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This is literally an “Old School” fire alarm system. It is the original fire alarm system that was installed when the school was built in 1955. This thing is a workhorse.

This is an IBM 4201-4 fire alarm panel. It operates only when a pull station is activated, and the system will continue to run until the station is reset. Through the relays and the coded wheel, the system clacks out pulses to the single stroke bells.

The system has a Simplex 4004 panel tied to it that operates pull stations and horns in a modular. You will hear the 4004 go into alarm first which then trips the IBM system. Notice the wheel at the bottom that turns and fires the bell circuits (watch closely and you’ll see some tiny sparks). Once the pull station is reset, it continues to do 4 more rounds until it times out.

IBM sold it’s fire alarm line to Simplex in 1958.

The system is up for replacement next summer with a Simplex 4100U.

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I own a 2003 Toyota Corolla CE. My car insurance is moderately expensive, and I’ve been told that installing an alarm system would help lower my insurance. But I don’t want a cheap alarm that can be easily set off by someone’s sound system.

As the poster above me said, check with your insurance company to find out if there’s anything they do or don’t cover. BUT, because Toyotas of pretty much any kind (along with Nissans, Hondas, etc.) are a hot car, they’re going to have high theft insurance. My advice would to be to consider an ignition kill alarm (where you need your key to start the car) or something like Lo-Jack – but that can be pricey.

There is an magnetic alarm system on my door and i want to know how i can get out without triggering the door.I already took out the magnet attached to the door itself and cut it in half.Would that decrease the chances of the alarm going off?

No cuting the magnet in half would not stop the alarm from going off. You have a little to much time on your hands or you are a little to paranoide. There is no way through it buddy without setting the alarm off.

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there have been some houses getting broken into in my house. during the day noone is home and i put the alarm on. Do you think if someone trys to break in the person would run right away or steal some stuff first because we all know it take the police forever to get there.

An alarm system is only a deterrent for any thief. If they want something bad enough, they will manage to get it. For the most part, a loud audible alarm might scare a possible thief away. If you have one of those ADT systems installed, you have your Private Security Officers that come to your house in case of a break in. It will cost you though. I don’t know what kind of system you have, but it sure wouldn’t hurt to have a loud siren or alarm go off to alert your neighbors. This could help. I have my house surrounded by lights and audible alarms that are controlled by motion and heat sensors, plus ultrasonic alarms to keep animals from setting off some alarms. During the day time, you can also turn ON a Radio or TV by a timer so as to make it seem like someone is inside. I also modified my light switches with jacks so I could turn ON any light in any room with a 115vac DPDT relay connected to a digital timer. You can set up to 7 settings per day per week. Makes it look like someone is home at night. Good luck.

This home security alarm system uses cellular technology. A burglar cannot defeat this alarm system by cutting the phone line outside the home. The system will operate off a rechargeable battery if the AC power is cut. The main control unit is silent, and can be hidden in the home. The remote motion detectors are wireless. A remote wireless inside siren will alert and distract the burglar. The equipment is manufactured by GE Security. Visit our website: www.Guardcom.net

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Viper Car Security System with Proximity Sensors on my lifted 2007 dodge ram truck!—purchased at bestbuy all for $450 which includes 1 prox. sensor and the basic remote key fob. and the security system itself.

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I’m thinking of installing an alarm system in my house. Im not looking for a central station alarm or something that I have to pay monthly for (like ADT). I just want something that will make noise. I’ve seen alarms like this at home depot, lowes etc. I was wondering if anyone had experience with any brands.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!

x10 is ok… But I think you can get a step up without having to pay up more, by going threw Leviton… Thier stuff close to cutting edge and what is being used mainstream by all the new Home Technology Intergrators.