Honestly, airhorns in an industrial fire system could be really effective, especially when you're in a really noisy industrial environment.

Edwards Signaling makes an 8-headed omni-directional dual-tone airhorn for industrial fire signaling applications. They sell the K4-12 (which has a frequency of 311Hz and 370Hz) and the K4-25 (which has a frequency of 370Hz and 622Hz). They also sell a smaller 4-headed single-tone version, the K4-1 (311Hz).

WHY, NICHOLAS, WHY



good idea march time was a vibe

7:17 doesn’t sound bad at all. That could actually be part of a warning system.

I've pondered the idea of hooking up train horns to these systems

That sounded like a car horn when the panic alarm is on

12:05 every parking garage be like

Some fire alarms in the 80s-90s had really LOUD horns on them. In fact my PTSD of fire alarms comes from them going off at school. They are definitely quieter nowadays and less jarring.

If my memory serves me right, some Minimax and Fike fire suppression systems use air horns as final pre-release alarm

10:07 hey it’s like a car alarm but train horns

Ironic, just been woken up by the fire alarm and YouTube recommends me this video 😂

Wow, this is way more over kill than Newageserveralarm's System Test 28 with the AC horns. Imagine waking up to a 120 DB airhorn.

royal Caribbean uses air horns for the muster drill

March time kinda sounds like a car horn

I’ll bet Thomas Edison was “bored”, then the light bulb was invented.  Lots of good things can happen when productive people like Nic need things to do.

The panel was his last conventional fire panel

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This was a great video as always!! Airhorns wouldn’t be a bad idea being their way louder, especially in a louder environment!! Very interesting!! Keep the awesome videos coming!!

You should add that into your house.Cause this guy is smart

That car horn on march time just sounds like a regular car alarm going off