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The Barndominium contained three EST Genesis G1-HDVM (white, wall mount, no fire marking) horn/strobes. The owner requested white only without fire marking in order to not distract from the beauty of the establishment as they are small and rather invisible. | The Barndominium contained three EST Genesis G1-HDVM (white, wall mount, no fire marking) horn/strobes. The owner requested white only without fire marking in order to not distract from the beauty of the establishment as they are small and rather invisible. | ||
=== Initiating Devices === | ==== Initiating Devices ==== | ||
=== Pull Stations === | |||
The establishment had 2 Edwards 278B-1120 pull stations, replacing the hard to reset 270-SPOWB pull stations. | The establishment had 2 Edwards 278B-1120 pull stations, replacing the hard to reset 270-SPOWB pull stations. | ||
===== Automatic Detection Devices ===== | ===== Automatic Detection Devices ===== | ||
There were two different automatic detection devices. The downstairs/kitchen detector was a System Sensor C2WTA-BA, 2-wire, photoelectric i3 smoke detector with a thermal sensor and a built-in sounder, the sounder was removed due to it being unneccesary | There were two different automatic detection devices. The downstairs/kitchen detector was a System Sensor C2WTA-BA, 2-wire, photoelectric i3 smoke detector with a thermal sensor and a built-in sounder, the sounder was removed due to it being unneccesary it was configured for alarm verification to avoid false alarms caused by cooking. | ||
The upstairs hallway detector was a System Sensor C2W-BA, 2-wire, photoelectric i3 smoke detector. | The upstairs hallway detector was a System Sensor C2W-BA, 2-wire, photoelectric i3 smoke detector. | ||
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Revision as of 15:03, 6 November 2020
The Barndominium is a small house located just outside Drumheller in Starland County, Alberta. It started its life as a small barn that was built pre-World War I and was converted to a guest house in 2017.
The Fire Alarm System was installed on the 12th of May 2019 by User:AdenK2333, who maintained, tested and conducted fire drills when necessary.
On May 26, 2020 the alarm system was decommissioned and removed due to a dispute between the installer and the owner.
On the 31st of May it was announced that a ADT Unimode 10UD shall replace the old panel and all Initiating devices and Notification Appliances will be reused except for one G1-HDVM which was damaged upon temporary installation on another site. User:Yycsfirealarmnimrod now owns the MS-4. This plan came to fruition for approximately 2 days before the permenant system removal requested by the owner.
On July 25, 2020 the alarm system was decommissioned and removed due to a second dispute between the installer and the owner. The system has never been installed in this location since.
Former System Specifications
FACP
The panel was a ADT Unimode 10UD installed as the replacement panel in July 2020. It was a used panel, that purchased on eBay previously, replacing the MS-4 It was located by the stairs.
Notification Appliances
The Barndominium contained three EST Genesis G1-HDVM (white, wall mount, no fire marking) horn/strobes. The owner requested white only without fire marking in order to not distract from the beauty of the establishment as they are small and rather invisible.
Initiating Devices
Pull Stations
The establishment had 2 Edwards 278B-1120 pull stations, replacing the hard to reset 270-SPOWB pull stations.
Automatic Detection Devices
There were two different automatic detection devices. The downstairs/kitchen detector was a System Sensor C2WTA-BA, 2-wire, photoelectric i3 smoke detector with a thermal sensor and a built-in sounder, the sounder was removed due to it being unneccesary it was configured for alarm verification to avoid false alarms caused by cooking.
The upstairs hallway detector was a System Sensor C2W-BA, 2-wire, photoelectric i3 smoke detector.