-of-line resistor plates on all circuits.