A early 1970′s EDWARDS bell type thermal fire sensor (heat detector) still in service, and a (again early 1970′s) Standard circular style pull station. There is also an unknown brand piezo buzzer& flasher alarm in the video.
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@wileyk209zback
My elementary and Intermediate schools also had these but they were also branded Simplex. Which makes sense because these systems were installed around the same time ~early 1970s. Sadly most of these have been torn out for the photoelectric/ electronic/ piezo/ strobe systems- you can’t beat the classics though! We actually have a building on my campus that has non-ADA compliant Edwards single 12″ bells without strobes which is odd to see now adays.- Thanks for watching!
I’ve seen those heat detectors before. Chemtronics actually makes them, but many companies rebranded them, including Edwards, Gamewell, Standard Electric Time, Fire-Lite, Simplex and several others. Several of my schools had those same heat detectors (mostly the Simplex version.)
That alarm pictured is an Edwards/EST horn/strobe, pre-Integrity model. My college also has a few old Standard pulls too (they used to have more, but now they mostly have newer Faraday, Notifier and Fire-Lite products.)
@IncredableDrE
That is so cool!- I am a big fan of vintage Simplex equipment. Hope you kept the two bells to. LOL! What did you replace the old system with?
@VICNASTY1989
At my building, when I bought it 2 years ago with my dad we had to take down the whole fire system (I know how to install) and I installed the new ones. The old simplex system consisted of the panel (heavy as hell) 60 vibraphones and 2 bells. Plus the heat detecters. I still own the panels and the horns . Quality stuff