Aames NC-S1
Category : Aames
When the glass breaks, the button behind it gets released, which in turn triggers the alarm. No documentation available.
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Aames SP-I
Category : Aames
This alarm is essentially a poorly designed Simplex tbar, such as the Simplex 2099-9754. It is also the only T-Bar...
Ademco 529
Category : Other
This pull is very poorly designed. I can’t figure out how it’s supposed to activate.
Ademco 532
Category : Ademco
The only place I’ve ever seen an Ademco re-branded BG-10 has been on this particular unit.
ADT 3408-024
Category : ADT
This alarm is a re-branded Wheelock 7002-24. It is a bit different that the 7002-24 that I have, mainly because...
ADT 5050-001
Category : ADT
I received this pull station new in box. It’s pretty cheaply made; the metal plate on the back is glued...
ADT ADT-BG-10
Category : ADT
Clearly, this pull is not in very good condition. The second wire popped out of the switch on the back...
ADT ADT-BG-12LX
Category : ADT
I purchased this pull station as a replacement for my Fire-Lite BG-12, which was becoming past its prime. This opens...
ADT ADT-PS
Category : ADT
Personally, I think that the ADT logo on the head of this smoke is a bit ugly.
ADT B3409-024
Category : ADT
This strobe is designed to be mounted over horns, specifically the Simplex 2901-9806, or it’s equivalent.
ADT Unimode 5
Category : ADT
This is a really nice FACP, although programming it is a bit difficult due to its odd key pad.
Advanced Safety Systems Halon Abort
Category : Other
This unit features an abort switch as well as a countdown timer. It was meant for a Halon suppression system.
Amseco BZ-51-PC2
Category : Amseco
I like the grille, or in other words, have nothing special to say about this particular unit.
Amseco BZ-54VT
Category : Amseco
Although this is technically a motor horn, I believe there is a strobe accessory that can go with this unit...
Amseco BZ-54VT+RSD-24L
Category : Amseco
That rubber band is holding the strobe to the unit since there are no screws keeping it secure.
Amseco FS1-1+SL-02
Category : Amseco
SL-02 is the model of the strobe, FS1-1 is the model of the sounder.
Amseco MSB-10B-PV4
Category : Amseco
This bell is specifically meant to be used in a fire alarm system.
Amseco MSB-8B-P2
Category : Amseco
I am not sure if this bell was specifically meant for fire protection or not.
Amseco SSS2-75110
Category : Amseco
The strobe part of this alarm is actually just placed over what could serve as a stand-alone speaker.
Ansul Autopulse 442R
Category : Ansul
Since this is a release fire alarm control panel, it functions a bit differently than a regular fire alarm control...
Ansul Autopulse 542R
Category : Ansul
This panel is the release version of the Fire-Lite MS-5UD. Its Fire-Lite model number is MRP-2002.
Ansul MS-2
Category : Ansul
This is a special suppression version of the MS-2. It uses the FCI key to open.
Ansul SLG-24F
Category : Ansul
Although this smoke detector doesn’t say Ansul anywhere on it, the base its base, which I did not photograph, is...
Atlas VT-157
Category : Atlas Sound
Multiple companies have rebranded this speaker. Atlas Sound is actually the company that manufactures it, however.
Autocall 4015
Category : Autocall
This pull station is fairly large. I cannot figure out how to reset it for the life of me.
Autocall 4050
Category : Autocall
Unlike my other 4050, this one has a plastic cover that goes over the pull lever.
Cerberus Pyrotronics DI-2D
Category : Cerberus Pyrotronics
Since this smoke detector is missing its label, DI-2D is the best guess I have for its model.
Cerberus Pyrotronics EH-24S
Category : Cerberus Pyrotronics
This alarm is essentially a 4-wire, Cerberus Pyrotronics-branded version of the Wheelock EHS-DL1.
Cerberus Pyrotronics EH-24S
Category : Cerberus Pyrotronics
This unit is missing the large capacitor off of its circuit board.
Cerberus Pyrotronics EH-S17-F
Category : Cerberus Pyrotronics
This alarm is exactly like my FCI HEF/STW, with the exception of the brand, and the fact that this alarm’s...
Cerberus Pyrotronics MS-151
Category : Cerberus Pyrotronics
Instead of having just a lever be moved when the pull station is activated, the entire front plate of the...
Cerberus Pyrotronics MS-151
Category : Cerberus Pyrotronics
This Cerberus Pyrotornics MS-151 is in a bit better shape than my other one.
Cerberus Pyrotronics MSI-20B
Category : Cerberus Pyrotronics
This is the addressable version of the Pyrotronics MS-501.
Cerberus Pyrotronics MTL-S75-S
Category : Cerberus Pyrotronics
This alarm is capable of doing several various tones. They include Horn, Temporal, Bell, Hi-Lo, Chime, Siren, Slow Whoop, and...
Cerberus Pyrotronics S17-FS
Category : Cerberus Pyrotronics
This is an interesting strobe because it is single gang (half the width of a normal alarm).
Cerberus Pyrotronics U-MHT-S17
Category : Cerberus Pyrotronics
I am not 100% sure of the differences between the U-MMT and the U-MHT since I could only find it’s...
Cerberus Pyrotronics U-MMT-S75-W
Category : Cerberus Pyrotronics
This alarm is capable of producing multiple tones.
Couch F1-A
Category : Couch
Unlike my other F1-A, this one has a red handle and the hex lock on the front.
CPG 450E+V1971
Category : CPG
This is a very strange alarm. It looks like a speaker, but is actually an electronic horn.
Edwards 270-GAO
Category : EST/Edwards
This is the original version of the 270-GAO. It is essentially the same as the newer version of the EST...
Edwards 270-SPO
Category : EST/Edwards
This pull station is in very nice condition. I believe that I received it new in box.
Edwards 270-SPO
Category : EST/Edwards
This pull station is an older 270-SPO. For a comparison, check out my other Edwards 270-SPO.
Edwards 270-SPO
Category : EST/Edwards
This unit is missing its switch. Also, the break rod is sagging to a point where I could pull the...
Edwards 270A-SPO
Category : EST/Edwards
This one is slightly different from the other one that I have.
Edwards 276B-1320
Category : EST/Edwards
This is essentially the single-action, non-addressable version of the EST SIGA-278.
Edwards 279A
Category : EST/Edwards
This, along with the EST 2551F are examples of how EST used to rebrand System Sensor equipment when they were...
Edwards 281B
Category : EST/Edwards
This unit is in a bit better condition than my other Edwards 281B.
Edwards 293B
Category : EST/Edwards
Once this heat detector gets used, the disc on the front of it falls off and it cannot be used...
Edwards 7031-92
Category : EST/Edwards
This unit probably wasn’t used as a notification appliance, but instead as an indicator for a part or function of...
Edwards 7031-92
Category : EST/Edwards
I’m actually not sure what the model number on this unit is, but since it bears resemblance to the other...
Edwards 78
Category : EST/Edwards
This is a very old and very rare Edwards break glass pull station. Pulling on the tab would break the...
Edwards 881ALD-AW
Category : EST/Edwards
This type of horn is actually still manufactured by Edwards today. According to their website, “These can be used wherever...
Edwards 890RDB-G5
Category : EST/Edwards
This light isn’t supposed to be an actual notification appliance, and probably more of an indicator, as indicated by the...
Edwards 892-1B
Category : EST/Edwards
The horn and the strobe can easily be separated on this alarm since they are not wired together.
Edwards 899B-01
Category : EST/Edwards
This strobe cover would fit on an alarm such as the Edwards 802-2B.
Edwards V1251-0011-001
Category : EST/Edwards
This is a coded pull station, and really is just a bigger version of the Edwards 270-SPO.
Ellenco 5C
Category : Other
This is pretty rare and really unique pull station. It’s not like a lot of other ones from that time...
EST 2551F
Category : EST/Edwards
This is another example of an EST-branded System Sensor device. I believe this particular smoke detector is addressable.
EST 270-GAO
Category : EST/Edwards
This pull is the newer version of the two-stage 270-SPO. The same key which is used with the Simplex 2098-9806...
EST 757-5A-HS
Category : EST/Edwards
This alarm has a strange back, specifically the part where the wire terminals are.
EST 757-7A-TW
Category : EST/Edwards
This alarm is more commonly known as the “Integrity.” It is exactly like the EST 757-7A-T, with the exception of...
EST 757H-75PS
Category : EST/Edwards
This alarm is similar to an EST 757-7A-T, but features a “Power Saver” strobe.
EST 757S2-15PS
Category : EST/Edwards
This alarm is similar to an EST 757H-75PS, but it is a ceiling-mount alarm and a speaker/strobe.
EST 882-2B
Category : EST/Edwards
This unit has an electronic horn rather than an electromechanical mechanism.
EST G1R-CVM
Category : EST/Edwards
This is a chime/strobe “Genesis.” It does not have the fire lettering on it.
EST G1R-V75
Category : EST/Edwards
This is a remote strobe “Genesis.” Despite having the appearance of being a horn/strobe, it is just a remote strobe
EST G1RF-HDVM
Category : EST/Edwards
This is a horn/strobe “Genesis.” It is very small, smaller than many pull stations.
EST G1WA-VMA
Category : EST/Edwards
Although this alarm has grille for a horn on it, it is actually only a remote strobe.
EST G1WA-VMA
Category : EST/Edwards
It’s always good to have backups of somewhat rare alarms, such as this one.
EST GCF-HDVM
Category : EST/Edwards
This is a ceiling-mount Genesis horn/strobe. I believe that I received this unit new.
EST GCWN-VMA
Category : EST/Edwards
This is a ceiling mount strobe which would be used for general signaling purposes.
EST GL1WF-VMC
Category : EST/Edwards
This remote strobe has an LED. It is actually a rebranded Wheelock Exceeder LED Strobe, it just has a different...
EST SD-TRK4
Category : EST/Edwards
This test switch is equipped with power, alarm, and trouble lights, and operates using an EST CAT 45 key.
EST SIGA-278
Category : EST/Edwards
This pull station used to be addressable, but I have since removed the addressable module.
EST SIGA-278
Category : EST/Edwards
This unit is rusting ever so slightly. It features a newer EST logo on it.
EST SIGA-278
Category : EST/Edwards
Another SIGA-278 that’s starting to rust that I’ve added to my collection only because it wouldn’t be worth trying to...
Faraday 10300-1
Category : Faraday
Here’s a rare version of the Edwards 270-SPO rebranded by Faraday.
Faraday 10508A
Category : Faraday
This coded pull station does the code 7-5-3. It has an extra set of annunciator leads in the back that,...
Faraday 241M
Category : Faraday
It’s pretty difficult to tell if this pull station has been activated.
Faraday 2700-E
Category : Faraday
This strobe is almost Siemens/Cerberus Pyrotronics/Faraday’s version of the Wheelock RSS-24MCW.
Faraday 2705-Z
Category : Faraday
This strobe’s body is made out of metal, unlike most other remote strobes, but that’s probably because this strobe was...
Faraday 2884
Category : Faraday
This alarm is capable of producing a vibrating bell, hi-lo, chime, single stroke bell, steady horn, temporal horn, siren, or...
Faraday 401140
Category : Faraday
I use this to control my mini system. I have wired this up in such a way that the system...
Faraday 5940
Category : Faraday
You can see straight through the grille on this horn to the metal plate on the mechanism.
Faraday 6120
Category : Faraday
The model number on this strobe is actually 5512. This is essentially a Simplex 2901-9838 with a strobe.
Faraday 6180
Category : Faraday
The cover of this alarm is made out of something not ordinary, almost like wood.
Faraday 6234
Category : Faraday
This alarm uses an electromechanical horn. It is the same horn found on the Simplex 2901-9838.
Faraday 6234-E
Category : Faraday
I believe the “E” appendage on the end of the model number means it is a sync-strobe.
Faraday F1GG
Category : Faraday
This pull station is also known by its nickname, the “Chevron.” This particular pull is close in appearance to the...
Faraday F1GGT
Category : Faraday
This pull station is also known as the “Chevron.” It is close in appearance to the Siemens MS1-B6F.
FCI HEF/STW
Category : FCI
This is a multi-tone alarm. Unfortunately, the strobe was DOA, but it is the same as the strobe on the...
FCI P24110-FC
Category : FCI
Although this alarm has 4 wire terminals, I believe that it is still a two-wire alarm. This alarm is part...
FCI S241575-FC
Category : FCI
Unlike my other FCI-rebranded System Sensor SpectrAlert Classic, this one does not have an FCI logo on the front.
FCI STW/4F
Category : FCI
I purchased this strobe in order to compensate for the broken one on my FCI HEF/STW.
Federal Signal 450D+VALS
Category : Federal Signal
This is just like my other Federal Signal 450D, except it has the VALS strobe attached to it.
Federal Signal 950B
Category : Federal Signal
I’m not sure why there is a transformer on the side of this alarm.
Federal Signal AV34+450D
Category : Federal Signal
The AV34 light plate was made by Space Age Electronics and the 450D horn was made by Federal Signal.
Federal Signal MMPS
Category : Federal Signal
This is a really cool pull station. It’s set up so that when the plastic cover is moved, a little...
Federal Signal SPA+VALS
Category : Federal Signal
The speaker’s model is SPA and the strobe’s model is VALS.
Federal Signal V1071+MPV
Category : Federal Signal
This alarm is just a strobe and a plate. There’s no type of audible notification built in. V1071 is the...
Federal Signal V1971+MPV
Category : Federal Signal
V1971 is the model of the strobe and MPV is the model of the plate that it is mounted on.
Fenwal MT-24-LS
Category : Fenwal
This is like the Wheelock MT-24-LSM, except it is rebranded by Fenwal and has “AGENT” labeling.
Fenwal MT4-24-LS-VAR
Category : Fenwal
This is like the Wheelock MT4-24LSM, except it is rebranded by Fenwal and has “AGENT” labeling. I assume the “VAR”...
Fenwal PSD-7155
Category : Fenwal
I am unsure if this smoke detector is actually made by Fenwal or just rebranded by them..
Fike 20-1063
Category : Fiquench/Fike
This is a pretty rare addressable rebrand of the BG-12 series pulls.
Fiquench 20-051+20-047
Category : Fiquench/Fike
This alarm was clearly meant for a Halon fire suppression system. 20-051 is the model of the horn and 20-047...
Fire-Lite BG-10
Category : Fire-Lite
I still have the backbox which was made for the BG-10 attached to this unit.
Fire-Lite BG-10LA
Category : Fire-Lite
The “L” in the model number stands for “Lock,” and the “A” stands for “Annunciator,” as in the extra set...
Fire-Lite BG-12
Category : Fire-Lite
This was the first BG-12 that I had, but it is in worse condition than my other BG-12. It is...
Fire-Lite BG-12LRA
Category : Fire-Lite
This is really just a Fire-Lite BG-12LR mounted onto the light/button plate.
Fire-Lite BG-12LX
Category : Fire-Lite
This is the key-reset, addressable version of the Fire-Lite BG-12.
Fire-Lite BG-12S
Category : Fire-Lite
This is a single-action version of the BG-12. It is missing the “Push In” action.
Fire-Lite BG5
Category : Fire-Lite
This is one of Fire-Lite’s first pull station models. It is very rare. The lever on the pull station would...
Fire-Lite BG5
Category : Fire-Lite
Another iteration of the Fire-Lite BG5. I don’t have pictures of the interior since the screw keeping this pull closed...
Fire-Lite BG5
Category : Fire-Lite
This BG5 is in the nicest condition of the ones that I have but it is missing its switch. Also,...
Fire-Lite BG6
Category : Fire-Lite
This is sort of an earlier version of the Fire-Lite BG-10. Mine clearly isn’t in the best condition.
Fire-Lite Miniscan 112
Category : Fire-Lite
As the model number indicates, this panel puts out 12 VDC.
Fire-Lite MS-5UD
Category : Fire-Lite
This is a very nice control panel with a lot of features and a user interface that is usually only...
Fire-Lite RZA-4
Category : Fire-Lite
This annunciator is supposed to be used with the old Fire-Lite Miniscan series of panels, I believe.
Fire-Lite RZA-4XF
Category : Fire-Lite
This annunciator could go with my Ansul Autopulse 442R. The panel can’t actually be controlled from it, however. The switch...
Firecom FVA4-RC24D+FHA24D
Category : Other
This horn/strobe, which is made by Space Age Electronics, is meant as a replacement for their older AV32-series strobe plates.
Gamewell A8814
Category : Gamewell
I have no idea what year this alarm is from, only that it’s old and heavy.
Gamewell GW-30203-01
Category : Gamewell
This is a somewhat obscure Gamewell alarm condition light, most likely used with system components such as duct detectors.
Gamewell M46-28
Category : Gamewell
The key reset cover is an additional device that the pull station is mounted on.
Gamewell M46-28T
Category : Gamewell
This pull station is also known as the “Century,” “Full Moon,” or “Bulls-eye.” It is a really nice pull.
Gamewell M69
Category : Gamewell
I believe that this pull station is technically part of the “Century” series. It is extremely rare. I have two...
Gamewell MS-95
Category : Gamewell
I believe this pull is supposed to be addressable, but its module has been clearly removed. I also have the...
Gamewell-FCI MS-7AF
Most of the MS-7’s with FCI’s logo on it have the Gamewell-FCI logo (like the Gamewell-FCI MS-7AF. Clearly, this one...
Gaylord NC-1357A
Category : Gaylord
I like this unit so much in part because there’s no branding on the front.
Gaylord NC-1357A
Category : Gaylord
This is a rebranded EST/Edwards 270-SPO for use in some sort of ventilator system.
GE 278B-1110
Category : GE
This is the non-addressable version of the EST SIGA-278. This particular unit is branded by GE.
GE/EST SIGA-278
Category : EST/Edwards, GE
The metal components on this pull are a bit rusty. It is co-branded by GE and EST.
Gentex 710CS-W
Category : Gentex
This is an interesting device. It’s a combination alarm and photoelectric smoke detector. It runs of 120 VAC.
Gentex GCC24-CR
Category : Gentex
This is a Gentex Commander 4, which is intended for ceiling-mount applications.
Gentex GEC24-15/75PWW
Category : Gentex
This Commander 2 could be used for a purpose other than fire protection due to its missing “Fire” labels.
Gentex GEC24-75WR
Category : Gentex
This alarms is from the Commander 2 series. The only difference between this and a Commander 3 (like the Gentex...
Gentex GEC3-24WR
Category : Gentex
This alarm is from the Gentex Commander 3 series. It has multiple tones and has multiple candelas settings for the...
Gentex GES24-15WR
Category : Gentex
This is a remote strobe Gentex Commander 2 with a fixed candelas rating of 15.
Gentex GMS24-15/75WR
Category : Gentex
The horn mechanism on this alarm is the exact same one as found on the rectangular electro-mechanical Simplex horn/strobes, such...
Gentex GX-90S-4
Category : Gentex
This is the older version of the Gentex GX90s-4-15/75WR with the non-ADA strobe.
Gentex GX90S-4-15/75WR
Category : Gentex
I also have the version of this alarm that is rebranded by Simplex.
Gentex GX91-W
Category : Gentex
This alarm is the “updated” version of the Gentex GX90 (Simplex GX90-4R) series.
Gentex GXS-4-15/75WR
Category : Gentex
This alarm uses the same strobe as other Gentex alarms such as the Gentex GX90S-4-15/75WR and Gentex GOS-24-110WR.
Gentex GXS-4-15/75WR
Category : Gentex
The previous owner of this alarm “modified” the wire leads coming out of the back.
Gentex HS24-15/75WR
Category : Gentex
This is from the original Commander series. I am missing its mounting plate.
Gentex SHG-24-15/75CR
Category : Gentex
This is a very interesting SHG. The “Fire” label on this alarm is actually a plate that was glued onto...
Gentex SHG-24-HW
Category : Gentex
Unfortunately, the back cover of this horn is missing along with it’s model number, so I had to make a...
Gentex SPKE4-110WW
Category : Gentex
This alarm uses the same strobe as the SHG/GOS/GXS series of alarms.
Grinnell IXA-RMS
Category : Grinnell
This pull station was pulled out of the William H. Snell Building at Brigham Young University when they were upgrading...
Grinnell IXA-RMS
Category : Grinnell
This unit was taken off of a TFX-400 system at Brigham Young University.
Grinnell RMS-1T
Category : Grinnell
I’m almost certain that this unit has an actual “Grinnell” model number, not just the standard RSG one, but it’s...
Grinnell TFX-912P
Category : Grinnell
Just like the rest of my Grinnell equipment, this smoke detector is from Brigham Young University.
H. R. Kirkland Indicator
Category : Other
This unit bears no model number, only the brand “H. R. Kirkland,” a company that still manufactures fire alarm system...
Harrington Signal RMS-1T-KO
Category : Other
Behind the “Key Operated Only” cover is the regular pull lever, so that cover can be removed and this could...
Honeywell 14506510-001
Category : Honeywell
The back of this LED looks identical to an older System Sensor mini-horn.
Honeywell HFS-P
Category : Honeywell
Oddly enough, the model number on this particular smoke doesn’t fit the typical pattern for Honeywell devices.
Honeywell S464A
Category : Honeywell
This pull station is actually very large. The lever is very easy to pull, and it’s very difficult to tell...
Honeywell S464A
Category : Honeywell
This unit is a bit more beat up than my other Honeywell S464A is.
Honeywell S464A
Category : Honeywell
I managed to get my hands on a rare dual-action cover for the S464A series of pulls.
Honeywell S464D1000
Category : Honeywell
This pull station is like the Honeywell S464A, except instead of pulling a lever down to activate the pull, the...
Honeywell S465B
Category : Honeywell
This is essentially a slightly modified-looking version of the Honyewell S464A with a two-stage option.
Honeywell SC71501302
Category : Honeywell
This alarm’s backbox is almost a part of it. For example, the alarm’s label is on the backbox.
Honeywell SC809A1019
Category : Honeywell
This type of speaker has been re-branded by many other companies, such as Simplex.
Honeywell TC805C1000
Category : Honeywell
This is a Honeywell-rebranded System Sensor ionization smoke detector. I also have the base for it.
Honeywell XLS-278
Category : Honeywell
I am unsure of what type of key this pull station takes, which is why I didn’t get a picture...
Johnson Controls JBGX-10L
Category : Johnson Controls
The monitor module on the back of this pull station was made by Notifier. I believe that this is a...
Locknetics 701RDxMOM
Category : Other
This is not actually a fire alarm device, but I decided to put it up regardless.
Mircom MS-401U
Category : Other
This pull station functions the same way that a Notifier BNG-1 does. Resetting it can be a bit difficult.
National Time 620M2X
Category : National Time
This pull has a similar appearance to the Fire-Lite BG5.
National Time D900-PHOTO
Category : National Time
This same type of detector, which is manufactured by Apollo, is used by several other companies, such as Gamewell-FCI.
National Time SG-C3HSZ
Category : National Time
This is the equivalent of a Gentex Commander 3 horn/strobe.
National Time SG-C3NSZ
Category : National Time
This is the equivalent of a remote strobe Gentex Commander 3.
National Time SG-C4HSZ
Category : National Time
This is a ceiling-mount Gentex Commander 4 Horn/Strobe, which is rebranded by National Time.
National Time WSF-W
Category : National Time
This is an example of a fairly rare rebrand as most of the National Time equipment I have is rebranded...
Notifier 34-24
Category : Notifier
This is basically just a Wheelock horn with a Notifer sticker slapped onto it.
Notifier BG-1
Category : Notifier
This unit’s physical condition is somewhat decent, but it is missing its switch unfortunately.
Notifier BGX-101L
Category : Notifier
This pull station used to be addressable, but I removed the monitor module that was wired into it.
Notifier BNG-1
Category : Notifier
This pull actually opens with a “B” key, the key most commonly used by Simplex.
Notifier BNG-1
Category : Notifier
This is the older version of the Notifier BNG-1. I modified the lock on one of these to open with...
Notifier BNG-1
Category : Notifier
This is the most recent rendition of the BNG/BG-1 series. It is a lot easier to pull than both the...
Notifier BNG-1R
Category : Notifier
This is the oldest Notifier pull that I own which opens with the modern Notifier key.
Notifier F67ODT
Category : Notifier
F67ODT likely isn’t the model number of the unit as it was just a random number stamped on the wall...
Notifier LNG-1R
Category : Notifier
This pull station is really just a plastic, dual action Notifier BNG-1.
Notifier N-ANN-80
Category : Notifier
This device is part of a permanent mini system installed in my house.
Notifier NAR-10
Category : Notifier
The only difference between this and the Fire-Lite BG-10 is the text on the pull.
Notifier NBG-12LX
Category : Notifier
This pull station is addressable. It opens with a Notifier 17021 key.
Notifier NBG-12LX
Category : Notifier
Unlike my other two Notifier NBG-12LX’s, this one has a module in it.
Notifier NWS-24
Category : Notifier
This is an extremely rare strobe that Notifier produced when they were owned by Emhart.
Notifier SLG-24F
Category : Notifier
Another rare Notifier rebranding of a product typically not associated with Notifier.
Potter FA-50
Category : Potter
I’m not sure who was the actual manufacturer for this pull; I’ve seen it rebranded by Spurling, Honeywell, and many...
Potter OSYSU-A2
Category : Potter
I honestly have no idea what this thing is, but it says Potter on it, so that means it goes...
Potter SH-1224
Category : Potter
The appearance of this alarm is like a mix between a System Sensor SpectrAlert Advance and a Gentex Commander 3....
Pyrotronics ES0-24S
Category : Cerberus Pyrotronics, Pyrotronics
This is a rebranded Wheelock horn/strobe, and a pretty rare one at that since it has an electronic horn mechanism...
Pyrotronics MH-517L
Category : Cerberus Pyrotronics
This pull station, although similar in appearance (with the exception of the labeling) to my Pyrotronics MS-501, it is actually...
Pyrotronics MS-501
Category : Cerberus Pyrotronics
The only issue that I have with this pull station is that the screw terminal on the back of it...
Pyrotronics MS-51
Category : Cerberus Pyrotronics
This is the single-action version of the Pyrotronics MS-501.
Radionics D571S
Category : Other
I always associate these re-branded Wheelock AS’s with Walmart. I’m sure others out there can also understand.
RSG RJRMS-1T-KL
Category : RSG
This was my very first fire alarm device ever. Since I’ve had it for so long, it is just a...
RSG RMS-1P
Category : RSG
This model is the only white (not silver) pull station that I know of. I have only actually seen these...
RSG RMS-1P-KL-DAH
Category : RSG
The glass box and the attached hammer seem like a really poorly designed way to have a break-glass pull station...
RSG RMS-1T
Category : RSG
Either this is an early generation RSG T-Bar or some unique variant of the more common RSG RJRMS-1T-KL.
SET Standpipe Pressure Signal
Category : Other
I got this in a lot with a lot of antique coded pulls and just decided to hold onto it.
Siemens CH-MC-W
Category : Siemens
This is basically the white, Siemens-branded version of the Wheelock CH70-24MCW.
Siemens HFP-11
Category : Siemens
The protective layer over the vents on the side of the detector is made out of a really thick fabric....
Siemens HFPT-11
Category : Siemens
I didn’t realize that the foam where the vents is should be there, so I picked away at part of...
Siemens SE-MC-W
Category : Siemens
A Speaker/Strobe, manufactured by Wheelock and rebranded by Siemens.
Siemens U-EC-MCS
Category : Siemens
Although this alarms looks like an electromechanical horn/strobe produced by Cerberus Pyrotronics/Siemens/Faraday around the same time, it is actually a...
Siemens U-MHST-MCS
Category : Siemens
I believe that this alarm has the ability to produce multiple tones.
Siemens ZH-MC-W
Category : Siemens
The candelas selector on this alarm is broken, so the strobe is stuck on 75 candelas.
Siemens ZR-MC-R
Category : Siemens
This remote strobe is essentially a red Siemens ZH-MC-W without the horn mechanism.
Signal Communications SM24D
Category : Other
This remote strobe belongs to the same family of alarms that my Firecom FVA4-RC24D does.
Silent Knight 5204
Category : Silent Knight
This particular panel has some sort of extra board mounted on top of the main circuitry. I also have the...
Silent Knight IDP-PULL
Category : Silent Knight
This pull station is the addressable, Silent Knight version of the Fire-Lite BG-12S.
Silent Knight PS-DATK
Category : Silent Knight
Exactly the same as the Silent Knight PS-SATK, but just with the dual-action feature.
Silent Knight PS-SATK
Category : Silent Knight
This pull station is just rebranded by Silent Knight. I also have the Simplex and Wheelock versions of this pull.
Silent Knight SD500-PS
Category : Silent Knight
This is sort of Silent Knight take’s of the Notifier BNG-1. It is addressable, and when properly hooked up, an...
Silent Knight SK-PHOTO
Category : Silent Knight
Personally, I think that the Silent Knight logo on the head of this smoke is a bit ugly.
Simplex 2001-3080
Category : Simplex
This panel was manufactured in the 1980’s. Compared to other Simplex 2001’s, this one is relatively small.
Simplex 2098-9201
Category : Simplex
This is a “TrueAlarm” series detector. It is tested with a magnet.
Simplex 2098-9782
Category : Simplex
This key switch is similar to the Simplex 2098-9806, except it has the additional green LED.
Simplex 2098-9788
Category : Simplex
This is like the Simplex 2098-9806, but it doesn’t have a switch.
Simplex 2098-9788
Category : Simplex
Figures I’d have a few duplicates of this fairly simple light plate.
Simplex 2098-9806
Category : Simplex
There is no difference between this unit and my other Simplex 2098-9806.
Simplex 2098-9806
Category : Simplex
This device is a permanent fixture in my Simplex 4004 wall system.
Simplex 2099-9103
Category : Simplex
The glass that goes with the pull station is fairly easy to break. I did it for one of my...
Simplex 2099-9103
Category : Simplex
The terminal strip on the back of this pull is different than the one of my other Simplex 2099-9103.
Simplex 2099-9138
Category : Simplex
This pull station opens with the Simplex “B” key. I also have the Silent Knight and Wheelock versions of this...
Simplex 2099-9754
Category : Simplex
This is the updated version of the Simplex 4251-20. I have both the silver and red backed versions.
Simplex 2099-9754
Category : Simplex
The back of this pull station is different than that of my other Simplex 2099-9754.
Simplex 2099-9756
Category : Simplex
The front of this pull station is a bit scuffed up. It is the dual-action version of the Simplex 2099-9754.
Simplex 2099-9757
Category : Simplex
The switch and terminals on this pull station are different from those on the Simplex 2099-9756.
Simplex 2099-9761
Category : Simplex
The addressable part of this pull station was removed by its previous owner.
Simplex 2099-9788
Category : Simplex
These pull stations were rebranded by Simplex in order to be used outdoors. Pulling the pull station requires breaking a...
Simplex 2901-9333
Category : Simplex
This bell is compatible with some of Simplex’s strobe plates, such as the Simplex 4904-9139.
Simplex 2901-9517
Category : Simplex
This is essentially the AC-powered version of the Simplex 2901-9833.
Simplex 2901-9806
Category : Simplex
Strobes such as the ADT B3409-024 were designed to be used with this horn.
Simplex 2901-9833
Category : Simplex
This horn is designed to go with a Simplex 2901-9001 or a Simplex Simplex 2901-9101. This horns also break really...
Simplex 2901-9833
Category : Simplex
I have several of these horns because I’ve had several of them unexpectedly break on me.
Simplex 2901-9833
Category : Simplex
One more duplicate of the Simplex 2901-9833. I don’t know if these horns really do break this easily or if...
Simplex 2901-9838
Category : Simplex
This horn is designed to go with a Simplex 4903-9101. The grilles on these horns scratch very easily. Luckily, I...
Simplex 2901-9838
Category : Simplex
This is a spare cover for the 2901-9838 horn which I received NIB. It is somewhat noteworthy that the Simplex...
Simplex 2901-9840
Category : Simplex
Besides its appearance, this horn is just like the more common Simplex 2901-9838.
Simplex 2902-9207
Category : Simplex
This is a chime that is specifically made for fire protection purposes.
Simplex 2903-9001
Category : Simplex
Rather than having a xenon strobe as most modern alarms do, this strobe plate has an actual light bulb that...
Simplex 2903-9101
Category : Simplex
This strobe plate is like my Simplex 2903-9001, except it has a regular strobe inside of the lens instead of...
Simplex 2904-9102
Category : Simplex
I had to take a guess as to what this ceiling-mount light’s model number is, so 2904-9201 may not be...
Simplex 2904-9103
Category : Simplex
This unit is a light, not a strobe. I’m pretty sure that 2904-9103 is the correct model number.
Simplex 4004-9201
Category : Simplex
This was the my second control panel and is currently the one that I have up for the wall system....
Simplex 4005-9101
Category : Simplex
This control panel is very large, at least twice the size of my Simplex 4004. It is a conventional control...
Simplex 4050
Category : Simplex
This horn runs on AC power and goes with my the Simplex 4050-001 light plate.
Simplex 4050-80
Category : Simplex
You can see what the horn and the light plate look like together in the last picture.
Simplex 4050-81
Category : Simplex
The only difference between this and the Simplex 4050-80 is that this runs off of 24 VDC rather than 120...
Simplex 4098-9601
Category : Simplex
I currently do not have base for this smoke detector. It is similar to the Simplex 4098-9714.
Simplex 4098-9716
Category : Simplex
I don’t think that I have a base that is compatible with this head.
Simplex 4098-9830
Category : Simplex
The LED on this unit uses 14VDC rather than the 24VDC used by the Simplex 2098-9806.
Simplex 4099-9003
Category : Simplex
I bought this NIB pull specifically for use with my Simplex 4010.
Simplex 4251-1
Category : Simplex
This type of pull station is also referred to as the “Chevron.” It looks almost like parts of this pull...
Simplex 4251-20
Category : Simplex
This was the original Simplex Tbar. The Simplex 2099-9754 is the updated version of it.
Simplex 4251-20
Category : Simplex
I believe this is an older, less seen model of 4251-20. It has a slightly different handle from my other...
Simplex 4251-30
Category : Simplex
This was the original Simplex Break-Glass Simplex Tbar. The Simplex 2099-9103 is the updated version of it.
Simplex 4251-30
Category : Simplex
The glass breaking handle on this station is getting pretty rusted.
Simplex 4259-25
Category : Simplex
This is a photoelectric smoke detector from the mid to late 1970’s.
Simplex 4263-1
Category : Simplex
What code this pull station does currently escapes me. It is similar to my Faraday 10508A.
Simplex 477-669
Category : Simplex
Oddly enough, the model number on this particular smoke doesn’t fit the typical pattern for Simplex devices.
Simplex 4901-9811
Category : Simplex
This particular alarm is actually capable of doing three different tones.
Simplex 4901-9822
Category : Simplex
This is an electronic horn, not an electromechanical horn or a speaker.
Simplex 4903-9101
Category : Simplex
I believe that this strobe plate was designed for use with a 2901-9838, but it could be used with a...
Simplex 4903-9101
Category : Simplex
The only difference between this and my other Simplex 4903-9101 is that this strobe is meant to be on the...
Simplex 4903-9101
Category : Simplex
Since this is a ceiling-mount unit, it’s model number is probably different from 4903-9101, but I couldn’t figure out what...
Simplex 4903-9102
Category : Simplex
Unlike the Simplex 4903-9101, this is a light plate rather than a strobe.
Simplex 4903-9105
Category : Simplex
I think that this strobe plate actually uses the same housing that the Simplex 4903-9101 uses. The strobe is obviously...
Simplex 4903-9217
Category : Simplex
This rectangular Simplex notification appliances has an electromechanical horn mechanism, rather than an electronic horn mechanism or a speaker.
Simplex 4903-9219
Category : Simplex
This rectangular Simplex notification appliances has an electromechanical horn mechanism, rather than a speaker or an electromechanical horn mechanism.
Simplex 4903-9219H
Category : Simplex
This alarm is specially made for high-humidity situations such as swimming pools. That’s what the “H” in the model number...
Simplex 4903-9220
Category : Simplex
This rectangular Simplex notification appliances has an electromechanical horn mechanism, rather than a speaker or an electromechanical horn mechanism. It...
Simplex 4903-9236
Category : Simplex
This unit has an electronic horn, as opposed to the electromechanical horn or speaker found in other rectangular Simplex notification...
Simplex 4903-9238
Category : Simplex
This unit has an electronic horn, as opposed to the speaker or electromechanical horn found in other rectangular Simplex notification...
Simplex 4903-9403
Category : Simplex
The strobe on this alarm model isn’t directly connected to the alarm, oddly enough.
Simplex 4903-9417
Category : Simplex
This is a SmartSync TrueAlert which I am able to use with my Simplex 4010.
Simplex 4903-9418
Category : Simplex
The lack of TrueAlert branding on the front of the alarm, as well as the odd grille, are signs that...
Simplex 4903-9425
Category : Simplex
This alarm is a TrueAlert. Unfortunately, its horn was DOA, but the strobe still functions fine. I have a spare...
Simplex 4903-9427
Category : Simplex
This unit is almost identical to my Simplex 4903-9425, except the strobe candelas rating is different, and this unit functions...
Simplex 4903-9459
Category : Simplex
This unit is an addressable horn strobe. It’s what my elementary school had installed in the classrooms.
Simplex 4904-9053
Category : Simplex
I accidentally bought this particular unit not realizing I already had one. Oh well, happens.
Simplex 4904-9101
Category : Simplex
This is the same strobe that is found on the Simplex 4903-9101 strobe plates.
Simplex 4904-9103
Category : Simplex
This is the ceiling-mount version of the Simplex 4904-9101 remote strobe.
Simplex 4904-9137
Category : Simplex
This strobe is the same strobe on any of the Simplex “rectangular” alarms, such as the Simplex 4903-9217. In order...
Simplex 4904-9137
Category : Simplex
This is, in fact, a Simplex 4904-9137. It’s just missing its housing.
Simplex 4904-9137
Category : Simplex
In order to un-mount this series of strobes, the strobe has to be snapped out of the housing since the...
Simplex 4904-9139
Category : Simplex
I believe that this strobe plate was designed to be used with bells, such as the Simplex 2901-9333.
Simplex 4904-9144
Category : Simplex
This strobe is essentially a white Simplex 4904-9137, but with a different candelas rating.
Simplex 4904-9169
Category : Simplex
This strobe is an early TrueAlert model, which can be assumed because it is missing the “TrueAlert” lettering found in...
Simplex 636-820
Category : Simplex
This is the Simplex 4010 user interface which was taken out of a broken 4010.
Simplex GX90-4R
Category : Simplex
The Simplex label on this alarm can be peeled back to reveal the Gentex logo.
Simplex GX90S-4-15/75WR
Category : Simplex
This alarm is essentially a Gentex GX90 (Simplex GX90-4R) with a Gentex GXS-4-15/75WR strobe attached to it.
Simplex/Standard 4080
I’m not sure if this is actually a Simplex bell or a Standard bell. Although it’s labeled as Standard on...
Space Age A32-BL-SFXC-TJ24B-0000
Category : Space Age Electronics
This alarm came with a Wheelock EH-EL1 mounted onto it.
Space Age A32-BL-SFXC-TJ24D-HA24D+HA24D
Category : Space Age Electronics
I’m pretty sure that the horn on this unit is made by Space Age Electronics. Otherwise, it’s probably a Wheelock...
Space Age AV32
Category : Space Age Electronics
I have no clue why a blue-tinted strobe would be used for fire protection/life safety.
Space Age AV32
Category : Space Age Electronics
I have no idea why there is no fire lettering on this unit
Space Age AV32+2DCD
Category : Space Age Electronics
That is an electromechanical horn on the rear of the strobe plate.
Spurling Pull Station
Category : Other
I have no clue what this pull station’s model number is. This pull station pulls very easily.
Standard 456
Category : Standard
After breaking the glass on the front of the pull station, the switch inside would be released.
Standard 700
Category : Standard
I really like the look of the gold paint on this pull station. In the last picture below, you can...
Standard BC-1251-0S
Category : Standard
It’s pretty obvious that this is just a rebranded Edwards coded pull, especially since it’s still branded as Edwards on...
STI SS-2000F
Category : Other
Can’t remember where exactly I put the key for this unit. It can still open with an allen wrench, but...
System Sensor 1424
Category : System Sensor
This smoke detector is similar in design to the System Sensor 2424, except it’s missing the vents on the side...
System Sensor 2424
Category : System Sensor
This smoke detector is sometimes referred to as the “doorknob” because of its doorknob-like appearance.
System Sensor 2424TH
Category : System Sensor
This detector is like the System Sensor 2424, but with a thermal detection element.
System Sensor 2451
Category : System Sensor
I’m not quite sure what the purpose of the “extravagant” base on this smoke detector is for.
System Sensor 2WTA-B
Category : System Sensor
This i3 is like the System Sensor 2W-B with a sounder base.
System Sensor 4WT-B
Category : System Sensor
This 4-wire smoke detector also has a thermal heat sensor.
System Sensor 5601P
Category : System Sensor
This is a 135F rate of rise and fixed temp heat detector.
System Sensor 5603
Category : System Sensor
All of the writing and printing on the exterior of the detector takes away from its overall appearance.
System Sensor CH24MC
Category : System Sensor
This alarm just looks like a slightly smaller version of the SpectrAlert Classic speaker/strobe.
System Sensor CO1224T
Category : System Sensor
This is a Carbon Monoxide detector which can run off of a “normal” voltage of 12/24VDC.
System Sensor H12/24
Category : System Sensor
This alarm is a red SpectrAlert Classic horn. It is capable of doing two different tones and two different codes,...
System Sensor MA-12/24L
Category : System Sensor
If I remember correctly, this sounder can be used for purposes other than fire protection.
System Sensor MAEH24M
Category : System Sensor
This multi-alert sounder/strobe has slightly more “mechanical” tones than the System Sensor MASS24LO.
System Sensor MASS2415ADA
Category : System Sensor
MASS stands for “Multi-Alert Sounder/Strobe.” As the name suggests, it can do more than one tone.
System Sensor MASS2475ADA
Category : System Sensor
MASS stands for “Multi-Alert Sounder/Strobe.” As the name suggests, it can do more than one tone. The only difference between...
System Sensor MASS24LO
Category : System Sensor
This alarm is capable of doing multiple tones. The MASS241575ADA is the updated version of this.
System Sensor P2475
Category : System Sensor
This is a SpectrAlert classic with a fixed candelas settings of 75.
System Sensor P2R
Category : System Sensor
This is a 2-wire SpectrAlert Advanced, which is the alarm series that followed the SpectrAlert series.
System Sensor P2W
Category : System Sensor
This is a white, two-wire SpectrAlert Advance. It is a part of a permanent mini-system that I have installed in...
System Sensor P4R
Category : System Sensor
Unlike my System Sensor P2R, this alarm does 4-wire operation.
System Sensor PA400B+PS24LO
Category : System Sensor
The horn’s model is PA400B, the strobe’s model is PS24LO.
System Sensor PA400R+PS24LO
Category : System Sensor
This is a System Sensor PS24LO strobe attached to the mini horn. I think that it has a really cool...
System Sensor PS2475ADA
Category : System Sensor
This is a really odd horn/strobe. The horn is actually a mini horn, so it makes a really high-pitched tone.
System Sensor PS412
Category : System Sensor
This is a 12-volt strobe meant for uses with alarms such as the System Sensor PA400R.
System Sensor S1224MCW
Category : System Sensor
This alarm is a white SpectrAlert Classic remote strobe with multiple candelas options.
System Sensor S241575
Category : System Sensor
This alarm is a red SpectrAlert Classic remote strobe.
System Sensor SP1W2475ADA
Category : System Sensor
The strobe portion can detach from the speaker body.
System Sensor SP2R2475
Category : System Sensor
This speaker/strobe was around at the same time as the SpectrAlert Classic series.
System Sensor SR
Category : System Sensor
This unit is exactly the same as my other System Sensor SR.
System Sensor SS2475ADA
Category : System Sensor
This alarm is the remote strobe that would go along with the MASS241575ADA.
Therm-L-Stat DI-135
Category : Other
This heat detector is very small compared to a lot of the other ones that I have.
Tork Alert TA-270
Category : Other
This pull station is just a Notifier BNG-1 (Fire-Lite BG-8) body with a different label on the front. It even...
United Security Products FHS-24
Category : United Security Products
A blatant Wheelock 7002T knockoff if I’ve ever seen one, but to their credit, they did rotate the strobe 90...
Unknown Test/Ready Switch
Category : Other
I received this switch with a lot of various alarm devices. I’m not sure who it’s made by, what its...
Wheelock 34T-24
Category : Wheelock
This alarm is like a Wheelock 7002T-24 without a strobe. Since it doesn’t have a strobe, the horn doesn’t make...
Wheelock 7002-24
Category : Wheelock
Just like the Wheelock 7002T-24, the horn on this alarm skips whenever the strobe flashes.
Wheelock 7002T-24
Category : Wheelock
The alarm featured in the pictures on this page was removed from its original packing just prior to when the...
Wheelock 7002T-24
Category : Wheelock
This alarm is a weird cross between a regular Wheelock 7002T-24 and a Wheelock 7002-24. In a nutshell, this alarm...
Wheelock 7002T-24
Category : Wheelock
This 7002T-24 could be used for general signaling purposes as it grey and the strobe is not labeled.
Wheelock 7002T-24
Category : Wheelock
Each 7002T-24 has a somewhat different pitch, so I’ve kept several that sound different from each other.
Wheelock 7002T-24
Category : Wheelock
Another Wheelock 7002T-24 which I’ve incorporated into my collection.
Wheelock AES-DL1-WS-24
Category : Wheelock
Depending on which set of inputs has power applied to it, the alarm will produce a different tone.
Wheelock AH-24
Category : Wheelock
This is a horn only white Wheelock AS. The bulge where the strobe would be on a Horn/Strobe looks pretty...
Wheelock AS-2415
Category : Wheelock
This is an early version of the AS with a vertical strobe. It looks and functions the same as a...
Wheelock CH-DF2-WS-12
Category : Wheelock
The strobe isn’t supposed to be blank, the fire lettering just rubbed off. You can still barely see where it...
Wheelock CH70-24
Category : Wheelock
This is similar in appearance to the Wheelock E70-R, but it is a chime instead of a speaker.
Wheelock CH70-24MCW
Category : Wheelock
This is a very nice alarm. Since it is so quiet, it is great for testing purposes.
Wheelock E-7070-WM-24
Category : Wheelock
Since this alarm has a weatherproof strobe, I’m assuming it can be used in outdoor applications.
Wheelock E70-R
Category : Wheelock
Although similar in appearance to the Wheelock CH70-24, this alarm is simply a speaker.
Wheelock EH-EL1
Category : Wheelock
This horn was attached to my Space Age Electronics A32-BL-SFXC-TJ24B-0000 when I received it.
Wheelock EH-EL1-WM-24
Category : Wheelock
The horn in this unit is the same as the one in my Wheelock EHS-DL1, and the strobe is that...
Wheelock EHS-DL1
Category : Wheelock
Since this alarm has a combined input for both the strobe and the horn, it can’t be coded without the...
Wheelock ES-DL1
Category : Wheelock
Despite looking like like a chime or a speaker, this is actually a horn that is capable of doing three...
Wheelock ET-1080
Category : Wheelock
The white and red versions of this speaker both have the same model number.
Wheelock ET-1080-WS-24
Category : Wheelock
You can’t really tell from the pictures, but the strobe is practically falling out of this particular unit.
Wheelock FS6-61
Category : Wheelock
Nothing like a vintage Wheelock bell! I got this with my Wheelock NC-OS pull.
Wheelock HNR
Category : Wheelock
This is from the Exceeder series. It is a horn-only version of the Wheelock HSR.
Wheelock HSR
Category : Wheelock
This is from the Exceeder series. The only difference between this and my Wheelock HSW is the color.
Wheelock HSW
Category : Wheelock
This is from the Exceeder series. It definitely has the most candelas options of any of my alarms.
Wheelock HSW-24
Category : Wheelock
This is a very odd remote strobe. I’m not sure what series of alarms it was produced for, if any.
Wheelock LS3M-24
Category : Wheelock
This is an interesting Wheelock strobe. I’m not sure what type of application this was designed for.
Wheelock MB-G10-24-R
Category : Wheelock
I’m missing this unit’s label, so that model number is only a guess. It’s probably right though.
Wheelock MB-G6-24
Category : Wheelock
This bell’s box said that that this bell was actually manufactured for Simplex.
Wheelock MIZ-24-WS
Category : Wheelock
This is essentially just a mini horn attached to a strobe. It makes the same noise as a mini horn...
Wheelock MPS-100
Category : Wheelock
This is the only pull station marketed by Wheelock. It’s not actually made by them though, it’s just a rebrand.
Wheelock MPS-400X
Category : Wheelock
This pull station is meant for hazardous locations. It is fairly large.
Wheelock MT-12/24
Category : Wheelock
This signal, I believe, can be used for general application purposes, as well as fire protection.
Wheelock MT-24-LSM
Category : Wheelock
I believe that this MT is newer than the Wheelock MT4-24LSM, yet older than the Wheelock MT-24MCW.
Wheelock MT-24MCW
Category : Wheelock
This is a MT from the newest generation. As you can tell, its grille is slightly broken.
Wheelock MT4-24-LSM
Category : Wheelock
I believe that this is an early version of the MT series since it doesn’t have covers over the screw...
Wheelock MT4-24-LSM
Category : Wheelock
This is an earlier version of the MT. I do have two of these.
Wheelock NC-OS
Category : Wheelock
This is a very old Wheelock pull station. I’m not exactly sure what year it’s from. The only way to...
Wheelock NS-24MCW
Category : Wheelock
This is just a standard red, two-wire NS with a multi-candelas strobe.
Wheelock NS-24MCW-FW
Category : Wheelock
This is a two-wire, white Wheelock NS with a multi-candelas strobe.
Wheelock RSS-241575W
Category : Wheelock
The “Agent” labels are only stickers that have been placed above the standard “Fire” letters.
Wheelock RSS-24MCW
Category : Wheelock
This RSS has multiple candelas options. I have both the red and white versions of this strobe. I used both...
Wheelock RSSP-24MCW
Category : Wheelock
This strobe plate has multiple candelas settings. The strobe portion is essentially a Wheelock RSS-24MCW.
Wheelock RSSWP-2475W
Category : Wheelock
This alarm has a weathered strobe, unlike my other Wheelock RSSWP-2475.
Wheelock STR
Category : Wheelock
This is from the Exceeder series. It looks like it could be a horn/strobe but is just a remote strobe.
Wheelock ZRS-MCW
Category : Wheelock
This alarm is similar to the Siemems ZH-MC-W except it is red and a remote strobe.
Whelen Strobe-Alarm
Category : Other
This is a pretty unique all-in-one smoke detector and strobe. The brown cable in the picture is for a 120VAC...