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Best Western The Plaza Hotel

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System Specifications
FACP: Edwards EST3
FACP Location: Unknown
System Type: Addressable
System Line Voltage: 120VAC
NAC Voltage: 24VDC
System Coding: Temporal?
Date of last known Upgrade: 2018
Year Opened: 1974

Best Western The Plaza Hotel is a hotel located at 3253 N Nimitz Hwy, Honolulu, Hawaii. It is owned by Best Western Hotels. The hotel opened in 1974, and the fire alarm system was upgraded in 2018.

System Specifications (2018-present)

FACP

The building is protected by an Edwards EST3 addressable fire alarm system. The panel location is unknown. The system runs Edwards’ Signature addressable protocol, and the system coding is likely temporal.

Notification Appliances

All notification appliances are Simplex 2901-9722 motor bells (10” gong). There are numerous deficiency replacement bells, to be confirmed. These bells remained from the previous system.

Initiating Devices

Pull Stations

All pull stations are EST SIGA-278 addressable dual-action pull stations.

Automatic Detection Devices

There are Edwards SIGA-PD addressable photoelectric smoke detectors throughout, mounted on SIGA-SB bases.

Former System Specifications (1990s-2018)

Former System Specifications
FACP: Simplex 4100+
FACP Location: Unknown
System Type: Conventional
System Line Voltage: 120VAC
NAC Voltage: 24VDC
System Coding: Continuous
Date of last known Upgrade: N/A
Year Installed: 1990s
Year Decommissioned: 2018

FACP

The building was protected by a Simplex 4100+ conventional fire alarm system. The panel location was unknown. The system coding was continuous.

Notification Appliances

All notification appliances are Simplex 2901-9722 motor bells (10” gong). There are numerous deficiency replacement bells, to be confirmed. These bells are still in service.

Initiating Devices

Pull Stations

All pull stations were Simplex 2099-9754 conventional single-action pull stations.

Automatic Detection Devices

There were System Sensor 2400 conventional photoelectric smoke detectors throughout the building.