Hilton Fort Wayne at the Grand Wayne Convention Center

System Specifications
FACP: Simplex 4100ES FACP Location: Unknown System Type: Hybrid-Addressable System Line Voltage: 120VAC NAC Voltage: 25VRMS (Audible) 24VDC (Visual) System Coding: Unknown Strobes Synchronized: No Date of last known Upgrade: 2017 Year Opened: 1985, 2004

Hilton is a chain of upscale hotels. The chain is headquartered in McLean, Virginia, and has locations worldwide. This particular hotel is located at 1020 Calhoun Street, adjacent to the Grand Wayne Convention Center in Downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA. The hotel opened in 1985, and was expanded in 2004. The Starbucks opened in 2017. The fire alarm system is mostly original, with a panel replacement in 2017.

System Specifications (1985-present)

FACP

The building is protected by a Simplex 4100ES hybrid-addressable fire alarm system. The panel location is unknown. The system runs Simplex’s IDNet addressable protocol, and is equipped with voice evacuation. The evacuation signal is likely whoop, with a male message.
The 4100ES was installed in 2017, replacing a Simplex 4100U, which in turn replaced a Simplex 2001.

Notification Appliances

Most areas have Simplex 2902-9739 speaker/strobes (red, wall-mount).
All guest rooms have Simplex 2902-9734 remote speakers (red, wall-mount).
The pool area has Simplex 2902-9711 re-entrant speakers (red, wall-mount) and Simplex 2904-9101 remote strobes.
Starbucks has Simplex “TrueAlert” 4906-9151 speaker/strobes (red, wall-mount, set to 25V/15cd) and Simplex 4906-9101 remote strobes (red, wall-mount, set to 15cd).
There is a Simplex 4904-9137 remote strobe (red, wall-mount, 15cd) in the weight room as a deficiency replacement.

Initiating Devices

Pull Stations

Most pull stations are Simplex 4251-30 addressable dual-action pull stations.
The parkade has Simplex 4251-55 conventional single-action pull stations.
Starbucks has Simplex 4099-9001 addressable single-action pull stations.

Automatic Detection Devices

Most areas have Simplex 2098-9603 conventional photoelectric smoke detectors.
There is a Simplex 2098-9201 conventional photoelectric smoke detector in an elevator lobby.
Some areas have Simplex “TrueAlarm” 4098-9714 addressable photoelectric smoke detectors mounted on Simplex 4098-9792 bases.

Modules

There are Simplex 4090-9001 addressable monitor modules supervising the sprinkler system’s tamper and flow switches.