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The QuickStart was released about 2001. No changes were made until about 2011 when they changed the logo to the GE EST logo. In 2013, they used the current EST logo until its discontinuation around 2020. | The QuickStart was released about 2001. No changes were made until about 2011 when they changed the logo to the GE EST logo. In 2013, they used the current EST logo until its discontinuation around 2020. | ||
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[[User:Twentytwo22]] has a QS4 from 2008. The panel is installed in [[Twentytwo22's Garage]]. | |||
[[User: TwentyThree33]] has two QS1 panels. One is from 2008, and the other was built from spare parts from various non-functional panels. | |||
Revision as of 17:28, 16 January 2023
The EST QuickStart is a line of fire alarm control panels made by EST. They had three models over the years they made them. The series was introduced in the early 2000s and was discontinued in 2020. The panels are common in Calgary, but the one that is the most common is the QS1.
Models
- QuickStart QS1 - an addressable control panel with a capacity for up to 250 points. This is the most common QuickStart panel in Calgary.
- QuickStart QSC - a conventional control panel with a capacity for up to 48 Class B IDCs or a combination of 40 Class A & B IDCs.
- QuickStart QS4 - an addressable and conventional control panel with a capacity for up to 1000 addressable points, or 48 Class B IDCs, or 40 Class A and B IDCs combined.
History of the QuickStart
The QuickStart was released about 2001. No changes were made until about 2011 when they changed the logo to the GE EST logo. In 2013, they used the current EST logo until its discontinuation around 2020.
Enthusiasts Owned
User:Twentytwo22 has a QS4 from 2008. The panel is installed in Twentytwo22's Garage.
User: TwentyThree33 has two QS1 panels. One is from 2008, and the other was built from spare parts from various non-functional panels.