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| FACP: Simplex 2120 <br />FACP Location: Unknown <br />System Type: Conventional <br />System Line Voltage: 120VAC<br />NAC Voltage: 24VDC <br />System Coding: Temporal <br>Strobes Synchronized: No <br />Date of last known Upgrade: 2005 <br />Year Opened: 1985 | | FACP: Simplex 2120 <br />FACP Location: Unknown <br />System Type: Conventional <br />System Line Voltage: 120VAC<br />NAC Voltage: 24VDC <br />System Coding: Temporal <br>Strobes Synchronized: No <br />Date of last known Upgrade: 2005 <br />Year Opened: 1985 | ||
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The '''Olympic Volunteer Centre''' is a small building located at 1833 Crowchild Trail NW, in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The building also houses the Red & White Club. The building was built in 1985, and the fire alarm system is original. | |||
The '''Olympic Volunteer Centre''' is a small building located at 1833 Crowchild Trail NW, in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. | |||
==System Specifications== | ==System Specifications== | ||
Please note that some system details are unconfirmed. | Please note that some system details are unconfirmed. This page should not be used for official purposes. | ||
====FACP==== | ====FACP==== | ||
The building is protected by a Simplex 2120 conventional fire alarm system. | The building is protected by a Simplex 2120 conventional fire alarm system. The panel location is unknown. The system coding is temporal. | ||
=====Annunciators===== | =====Annunciators===== | ||
There is a Simplex annunciator in the main entrance vestibule. | There is a Simplex annunciator in the main entrance vestibule. | ||
====Notification Appliances==== | ====Notification Appliances==== | ||
All notification appliances are System Sensor “SpectrAlert” P2415A horn/strobes (red, wall-mount, 15cd), installed in 2005 for unknown reasons. | All notification appliances are System Sensor “SpectrAlert” P2415A horn/strobes (red, wall-mount, 15cd), installed in 2005 for unknown reasons. | ||
===Initiating Devices=== | ===Initiating Devices=== | ||
====Pull Stations==== | ====Pull Stations==== | ||
All pull stations are Simplex 4251-20 conventional single-action pull stations. | All pull stations are Simplex 4251-20 conventional single-action pull stations. | ||
====Automatic Detection Devices==== | ====Automatic Detection Devices==== | ||
There are Fenwal CPD-7024 conventional ionization smoke detectors throughout the building. | There are Fenwal CPD-7024 conventional ionization smoke detectors throughout the building. <br>Some areas have Simplex “TrueAlarm” 4098-9601 conventional photoelectric smoke detectors as deficiency replacements. | ||
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Revision as of 15:25, 26 May 2024
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| FACP: Simplex 2120 FACP Location: Unknown System Type: Conventional System Line Voltage: 120VAC NAC Voltage: 24VDC System Coding: Temporal Strobes Synchronized: No Date of last known Upgrade: 2005 Year Opened: 1985 |
The Olympic Volunteer Centre is a small building located at 1833 Crowchild Trail NW, in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The building also houses the Red & White Club. The building was built in 1985, and the fire alarm system is original.
System Specifications
Please note that some system details are unconfirmed. This page should not be used for official purposes.
FACP
The building is protected by a Simplex 2120 conventional fire alarm system. The panel location is unknown. The system coding is temporal.
Annunciators
There is a Simplex annunciator in the main entrance vestibule.
Notification Appliances
All notification appliances are System Sensor “SpectrAlert” P2415A horn/strobes (red, wall-mount, 15cd), installed in 2005 for unknown reasons.
Initiating Devices
Pull Stations
All pull stations are Simplex 4251-20 conventional single-action pull stations.
Automatic Detection Devices
There are Fenwal CPD-7024 conventional ionization smoke detectors throughout the building.
Some areas have Simplex “TrueAlarm” 4098-9601 conventional photoelectric smoke detectors as deficiency replacements.