Addressable Fire Alarm System | Apollo XP95 | Electrical Life

Probably going to get ripped to shreds by all the fire alarm engineers for stepping into their territory!
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[robbiedix]

When I served my 5 year apprenticeship (in the UK) in the early 70’s we installed fire alarms in MICC (Pyro), clipped every 150mm brass screws and fiber wall plugs. This is much easier. Regards from South Africa.

[samsfiresystems]

I do love them old Bardic panels that you replaced, they are very easy to work with as per most Conventional panels. The XFP Series of alarm panels are also very nice to work with, I don't understand why alot of people seem to dislike them.

[Soundsculpturesofficial]

I'm learning to be a fire alarm engineer and all I'm going to say is that you have done a actually decent job especially for Apollo. I mostly work with protec devices

[Renny]

Haven’t fitted any fire alarm stuff in years, I only remember those Apollo sounder bases being a pain to fit lol

[metrotechguru]

Really fine job. Enjoyed the video. That's a right nice pub.

[SparksPlumbers]

It's that face...

Frightens all the women, especially in the dark. 🤣😂

Another cracking video m8. Keep them coming.👍

[ForTheBirbs]

Thanks for your video! Nice seeing how fire system stuff is done in UK.

[MattJ]

Clocked that giant haystacks comment on the last video had a good laugh at that myself 😂

[brianoneill]

Good video, nice tidy job. Extra box for documents great idea.

[JustOneOfThemThings]

Know what my favourite thing about using them linian clips ? The little holes they leave in my fingers after fitting them 😭😂

[JakeOsborne]

Nice video bro, question on the integrated sounder bases…

Do the DIL switches on the base need to be addressed the same as the EXPERT card for the head?

[deking]

I have been learning from you and would love to work with you wherever you are I'm from Ghana.

[jonny]

Quality job mate. Very tidy install 👏🏻

[TheGreatDeception]

Nice work top job. You make me miss doing fire alarms a little bit.

[ianm]

Great video and neat install ~ hope you both got a free pint or two from the landlord ~ you deserve it 🍻

[robertwilliamson]

Neat job love that clips never seen them before Does the break glass drops not have to be in a metallic raceway ie conduit if under 7 ft tho

[paullyons]

Great video, something different and very interesting.

[numaticstan]

(19:50) It is a sounder bacon base by the way 😃

[roydowling]

I thought VAD was for visual audio detector. Top job as always. I always enjoyed doing fire alarm because I always enjoyed working with FP cable. So easy to work with.

[adierob]

Great video bud thoroughly enjoyed it I found it really interesting, last done fire alarms 10 years ago that Apollo gear has really came on used to use Apollo gear with jsb panels jsb is probably defunct now like the new call points were you don't have to change the glass. Can remember years ago wiring fire alarms in pyro and can remember when some fire alarms were 240 volt and ones that were 24 volt having non rechargeable batteries in them. When I was 18 and an apprentice my boss sent me to a brewery I had to test a bank of batteries that were old and fed from an ancient gent power supply on the wall. All the batteries combined produced 240 volts and I had to safely disconnect everything and measure the voltage and not create sparks or the place would of went up, talk about frightening my a-se was like a rabbits nose 😆😆 tony boss turned up and he showed me how to do it safely. I can laugh now many years on lol.