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|Late 2010s (one 2017)
|Late 2010s (one 2017)
|First alarm I ever got.
|First alarm I ever got.
|AMRE Supply (overpriced! Just go to Mircom themselves.)
|AMRE Supply (overpriced! Just go to Mircom themselves.)
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|Edwards 270-GAO
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|Came out of the Calgary General Hospital
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|Simplex 4251-30
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|Dual-action (break glass) conventional T-bar pull station
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| 11th week of 1979
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|Currently in possession of [[User:Yycsfirealarmnimrod|Yycsfirealarmnimrod]], and in use on [[YYCsFireAlarmNimrod's Basement]].
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|Kijiji
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|Edwards 275-C111
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|Metal conventional pull station
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|Canadian Alarms
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|Mircom MS-401AD
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|Addressable single-stage pull station
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|Canadian Alarms
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| Edwards 270-SPO
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|Conventional single-stage pull station
|1960s (1)
2009 (1)
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|Kijiji (1960s), [[User:Yycsfirealarmnimrod|Yycsfirealarmnimrod]] (2009)
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|Edwards 270-SPOW
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|Conventional single-stage pull station with Wire Terminals
|2011
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|Canadian Alarms
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|Simplex 4099-9004
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|Addressable IDNET single-stage T-bar pull station with LED
|2018
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|Canadian Alarms
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|Pyrotronics MS-51B
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| Conventional, bilingual single action pull station
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|1980s
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|Branded "Pyr-A-Larm"
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|El Chupacabra
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|Fire-Lite BG-12
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|Conventional dual-action pull station
|2001
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|El Chupacabra
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|Mirtone 73303
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|Canadian Alarms, [[User:Yycsfirealarmnimrod|Yycsfirealarmnimrod]]
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===Automatic Detection Devices===
===Automatic Detection Devices===

Revision as of 11:51, 4 December 2021

I have been collecting fire alarms since 2017, and I have a good number of devices.

FACP (Panels)

Model Image Type Zone/Point Capacity NACs Coding Options Power Supply NAC Voltage System Line Voltage Synchronization Support Manufacturing Date Origin
Fire-Lite MS-4 Conventional 4 zones 2 Code-3, continuous 3A (expandable to 6A) 24VFWR 120VAC System Sensor, Wheelock, Gentex December 18, 2015 Yycsfirealarmnimrod

Notification Appliances

Model Number Images Quantity Type Voltage Strobe Intensity Loudness Manufacturing Date Notes
Edwards 333D 1 6" Single-Stroke bell 24VDC N/A 92 dB 1976 From the "Adaptabel" line.

Came out of the Calgary General Hospital.

Has been modified to allow easier wiring to panels.

Unbranded Alarm Bell

from Amazon

1 6" motor bell 24VDC N/A 95 dB 2017 Also known as the "FakeBell"

Works on 9VDC

EST 757-5A-T 1 Temporal horn/strobe 20-24VDC 15cd 98/102 dB 1997 From the "Integrity" lineup

Came out of a Walmart in Ontario.

Wheelock WM3T-24 1 Weatherproof strobe 18-31VDC 117cd (78cd at -35C) N/A 1993
Mirtone 74306 1 10" motor bell 24VDC N/A 95 dB? Late 1980s-early 1990s
Edwards/EST (GE) 682-1C 1 Mini-horn 20-24VDC N/A 91 dB? 2008

Pull Stations

Model Number Images Quantity Type Manufacturing Date Notes Origin
Mircom MS-401 2 Conventional, single stage pull station Late 2010s (one 2017) First alarm I ever got. AMRE Supply (overpriced! Just go to Mircom themselves.)

Automatic Detection Devices

Model Number Images Quantity Type Manufacturing Date Notes Origin
Edwards 281C 1 Fixed Temperature/Rate-of-Rise Heat Detector 1994 Canadian Alarms
Edwards 281B-PL 1 Fixed Temperature/Rate-of-Rise Heat Detector 2010 Came with base Yycsfirealarmnimrod
Mirtone 73340 1 Fixed Temperature/Rate-of-Rise Heat Detector 1998 Paul Huntington
Edwards C2M-PD 1 2-wire, self-diagnostic photoelectric smoke detector 2010 Paul Huntington
System Sensor 2400A 1 direct-wire, photoelectric smoke detector Unknown (1990s-2000s) Thomas Barnable