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Wheelock LS Series

The Wheelock **LS Series** is a series of low intensity strobes.

## Info

The LS series is a successor to the WH series. The LS series has a transparent lens and more even light distribution.

The LS series includes LS strobes, LS3 remote strobes, and LSP horizontal strobe plates.

Wheelock also released the LSM series, a 15/75 candela strobe, and the SL series and SLM series, which were synchronizable versions of the LS and LSM series.

In 1995, the LS3-24-VFR was discontinued and replaced with the RS-2415-VFR.

In 1998, the NACAlert series and NACEVAC series formed, and Wheelock discontinued all of the corresponding devices using the LS series. The last series to use LS series strobes was the ET-1080 series, which was replaced by the ET80 series in 2004.

## Models

* LS-24-VFR
* LS1-24-VFR
* LS3-24-VFR
* LSP-24-HFR

## Documents

* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/5355116.html
Class B

**Class B** fire alarm paths are paths that are supervised for open circuits and ground faults but will not continue operation.

## Signaling Line Circuits

Signaling Line Circuits perform their supervision by polling individual devices. If a device does not respond to a polling request, a trouble condition appears with the device's address. This method was formerly known as Style 4.

## Notification Appliance Circuits

For a DC-powered Notification Appliance Circuit to use typical Class B supervision, a diode must be wired in series with each device. This diode is typically included within the device, and such devices are known as polarized devices. An EOL device is then placed at the end of the circuit, so that when a positive voltage is placed across the NAC, a negligible amount of current is drawn by the EOL device, but when a negative voltage is placed, all current flows through the EOL device. It is then possible to determine whether there is a break in the circuit by applying a negative voltage to the NAC and measuring current flow.

For an AC-powered NAC or speaker circuit, a DC-blocking capacitor is instead placed inside every device, and an EOL device is still placed at the end of the circuit. For supervision, a DC current flows through the wires and the EOL device, and it does not activate any other devices due to the DC-blocking capacitor.

It should also be noted that NACs that entirely power addressable devices, such as audio circuits for addressable speakers, do not require EOL devices if the addressable devices are capable of detecting the supervision current and reporting a trouble over their SLC.

This type of NAC was formerly known as Style Y.

## Initiating Device Circuits

Initiating Device Circuits use EOL devices similar to NACs, but there are no polarization diodes or DC blocking capacitors. The total standby current from all initiating devices must be less than the current through the EOL, so that any current reading above the expected EOL current can be interpreted as a normal status.

This type of IDC was formerly known as Style B.
Wheelock S series (speakers)

This article is about the series of 8 inch speakers. For the series of Xenon strobes, see Wheelock S series (strobes).

## Wheelock S series (speakers)

### Strobe Type

Xenon

The Wheelock **S series** is a series of 8 inch ceiling speakers.

## Info

The S series speakers released in 2002 together with the SAFEPATH 4 brand as a speaker that could be used for both voice notification and background music. The initial version featured taps for 1/4 W, 1/2 W, 1 W, 2 W, and 5 W. The series was updated in 2004 to replace the 5 W tap with 4 W and 8 W taps, and strobe models with MC series strobes were added. A 1/8 W tap was also added in the 2004 update.

In 2023, the S series speaker strobes were discontinued as part of Wheelock's Xenon strobe discontinuation. The speakers remain in production.

## Models

* S8-70/25
* S8-24MCC
* S8-24MCCH
* CBB-8

## Documents

* https://www.wheelock-products.com/media/brochures/S8%20Series%20Specification%20Sheet.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/s8/wheelock-s8-ceiling-speaker-install-sheet-P84478.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/s8/wheelock-s8-ceiling-speaker-strobe-data-sheet-TD450020EN.pdf
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Wheelock Eluxa Series

The Wheelock **Eluxa Series** is a series of indoor notification appliances.

## Info

The Eluxa Series appears similar to the Exceder LED3 Series, but the strobes now consist of 7 smaller LED bulbs instead of 1 large LED bulb, and the strobes can cover the same candela range as the Xenon strobes. As part of this change, the low frequency sounder strobes now have multi candela strobes.

The horns and low frequency sounders have been updated to have a common set of tones: continuous, T3, and T3/T4. In the Exceder LED3 Series, the horns did not support T3/T4 operation, and the low frequency sounders additionally supported T4-only operation.

The Eluxa Series also includes ceiling mount low frequency sounders and sounder strobes, which were not present in the Exceder LED3 Series due to the unique strobe.

New wall-mount backboxes have been released in the Eluxa series. However, Eluxa devices remain compatible with the ESB-KIT and ceiling-mount LSPKBB mounting devices from the Exceder LED Series.

In July 2023, Wheelock released Eluxa chime and multitone appliances. These appliances are housed in the same housing as the speakers and low frequency sounders, and the audible components have identical features to the CH series and MT series audible appliances respectively. However, these appliances use the same strobes as the other Eluxa devices.

## Models

### Notification appliances

All notification appliances follow the form EL-type-color-mounting. Type can be ST (remote strobe), HN (remote horn), HS (horn strobe), FHN (low frequency sounder), FHS (low frequency sounder strobe), SPK (speaker), SPST (speaker strobe), CH (chime), CHS (chime strobe), MT (multitone), or MTS (multitone strobe). Color can be R (red) or W (white). Mounting is C for ceiling mount devices, and it is otherwise omitted.

There is also a black ceiling speaker with model name ELSPKBC.

### Mounting hardware

All mounting devices can be produced in red (-R suffix) or white (-W suffix).

* ELSBB
* ELSPKBB

## Documents

* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/eluxa/eluxa-cross-reference-sell-sheet-PA450011EN.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/eluxa/eluxa-horns-strobes-data-sheet-TD450157EN.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/eluxa/eluxa-horns-strobes-wall-install-sheet-P85750.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/eluxa/eluxa-low-frequency-sounders-TD450159EN.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/eluxa/eluxa-high-fidelity-speakers-data-sheet-TD450158EN.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/eluxa/eluxa-chimes-chime-strobes-data-sheet-TD450180EN.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/eluxa/eluxa-chimes-chime-strobes-data-sheet-TD450180EN.pdf/eluxa-multitone-horns-data-sheet-TD450181EN.pdf
System Sensor SS24ADAS Series

The System Sensor **SS24ADAS Series** is a series of strobes and horn strobes.

## Info

The SS24ADAS series contained strobes that had very precise internal timers to effectively synchronize flashes without a sync module. The strobes are specified to remain synchronized for at least 15 minutes.

The series contains both remote strobes and horn strobes, where the horns are from the Multi-Alert series.

The SS24ADAS series was succeeded by the SpectrAlert series, which has true synchronization.

## Models

* SS2415ADAS
* SS241575ADAS
* MASS2415ADAS
* MASS241575ADAS
* MAEH2415ADAS
* MAEH241575ADAS

## Documents

* https://web.archive.org/web/19970709065314/http://www.systemsensor.com/e-docs/data/av/a239-03.pdf
* https://web.archive.org/web/19970709070356/http://www.systemsensor.com/e-docs/manuals/multi.pdf
Wheelock ET Series

The Wheelock **ET Series** is a series of speakers and speaker strobes.

## Info

The ET series was formed in 1998 as part of the NACEVAC series. The speakers are similar to the E series, but they also have 4 watt and 8 watt taps to be backwards compatible with the ET-1000 series.

The series initially released with the ET70 and ET90, and the ET-1010 and ET-1080 were retained from the ET-1000 series. In 2004, Wheelock released the ET80, a speaker strobe similar to the ET-1080 that uses MC series strobes and the 15/75 strobes used in the NACAlert series. Wheelock then discontinued the strobe models of the ET-1080 series, allowing them to discontinue the LS series, LSM series, MS series, and IS series.

The ET70 had a model in the SPEC1FIRE series, so the 15 cd, 30 cd, 75 cd, and 110 cd models were discontinued in 2001. In 2003, all members of the ET series besides the ET-1080 (which still used LS/LSM/MS/IS strobes) had their strobes replaced with MC series strobes.

In 2023, the ET series speaker strobes were discontinued, with equivalent Eluxa devices announced for Q1 2024. The speakers remain in production.

## Subseries

* ET70 series
* ET70WP series
* ET80 series
* ET90 series
* ET-1010 series
* ET-1080 series

## Documents

* https://web.archive.org/web/20050308043429/http://www.wheelockinc.com/Specs/s-series/S0800.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/e50-e60-e70-e90/wheelock-et70-et90-speakers-strobes-data-sheet-TD450031EN.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/et80-et1010/wheelock-et80-et1010-speakers-data-sheet-TD450030EN.pdf
WDF World Cup

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**WDF World Cup** is an international darts tournament addressed to countries associated in the World Darts Federation. This tournament is played every two years. Competitors do not receive financial prizes, but only medals for taking places on the podium in all organized competitions.

Rivalisation in the tournament takes place over several days, during which players selected by national federations compete in various competitions. The first edition of the tournament took place in 1977 in London, England. Initially, the competition concerned only the men's team. In 1983, in Edinburgh, women competed for medals for the first time. The shape of the tournament has not changed much over the years. During the development of the tournament, only the maximum number of male and female players was increased to four people per team.

The country achieving the highest total of points from all male and female events shall be crowned the **WDF World Cup Champions**. In the event of a tie for first place those countries shall be declared the joint Champions. The most successful team is England.
Wheelock RS Series

The Wheelock **RS series** (**Remote Strobe**) is a series of non-synchronizable strobes.

## Info

The RS series was released together with the SR series of synchronizable strobes as a standardized strobe series. The 15 cd models use LS series strobes, the 15/75 cd models use LSM series strobes, the 30 cd models use MS series strobes, the 75 cd models use IS series strobes, and the 110 cd models were based on the HSW series. The 110 cd models introduced horizontal FIRE lettering above and below the strobe, removing the need for the horizontal strobe to be thick enough to fit FIRE lettering on the sides.

RSP series strobes are strobe plate versions of RS series strobes that can fit a bell or horn on top.

## Models

* RS-1215
* RS-121575
* RS-1230
* RS-2415
* RS-241575
* RS-2430
* RS-2475
* RSP-1215
* RSP-121575
* RSP-1230
* RSP-2415
* RSP-241575
* RSP-2430
* RSP-2475

## Documents

* https://web.archive.org/web/19970214011848/http://www.wheelockinc.com/RS/index.html
Wheelock ET70WP Series

The Wheelock **ET70WP Series** (also known as the **ETWP Series**) is a series of weatherproof speaker strobes.

## Info

The ET70WP series released in 2002 with the ET70WP-2475W. Unlike the ET70 series, this device features a round speaker design and a higher strobe, along with smoother edges on the top and bottom, similar to the N series, which gives it a slightly higher sound output.

The ET70WP-2475C was added in 2005 together with the other ceiling mount weatherproof appliances. Unlike the ET90 series, this device is still square shaped.

The models using MCWH and MCCH strobes were eventually discontinued and replaced with single candela strobes.

## Models

* ET70WP-2475W
* ET70WP-24135W
* ET70WP-24185W
* ET70WP-24MCWH
* ET70WP-2475C
* ET70WP-24115C
* ET70WP-24177C
* ET70WP-24MCCH

## Documents

* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/wheelock-ahwp-aswp/wheelock-weatherproof-appliances-data-sheet-TD450112EN.pdf
Wheelock NACAlert Series

The Wheelock **NACAlert Series** is a series of bells, horns, strobes, multitone horns, and mini-horns.

## Info

The NACAlert series is a centralized family of notification appliances competing with the SpectrAlert Series. It was formed at the same time as the NACEVAC series. It is rarely referenced in manuals, but the name is used on an old version of Wheelock's website.

All NACAlert strobes can be synchronized. The strobes are the same as the strobes used in the RSS series.

The NACAlert series initially consisted of the following series:

* AS series
* N series
* MT series
* AMT series
* MIZ series
* RS series
* RSS series
* WM3T
* CH series
* 43T series
* MB series
* CVX series
* CSX series

Ceiling strobes were added in 2001, with a new 100 cd ceiling strobe in place of the 110W strobe.

## Models

NACAlert products are named by the format "series - voltage strobe - lettering color." Series can be a series such as CH or ASWP. Voltage can be 12, 24, or 115. Strobe can be 15W, 1575W, 30W, 75W, 110W, 15C, 30C, 75C, or 100C.
Excalibur Destruction

The **Excalibur Destruction**, also known as the **Holy Sword of Destruction**, is one of the seven Holy Swords created by the Christian Faction in the Excalibur Project.

It belongs to the Catholic Church and is currently wielded by the exorcist Eleanor Richards.

## Summary

The Excalibur Destruction is one of the seven Holy Swords created by the Christian Faction through a combination of advanced thaumaturgy by those who had reached the territory of gods and ancient Edenith technology to create new powerful weapons for the Church after the True Excalibur was returned to the Lady of the Lake.

After its creation, it was given to the Catholic Church along with another holy sword bearing the name [Excalibur] - the Excalibur Blessing.

In 20XX, when news of the other Excalibur swords were "stolen" by Kokabiel, it was temporarily lent to Xenovia Quarta to retrieve the three stolen holy swords from the Fallen Angel and his men. After being reincarnated into a Devil, Xenovia returned the sword to the Church, handing it to Irina Shidou who took the Excalibur Destruction along with other Excalibur fragments back to the Church with her.

When Xenovia's holy sword Durandal was given back to the Church to be repaired, the Excalibur Destruction, along with 5 other swords bearing the name [Excalibur], was taken back to the Heavenly Forges by the Angels to be reforged into true and powerful Enochian Holy Swords. For reasons unknown, the Seraph Raziel created copies of all the 6 [Excalibur] swords prior to their reforge and fused it with Durandal before sending it back to Xenovia, saying that it was a "gift" from the Angels.

After the Excalibur Destruction was reforged, it was given to Eleanor Richards, an exorcist of the Vatican who has shown to possess the suitable values and characteristics to wield the new Holy Sword.

## Appearance

The Excalibur Destruction appears as a Roman *gladius*, with an ornate hilt and a pommel resembling that of a blooming lotus flower. The guard is made out of pure gold, embedded with priceless blood-red gemstones, and is in the shape of a fearsome lion. The blade is around 50 cm long and is engraved with golden lines, which are in fact lines of Adamic hieroglyphs etched onto the blade.

Prior to its reforge, it appeared as a two-handed sword, and contains an axe-like guard and a second grip with a chain-like form connecting the guard with the blade, with the blade itself being huge and long that ends with 3 points.

The scabbard for Excalibur Destruction is made out of gold and blood-red leather, which resembles living flames when placed underneath sunlight. When unused, it can be transformed into a golden, two-headed eagle brooch.

## Trivia

* Despite not knowing about its reforge, Irina was able to notice the "Excalibur Destruction" imbued in Durandal was fake based on experience with her own Excalibur.
* Like other Enochian Holy Swords created by the Heavenly Forges, it contains a small amount of heavenly fire belonging to a member of the Heavenly Council.
	+ It, in particular, contains the heavenly fire of the Elder Seraph Kamael.
Wheelock IS Series

The Wheelock **IS Series** is a series of strobes.

## Info

The IS series is a series of true 75 cd strobes, unlike the LSM series strobes that were only 75 cd on-axis, allowing it to be ceiling-mounted. However, there is no 12 volt version of this strobe.

In 1995, the remote strobes in this series were discontinued due to the release of the RS series.

In 1998, the NACAlert series and NACEVAC series formed, and Wheelock discontinued all of the corresponding devices using the IS series. The last series to use IS series strobes was the ET-1080 series, which was replaced by the ET80 series in 2004.

## Models

* IS-24-VFR
* IS1-24-VFR
* IS3-24-VFR
* ISP-24-VFR
Class X

**Class X** fire alarm paths are paths that are supervised for open circuits and ground faults and will continue most if not all operation when either condition appears.

Class X SLCs were formerly known as Style 7.

## Technical explanation

Class X circuits function similarly to Class A circuits, but they must also contain fault isolator modules. These modules measure the voltage between their positive and negative terminals and automatically disconnect the devices after them if the voltage is sufficiently low. This will result in the last isolator before the short remaining open and the other isolators remaining closed. Because the circuit is now open, the FACP will report a trouble, and current will begin to flow from the other side of the circuit like a Class A circuit, and the fault isolator modules on the other side of the short will also activate, causing the first fault isolator after the short to open and the remaining fault isolators to remain closed. As a result, the segment between isolators that contains the short will be disable, and the remainder of the circuit will continue to operate.

Fiber optic paths do not require short circuit protection, so any fiber optic path that contains a redundant path satisfying the Class A requirements automatically qualifies as Class X.
Wheelock RSS Series

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The **Wheelock Remote Sync Strobe** (RSS for short) is a series of remote strobes.

## Info:

The Wheelock RSS series are very common remote strobes. The device evolved from the SR series strobes, which evolved from the LSM/WM series strobes, which evolved from the non-ADA WST series strobes. As with any common modern alarm notification appliance, it can be colored red or white. It also comes with separate models, either with a specific fixed candela rating, or multi-candela.

The RSS (**Remote Sync Strobe)** is more common than the aforementioned RS. As it's full name denotes, it has Wheelock's sync protocol built into it. It is produced with different covers, such as DOOR, HALON, AGENT, ALERT, or nothing. They also come with yellow, red, green, or blue colored strobes for mass notification.

The RSSP (**Remote Sync Strobe Plate**) is basically a strobe plate version of the RSS, which still has the sync protocols. It's intended for mostly retrofits. You can fit a bell or a horn on the top. These devices are rare to see in the field, but can be fount on ebay for collectors. Like the RSS, the RSSP can come with different colored strobes and different labels for mass notification.

The RSSWP (**Remote Sync Strobe Weather-Proof)** is the weatherproof model that is intended to be used outdoors, or areas where water damage could be common. The difference besides being weatherproof is that it doesn't use a cover like the standard RSS, and instead has screw holes on it to mount to a weatherproof backbox. This model also comes with different colored strobes and different lettering for mass notification.

Models ending in R are round ceiling models. The first generation had a flat base similar to the E90 series. In December 2005, Wheelock updated the RSS-24MCCR and RSS-244MCCHR to look like the E60 series, which was released at the same time.

In the year 2021, Eaton-Wheelock announced the RSS series will be discontinued. As of now, they are still up on Eaton's page, but will most likely be removed sometime soon. However, there are rumors that Siemens might buy the patents for the RSS, like they did with the ZNS series. There are also rumors that Eaton will keep the weatherproof models in production.

## Models:

* RSS-121575W
* RSS-241575W (Fixed 15/75 Candela Syncable Wall)
* RSS-24150W
* RSS-24177W
* RSS-24185W
* RSS-24MCW (Multi-Candela Syncable Wall)
* RSS-2415C
* RSS-2430C
* RSS-2475C
* RSS-24100C
* RSS-24150C
* RSS-24177C
* RSSP-121575W
* RSSP-241575W
* RSSP-24150W
* RSSP-24177W
* RSSP-24185W
* RSSP-24MCW
* RSS-2415CR
* RSS-2430CR
* RSS-2475CR
* RSS-24100CR
* RSS-24150CR
* RSS-24177CR
* RSS-24MCCR
* RSS-24MCCHR
* WIP

## Documents:

https://www.wheelock-products.com/media/brochures/RSS%20Series%20Specification%20Sheet.pdf

## Notable Rebrands:

* Honeywell
* Gamewell
* Fenwal (as Agent/Halon alarms)
* Ansul
* Radionics
* Siemens
Wheelock Exceder LED3 Series

The Wheelock **Exceder LED3 Series** is a series of notification appliances that uses LED3 strobes.

## Info

The Exceder LED3 Series is very similar to the Exceder LED Series, with all of the mounting hardware being backwards compatible. However, the strobes are listed for use in the same field of view as Wheelock's Xenon strobes when the strobes are synchronized. Additionally, the engraved logo on all Exceder LED3 devices reads "Eaton," as opposed to the "Wheelock/Cooper" and "Cooper/Wheelock" present on the Exceder LED devices.

The LSPK speakers were updated in this series with the Eaton logo, but they kept the old model name from the Exceder LED series.

In 2018, the low frequency sounders were updated to output 80 dBA with all 4 tones. Before this point, the code 3 tone had a reverberant rating of 76 dBA. At this time, a new 177 cd low frequency sounder strobe was also released.

## Models

All notification appliances follow the form L-type-color-intensity-mounting-series. Type can be ST (remote strobe), HN (remote horn), HS (horn strobe), FHN (low frequency sounder), FHS (low frequency sounder strobe), SPK (speaker), or SPST (speaker strobe). Color can be R (red) or W (white). Intensity is K for low frequency sounders and 110 cd low frequency sounder strobes, H for 177 cd low frequency sounder strobes, and otherwise omitted. Mounting is C for ceiling mount devices, and it is otherwise omitted. Series is omitted for speakers, which keep their name from the Exceder LED Series, while it is 3 for everything else (including speaker strobes).

Note that ceiling mount low frequency sounders and sounder strobes are absent in this series.

## Documents

* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/product-discontinuation/wheelock-exceder-led2-product-discontinuation-notice.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/exceder-led3/exceder-led3-speakers-wall-data-sheet-TD450120EN.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/exceder-led3/exceder-led3-low-frequency-sounder-data-sheet-TD450121EN.pdf
Wheelock E70 Series

The Wheelock **E70 Series** is a series of speakers and speaker strobes.

## Info

The E70 series was released around 1993 when the E series launched as a compact redesign of the ET-1070 series. Devices in this series are wall-mounted, with the strobe in front of the speaker in strobe models. The E70 series initially featured a vertical strobe, but this was replaced with a horizontal strobe when the E series was redesigned in 2000.

In 1998, the ET70 series was released with similar hardware to the E70 series.

The E70 series was discontinued in 2023 along with the E90 series, ending all production of the E series.

## Models

* E-7025-WS-24
* E-7025-WM-24
* E-7070-WM-24
* E-7025-LSM-24
* E-7070-LSM-24
* E-70-R
* E-70-LS-24-VFR
* E-70-SL-24-VFR
* E-70-LSM-24-VFR
* E-70-SLM-24-VFR
* E-70-MS-24-VFR
* E-70-IS-24-VFR
* E70
* E70-2415W
* E70-241575W
* E70-2430W
* E70-2475W
* E70-24110W
* E70-24100C
* E70-24MCW
* E70-24MCWH

## Documents

* https://web.archive.org/web/19970214011955fw\_/http://www.wheelockinc.com/E/index.html
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/e50-e60-e70-e90/wheelock-e70e90-speakers-strobes-data-sheet-TD450024EN.pdf
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Grinnell is a former company. It is now merged with Simplex as SimplexGrinnell.

## History:

Frederick Grinnell, an 1855 graduate of Rensselaer Institute (now Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute), worked in railroad engineering until he retired as chief mechanical engineer and general manager of the Jersey City Locomotive Works. Soon after his retirement, he purchased a controlling interest in the Providence Steam and Gas Pipe Company.

Grinnell already knew Henry S. Parmalee, who patented the first automatic fire sprinkler head in 1874. Providence Steam & Gas partnered with Parmalee and manufactured the Parmalee sprinkler; Grinnell also designed and erected the piping installations into which the Parmalee sprinkler heads were fitted. Grinnell improved Parmalee's first practical automatic sprinkler and patented his own Grinnell sprinkler in 1882. Continual improvements resulted in the glass disc sprinkler in 1890. With slight modifications, this sprinkler head is still used in modern fire sprinkler systems; sprinklers are even called *le Grinnells* in France. In 1892, Grinnell organized the General Fire Extinguisher Company, which was renamed the Grinnell Fire Protection Company after his death in 1919. The main manufacturing facility was in North Carolina at the Grinnell Company-General Fire Extinguisher Company Complex.

## Merger with Simplex:

Grinnell Fire Protection was purchased by Tyco in 1976. Tyco bought Simplex Time Recorder Company on January 5, 2001, for US$1.15 billion and merged it with Grinnell Fire Protection, forming SimplexGrinnell. On September 6, 2016, Johnson Controls and Tyco completed a merger. In May 2017, Johnson Controls announced that the brand identity of SimplexGrinnell will be transitioned to Johnson Controls. SimplexGrinnell's fire sprinkler services will become Grinnell Fire Protection Solutions, a separate brand under Johnson Controls. Johnson Controls will continue to sell Simplex fire and security products under the Simplex brand name.

## Products:

* Sprinklers
* Sprinkler Bell Covers

## Gallery:

   (**PHOTO COURTESY TO ORIGINAL OWNERS)**
Wheelock EH Series (electronic horns)

This article is about the electronic horns from 1988. For the high fidelity speakers from 2012, see Wheelock EH Series (high fidelity speakers).

## Wheelock EH Series (electronic horns)

### Strobe Type

Xenon

The Wheelock **EH Series** (short for Electronic Horn) is a series of electronic horns and 4-wire horn strobes.

## Info

EH series horns are single-tone electronic horns. The EH series was a successor to the Wheelock 30 Series and Wheelock's second electronic horn after the ES series.

The EH series was Wheelock's first series to use their L-style cover plates.

The EH series also includes 4-wire horn strobes with strobes from the WS series and WH series. The corresponding 2-wire horn strobes are instead part of the EHS series.

## Models

* EH-DL1
* EH-EL1
* EH-DL1-WS-24
* EH-EL1-WS-24
* EH-DL1-WH-24
* EH-EL1-WH-24
* EH-DL2
* EH-EL2
* EH-DL2-WS-12
* EH-EL2-WS-12
* EH-DL2-WH-12
* EH-EL2-WH-12

## Documents

* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/D315112.html
Wheelock Exceder Xenon Series

The Wheelock **Exceder Xenon Series** is a series of remote horns, remote strobes, and horn strobes.

## Info

Exceder Xenon wall mount notification appliances are redesigned from the Z series, with a larger strobe lens that covers the majority of the appliance.

Ceiling mount appliances also have the expanded strobe lens where applicable, with 3 side spaces for lettering and 3 side spaces for horn grilles. However, on models with horns, only one of the 3 spaces has an actual horn, similar to the single horn space on the ceiling mount N series horns. Additionally, unlike Wheelock's past ceiling models, the device does not use a horizontal strobe. Instead, the strobe is packed in the center of the device, similar to the SpectrAlert Advance Series.

All Exceder Xenon devices can be snapped onto their base, but an optional security screw is also provided. Additionally, all Exceder Xenon devices are 2-wire with two positive terminals for supervision.

## Models

All models follow the form `type-color-mounting`. Type can be HN (remote horn), ST (remote strobe), HS (horn strobe), or ESB (surface backbox). Color can be R (red) or W (white). Mounting is C for ceiling mount devices and it is omitted for wall mount devices.

For example, HSR is a red horn strobe, while STWC is a white ceiling mount remote strobe.

## Documents

* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/exceder/exceder-install-sheets-wall-P85060.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/exceder/exceder-install-sheets-ceiling-P85066.PDF
* https://www.wheelock-products.com/media/brochures/ExcederSeriesSpecSheet.pdf
Wheelock SM Series

The Wheelock **SM Series** is a series of sync modules.

## Info

The SM series was released in 1995 to synchronize and silence the AS series horns over a single pair of wires. The SM series is backwards compatible with devices that were synchronized by the SCM series, but unlike the SCM series, the SM series sends synchronization pulses at 1 Hz.

The sync protocol used by the SM series contains 3 signals, distinguished by the number and timing of pulses. Pulses are 10-30 ms.

* A single pulse or the first pulse of a double pulse is a sync pulse, similar to the SCM series.
* A double pulse spaced by less than 0.1 seconds indicates that the audible signal should be silenced while maintaining strobe activation.
* A double pulse spaced by more than 0.1 seconds but less than 0.5 seconds indicates that the audible signal should be unsilenced.

In 1998, the SM series was updated to generate one pulse every 4 seconds instead of every 1 second to reduce the number of relay state transfers.

Between 2009 and 2011, the SM series was discontinued to focus support on the DSM series.

## Models

* SM-12/24
* SMX-12/24

## Documents

* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/5608375.html
* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/5982275.html
* https://web.archive.org/web/19970214011918fw\_/http://www.wheelockinc.com/SM/index.html
* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/6194994.html
* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/y2001/0006366.html
Notifier

1987-1999 (bought by Honeywell)

1999-Present

Notifier is a subsidiary company owned by Honeywell.

## History:

Notifier was founded in 1949 in Waverly, Nebraska by Oliver T. Joy, along with his wife Dr. Margaret Joy, who acted as executive Vice President. The company moved to Lincoln, Nebraska in 1956, and in 1962 was selected to provide the fire detection system for the Seattle World's Fair. The company was sold to Emhart Corporation in 1968 and was acquired by the Pittway Corporation in 1987. Notifier moved to Northford, Connecticut in 1988, and in 1999 Honeywell International, Inc. purchased Pittway Corp., and Notifier became part of the Honeywell Life Safety Group.

Notifier has been manufacturing fire alarm systems for over 50 years, including conventional and intelligent fire alarm control panels, fire alarm networks, fire and security integration systems, mass notification systems, and fire alarm accessories. Along with fire alarm control panels, Notifier has PC-based touchscreen workstations that monitor and control the fire alarm system from a central location. Notifier has a complete integrated emergency communication systems solution for a wide variety of facility types including military bases, hospitals, university campuses, industrial, manufacturing, hotels and nursing homes. Notifier offers a complete line of fire alarm peripheral devices, such as smoke detectors, heat detectors, manual pull stations, gas detectors, and notification appliances. These products connect to and interface with the Notifier fire alarm control panel to form fire alarm systems. Notifier is one of the largest life safety and fire alarm system manufacturers in the world. Some devices made by Notifier are the NBG-12 and BNG-1 (also known as the BG-8).

## Today:

Notifier is still around, albeit owned by Honeywell. Like Fire-Lite, they were formerly owned by a company named Pittway Corporation, as well as being formerly owned by Emhart.

## Current Products:

* Notifier NBG-12 series pull stations.
* Notifier BNG-1 pull stations? (possibly)
* Notifier SFP-2402/SFP-2404 series conventional panels
* Notifier SFP-5UD/SFP-10UD series conventional panels.
* Notifier INSPIRE series addressable panels.
* Notifier NFS/NFS2 Onyx series addressable panels.
* Notifier NFW/NFW2 FireWarden series addressable panels.
* Notifier DVC Digital Voice Command series voice evac paging systems.

## Former Products:

* Notifier LNG-1 pull stations
* Notifier BG-1 pull stations
* Notifier BGX-101L addressable pull stations
* Notifier NWS-24 remote strobes
* Notifier AFP series addressable panels.
* Notifier AMG Audio Message Generator series voice evac paging systems.
* WIP
Silent Knight

Silent Knight is a subsidiary company owned by Honeywell.

## History:

Founded in ​1961, Silent Knight designs and manufactures commercial fire alarm and life safety systems. As part of Honeywell Fire, Silent Knight is a leader in the fire alarm industry with its broad portfolio of products which are available through security equipment distribution throughout the United States. Silent Knight’s headquarters and manufacturing operations are based in Northford, CT.

## Today:

Today, Silent Knight is owned by Honeywell, just like Fire-Lite, Notifier, System Sensor, and Gamewell-FCI.

## Current Products:

* Silent Knight 6700 addressable panel
* Silent Knight 6808 addressable panel
* Silent Knight 6820 addressable panel
* Silent Knight SK-5208 conventional panel
* Silent Knight SK-2/SK-4 conventional panels
* WIP

## Former Products:

* Silent Knight Intelleknight series?
* Silent Knight IFP series addressable panels
* WIP
2024 Premier League Darts

The **2024 BetMGM Premier League Darts** will be a darts tournament, organised by the Professional Darts Corporation – the twentieth edition of the tournament. The event will begin on Thursday 1 February 2024, at the Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, and will finish with the play-offs, at The O2 Arena in London on Thursday 23 May 2024.

Michael van Gerwen is the defending champion after beating Gerwyn Price 11–5 in the 2023 final.

## Format

As introduced in 2022's tournament, the 2024 Premier League Darts will use an eight-person knockout bracket every night. Each of the seven matches will be played over the best-of-11 legs. The players will be guaranteed to meet each other once in the quarter-finals throughout the first seven weeks and once in the quarterfinals in weeks 9–15, with weeks 8 and 16 being drawn based on the league standings at that point. Players will receive two points per semi-final finish, three points per runner-up finish, and five points per final win.

Following the regular phase, the top four players in the league table will contest the two knockout semi-finals with 1st playing 4th and 2nd playing 3rd.

## Venues

The 2024 tournament will keep the same 17 venues used in the last two Premier Leagues.

## Prize money

The prize money for the 2024 tournament is expected to remain at £1 million, including a £10,000 bonus to each night's winner.

## Players

The format introduced in 2022 continued, which would encompass eight players, each playing against each other in a knockout tournament each night. The winner of each night would receive an additional £10,000 towards their prize money. Those who make it out of the last 8 each receive 2 points, the runner-up will receive 3 points and the winner receives 5.

The top 4 players on the PDC Order of Merit following the conclusion of the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship on 3 January, automatically qualified, with the remaining four announced on Sky Sports News the following day.

1. ↑ Price qualified for the 2021 Premier League Darts, but withdrew following a positive COVID-19 test.

## League stage

The fixtures were announced on 23 January.

## 23 May – Play-offs

The top four players of the league stage contest in the play-offs to decide the champion of the Premier League.

 **The O2, London**

## References

1. ↑ Van Gerwen powers past Price to secure record seventh PL title.
2. ↑ Every Match Matters.
3. ↑ Cardiff to host 2024 Premier League's season opener.
4. ↑ PDC chairman Hearn announces record prize money for 2022. PDC.
5. ↑ 2022 Cazoo Premier League Night One preview. PDC.
6. ↑ Humphries & Littler headline 2024 BetMGM Premier League line-up.
7. ↑ 2024 BetMGM Premier League fixtures confirmed.
Wheelock E50 Series

The Wheelock **E50 Series** is a series of speakers and speaker strobes.

## Info

E50 speakers can snap onto their bases without any visible mounting screws, similar to the N series.

With the exception of the 15/75 strobe models, all E50 speaker strobes use strobes from the MC series.

The speaker design is similar to the ET70WP series, but the edges are extended to form right angles. The strobe is also located above the speaker, making E50 speaker strobes resemble the CH-BF series and the AS series.

## Models

* E50-R
* E50-W
* E50-241575W-FR
* E50-241575W-FW
* E50-24MCW-FR
* E50-24MCW-FW
* E50-24MCWH-FR
* E50-24MCWH-FW

## Documents

* https://web.archive.org/web/20061108090019/http://www.cooperwheelock.com/literature/NNJan2005.pdf
* https://www.wheelock-products.com/lanotattachments/download/file/id/447/store/2/e50-24mcw-fr.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/e50-e60-e70-e90/wheelock-e50e60-speakers-strobes-data-sheet-TD450023EN.pdf
POWERPATH PS-8 series

The POWERPATH **PS-8 series** is a series of power supplies.

## Info

The PS-8 series is a successor to the PS-24-8MC. Like the PS-12/24-8 series, the 120 and 240 VAC models have been split.

Starting in January 2010, PS-8 series panels were compatible with the PS-EXP, which expanded the panel to 4 Class A or 8 Class B NACs. A PS-EXP-RETRO was released for pre-2010 panels, and the PS-8-EXP was released with a preinstalled PS-EXP module.

The PS-8-LP series was released in 2015, and the PS-8 series was discontinued on January 1, 2016.

## Models

* PS-8
* PS-8-B
* PS-8E
* PS-8E-B
* PS-8-EXP

## Documents

* https://www.wheelock-products.com/lanotattachments/download/file/id/345/store/2/ps-8.pdf
Wheelock N Series

The Wheelock **N Series** is a series of remote horns and horn strobes.

## Info

The N series consists of the NH, NS, and NS4. The N may stand for NACAlert, as in "NACAlert Horn" and "NACAlert Strobe-horn."

Each wall-mount N Series notification appliance contains all of its electronics on a mounting plate based on the Universal Mounting Plate. A common beauty plate can then snap onto this mounting plate.

In July 2006, Wheelock released ceiling-mount N Series notification appliances to complement the round RSS strobes.

## Models

### NS4 series

NS4 series notification appliances are wall-mount 4-wire horn strobes. The synchronization protocol is entirely delivered through the strobe terminals, and the horn will not operate without strobe power. NS4 horn strobes use NSMP mounting plates.

The NS4 series was discontinued in 2003 and replaced with the HS4 series.

* NS4-1215W
* NS4-121575W
* NS4-2415W
* NS4-241575W
* NS4-2430W
* NS4-2475W
* NS4-24110W
* NS4-24MCW

### NS series (Wall)

Wall-mount NS series notification appliances are 2-wire horn strobes. NS horn strobes use NSMP mounting plates with unused strobe terminals.

* NS-1215W
* NS-121575W
* NS-2415W
* NS-241575W
* NS-2430W
* NS-2475W
* NS-24110W
* NS-24MCW

### NH-12/24

The NH-12/24 is a wall-mount remote horn that uses an NHMP mounting plate, which contain a plastic chunk in place of a strobe to cover the hole in the beauty plate. This horn accepts either a 12 volt or 24 volt input.

### NS series (Ceiling)

Ceiling-mount NS series notification appliances are 2-wire horn strobes.

* NS-24MCC
* NS-24MCCH

### NH-12/24R

The NH-12/24R is a round ceiling-mount remote horn.

## Documents

* https://www.wheelock-products.com/media/brochures/NS%20&%20NH.pdf
System Sensor

System Sensor is a subdisary company owned by Honeywell.

## History:

System Sensor was founded in 1984 to address the requirements of exclusive industry fire alarm products. One of their first products was the MASS sounder series of notification appliances, which came with System Sensor in 1984. Shortly after, in the early 1990s, System Sensor came out with MASS ADA sounders, with a horizontal strobe. In 1997, System Sensor introduced the SpectrAlert Classic, and the MASS was discontinued shortly thereafter. As of November 5, 2006, System Sensor discontinued the SpectrAlert Classic, replacing it with the SpectrAlert Advance, which has a reputation for how loud it is on the highest volume. Another notable product line from System Sensor is their i3 line of both 2 and 4 wire smoke detectors, first released in the early 2000s. System Sensor was acquired by Honeywell in the 2000s and currently manufactures fire protection devices, flow switches for fire suppression systems and climate control products. In 2017, the company announced the L-Series, which claims to save energy, installation time, and money. The L series used the same horn as the Spectralert Advance. The L series can hold different covers and colored lenses so the device can be used for more than just fire alarm service. On February 12, 2020 System Sensor announced that they had discontinued most of their SpectrAlert wall or ceiling mount horn strobes and all of the horn only devices, chimes, and chime strobes. The remaining SpectrAlert notification appliances are outdoor horn strobes. System Sensor recently released its  Low-Frequency L-Series devices. They have the same LF sounder, however they also have the functionality to do Temporal 4 coding, for Carbon Monoxide (CO) operations, and like the other products in the L-Series lineup, the LF version also consumes low energy as well. In 2023, System Sensor released L-Series LED horns and strobes and discontinued the corresponding L-Series Xenon products.

## Today:

As of today, System Sensor is owned by Honeywell, which is why one would often see their notification appliances paired with Notifier systems. They are known to currently produce the most common fire alarm NAC's today: the SpectrAlert series (replaced by the L-Series).

## Products

* System Sensor L-Series
* System Sensor SpectrAlert Advance (outdoor model only)
* System Sensor i3 series
* System Sensor 2151 series

## Former Products

* System Sensor Multi-Alert series (MASS/MAEH Series)
* System Sensor SpectrAlert Classic series
* System Sensor SpectrAlert Advance series
* System Sensor 2400/1400 smoke detectors
* System Sensor 2451/1451 smoke detectors
* System Sensor 2100 smoke detector series