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Eaton INC series

The Eaton **INC series** is a series of addressable devices to intelligently control Wheelock NACs.

## Info

The central product of the INC series is the INC-PS10, which provides 10 amps of power across four NACs. The device is capable of outputting the standard Wheelock sync protocol, as well as additional commands to address SUB-NAC modules, which produce branches that are useful for T tapping. Similar to the Wheelock DSM Series, the SUB-NAC can either output two Class B NACs or one Class A NAC.

Eaton's webpage for this series is titled "Wheelock Intelligent Notification Controller." However, most documents do not reference this series as part of the Wheelock brand.

## Models

* INC-PS10
* INC-CAB1-DOOR
* INC-PS10-ELEC
* INC-CPU
* INC-USB
* SUB-NAC
* INC-DSM-PL

## Documents

* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/inc/eaton-inc-brochure-BR450044EN.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/inc/lsmns-inc-ps10-data-sheet-TD450164EN.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/inc/lsmns-inc-sub-nac-data-sheet-TD450165EN.pdf
Notification Appliance Circuit

A **Notification Appliance Circuit** (abbreviated as **NAC**) is a circuit that contains notification appliances.

## Coded NACs

NACs containing audible appliances can be coded by repeatedly cycling voltage on and off. This causes compatible notification appliances to only output sound during intervals where voltage is present, allow temporal patterns such as Code 3 to be produced by notification appliances that only produce a continuous output.

Strobes are typically incompatible with coded NACs, since they require a continuous input for full power.

## Synchronization

As an alternative to coding, NACs can also carry synchronization protocols, which generally consist of briefly interrupting the voltage regularly to provide a reference to the notification appliances on the circuit. This will only work with notification appliances that were specifically designed to accept a given synchronization protocol.
Wheelock ET80 Series

The Wheelock **ET80 Series** is a series of vandal resistant speaker strobes.

## Info

The ET80 series was released in 2004 as a replacement for the ET-1080 series speaker strobes. Unlike the ET-1080 series, ET80 series speaker strobes use MC series strobes and the 1575W strobe used in the NACAlert series, and the horizontal strobe is placed similar to the strobes in the MT series, AMT series, and HS series. This allowed Wheelock to discontinue the LS series, SL series, LSM series, SLM series, MS series, and IS series. The ET-1080 series speakers remained in production.

The ET80 series was discontinued in 2023, with equivalent Eluxa devices announced for Q1 2024.

## Models

* ET80-241575W
* ET80-24MCW
* ET80-24MCWH

## Documents

* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/et80-et1010/wheelock-et80-et1010-speakers-data-sheet-TD450030EN.pdf
Wheelock 7000 Series

The **Wheelock 7000 series** is a series of electromechanical horn strobes.

## Information

The Wheelock 7000 was the first series of notification appliances to use xenon strobes instead of incandescent lights or light flashers that were typical during the 1970s. There were three model series of this line of horn strobes: the 7001 (2-wire flush mount DC), the 7002 (2-wire surface mount DC), and the 7004 (2-wire surface mount AC). The primary component of these horn strobes was the four-inch 34 series horn, or in the case of the 7004 series, its main component being the 31 series horn. On the 7001 and 7002 models, the strobe is wired in series with the horn's coil, and is designed not to operate without the horn, making the strobe not require any additional current. Because of this, whenever the strobe flashes, it draws power away from horn, which causes the horn to produce a "skipping" sound.

The 7002/7002T is the most common model series.

### First Generation

From c. 1976 to late-fall 1984, the 7000 series horn strobes featured an open sound grille. Wheelock offered two versions for power connection; many units had pigtail connectors while others had screw terminals. Models with terminal connectors had the letter "T" in their model numbers (e.g. 7002T). Several 7002/7002T series horn strobes had "FIRE" on the front and top of the strobe, meaning it could be mounted on either the wall or the ceiling, although many building owners chose to install these alarms on the wall.

### Second Generation

In the late fall of 1984, reinforcements were added to the horns' grille, leaving only the corners open for the sound to come out. For first year with the new grille, both pigtail and terminal versions continued to be offered. But sometime in late 1985 / early 1986, the pigtail models were discontinued since the terminal versions were easier to install.

There were also 4-wire versions of these horn strobes: 34-24-WS and 34T-24-WS

The 7000 series was discontinued in 1994 due to the low-intensity strobes not meeting ADA guidelines.

## Models

* 7001-12
* V7001-12
* 7001-24
* V7001-24
* 7001T-12
* V7001T-12
* 7001T-24
* V7001T-24
* C7001T-24
* 7002-12
* 7002-24
* 7002T-12
* 7002T-24
* 7004-115
* 7004T-115

## Documents

* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/4101880.html
Players Championship Finals

Darts tournamentTemplate:SHORTDESC:Darts tournament

The **Players Championship Finals** is a darts tournament organised by the Professional Darts Corporation. The tournament originally featured the top 32 players from the Players Championship Order of Merit, a separate ranking system that only takes into account the non-televised Players Championship events on the PDC Pro Tour. In 2016, the field increased to 64 players.

The tournament was first announced at the PDC Awards Dinner in January 2008 by PDC chairman Barry Hearn. It was initially held from late January to February, and originally took place at the Circus Tavern in Purfleet, the venue for the first 14 PDC World Darts Championships.

For the third edition, the event moved to the Doncaster Dome. The 2012 edition took place in December at Butlin's Minehead and has remained at that venue for all subsequent tournaments, with the exception of the 2020 tournament, which was moved to Coventry, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

## Finals

### Total finalist appearances

* Active players are shown in **bold**
* Only players who reached the final are included
* In the event of identical records, players are sorted in alphabetical order by family name

### Nine-dart finishes

Four nine-dart finishes have been thrown at the Players Championship Finals. The first one was in 2016, and is the only one of the four that wasn't done on the Main Stage.

  Michael van Gerwen  | 2019, Last 32 | 3 x T20; 2 x T20, T19; 2 x T20, D12
  Michael van Gerwen  | 2022, Final | 2 x T20, T19; 3 x T20; 2 x T20, D12
  Michael van Gerwen  | 2023, Final | 3 x T20; 3 x T20; T20, T19, D12

### High averages

 105.42
 105.20
 104.72
 104.37
 104.23

## Television coverage

In the UK and Ireland, the first two tournaments were broadcast on ITV4 with the third edition being screened by PDC TV. The fourth edition returned to ITV4 where it has stayed ever since and ITV4 signed a long-term deal to cover the European Championships, Players Championships, UK Open and new tournament the Masters from 2014 to 2016.

TV broadcasters

* 2009–2010: ITV4
* February 2011: PDC TV
* December 2011–present: ITV4

## External links

* Official website
* Players Championship Finals on Darts Database
2023 WDF World Cup Youth

Darts tournamentTemplate:SHORTDESC:Darts tournament
The **2023 WDF World Cup Youth** was the 12th edition of the WDF World Cup Youth organised by the World Darts Federation. The tournament was held first time at the Granly Hockey Arena in Esbjerg, Denmark. Medals were distributed in sixth disciplines (singles, pairs and overall) appropriately for each of the sex. **18** nations participated in this tournament. The tournament is organized concurrently with the 2023 WDF World Cup.

## Qualifiers

Following players was qualified for the tournament:

## References

1. ↑ 2023 WDF World Cup - 53 Countries to Compete. WDF.
Wheelock SHW Series

The Wheelock **SHW Series** is a series of synchronizable high intensity strobes.

## Info

The SHW series is a synchronizable version of the HSW series. It exclusively contains remote strobes, since the MIZ series was the only series to use HSW series strobes, and the MIZ series strobes were not synchronizable.

The SHW series was discontinued in 1995 due to the release of the SR series.

## Models

* SHW-24-HFR
* SH2W-24-HFR
* SHPW-24-HFR
Sync-Circuit MDL series

The Sync-Circuit **MDL series** is a series of synchronization modules.

## Info

The MDL series was released to synchronize SpectrAlert series notification appliances across two Class B NACs or one Class A NAC. The device is intended to generate synchronization pulses with widths between 20 and 70 milliseconds, once per second. There are also pulse detectors to ensure the pulses are actually delivered and activate a "sync error" relay if the pulses fail.

The device is also capable of producing a coded output for non-synchronizable horns to produce a T3 output.

## Models

* MDL
* MDLW

## Documents

* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/5598139.html
* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/5850178.html
* https://prod-edam.honeywell.com/content/dam/honeywell-edam/hbt/en-us/documents/manuals-and-guides/user-manuals/MDL\_Module\_Manual\_I56-0983.pdf
Wheelock E90 Series

The Wheelock **E90 Series** is a series of speakers and speaker strobes.

## Info

The E90 series was released in 1993 as part of the E series as a compact redesign of the ET-1090 series. Devices in this ceiling are ceiling mounted, with a strobe in front of the speaker when a strobe is present.

In 1998, the ET90 series was released with similar hardware to the E90 series.

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

## Models

* E-9025-WS-24
* E-9070-WM-24
* E-90-W
* E-90-LS-24-CFW
* E-90-SL-24-CFW
* E-90-MS-24-CFW
* E-90-IS-24-CFW
* E90
* E90-2415C
* E90-2430C
* E90-2475C
* E90-24100C
* E90-24MCC
* E90-24MCCH

## 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
POWERPATH PS-12/24-6

The POWERPATH **PS-12/24-6** is a power supply.

## Info

The PS-12/24-6 was released in 1998 together with the NACAlert series. The device is capable of outputting 6 amps of power across 4 Class B NACs or 2 Class A NACs. Unlike future POWERPATH power supplies, this power supply cannot synchronize notification appliances without an external synchronization module.

The PS-12/24-6 was discontinued in 2001 and replaced with the PS-12/24-8.
Wheelock MIZ Series

The Wheelock **MIZ Series** is a series of mini-horns.

## Info

The MIZ series was initially released together with the EHS series with 12 and 24 volt horn models and 24 volt horn strobe models and 3 strobe types. In 1993, the models using the WS series and WM series strobes were discontinued and replaced with models using the LS series, LSM series, MS Series, IS series, and HSW series strobes. Between 1996 and 1997, the HSW model was discontinued and customers were instructed to use the AS-24110-HFR instead. Between 1998 and 2000, the remaining strobe models were also discontinued.

In 2000, the MIZ-TC series was released with the option for a code 3 horn, and the continuous-only horn was discontinued in 2003. The MIZ-TC was also discontinued in 2003 and replaced with the 24 volt MIZ-24S series, which is synchronizable.

## Models

* MIZ-12-R
* MIZ-12-W
* MIZ-12-WS
* MIZ-12-LS-VFR
* MIZ-12-LSM-VFR
* MIZ-12-MS-VFR
* MIZ-24-R
* MIZ-24-W
* MIZ-24-WS
* MIZ-24-WM
* MIZ-24-LS-VFR
* MIZ-24-LSM-VFR
* MIZ-24-MS-VFR
* MIZ-24-IS-VFR
* MIZ-24-HSW-HFR
* MIZ-TC12-R
* MIZ-TC12-W
* MIZ-TC24-R
* MIZ-TC24-W
* MIZ-24S-R
* MIZ-24S-W

## Documents

* https://web.archive.org/web/19970214012153fw\_/http://www.wheelockinc.com/MIZ/index.html
* https://web.archive.org/web/20001017233843/http://www.wheelockinc.com/Products/specs/s-series/miz.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/miz/wheelock-miz-horns-data-sheet-TD450052EN.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/miz/wheelock-miz-horn-install-sheets-P84408.pdf
Fire-Lite Alarms

1999-Present

**Fire-Lite Alarms** is a subdisary company owned by Honeywell.

## History:

Fire-Lite was founded in 1952 by Edward Levy, along with his son, Herbert. At the time, the company installed and serviced fire alarm systems. However, Levy began to focus on designing his own components, and in 1962, the company stopped installing and servicing systems. By 1973, the company had grown substantially, and moved into a new 50,000-square-foot (4,600 m2) building. Fire-Lite was the first company to introduce a compact, inexpensive addressable fire alarm control panel. Some of their recognizable products include the Fire-Lite BG-10 pull station, introduced in 1983, and the newer BG-12 pull station, introduced in 1999. Fire-Lite is part of the Honeywell Life Safety Group, along with Notifier.

## Today:

As of today, Fire-Lite Alarms is owned by Honeywell and continues to produce devices. Originally, Fire-Lite was owned by a company named Pittway Corporation.

## Current Products:

* Fire-Lite BG-12 series pull stations.
* Fire-Lite BG-8 pull station.
* Fire-Lite MS-2/MS-4 series conventional panels
* Fire-Lite MS-5UD/10UD conventional panels
* Fire Lite ES50X 50 Point Addressable panel
* Fire Lite ES200X 198 Point Addressable panel
* Fire Lite ES1000X 1000 Point Addressable panel
* Fire-Lite MS-9600UDLS 318 point (expandable to 636 points) addressable panel.
* Fire Lite SD-365 Series
* Fire Lite ECC 50/100 Emergency Command Center Voice Evac Panel

## Former Products:

* Fire-Lite BG-6 pull station
* Fire-Lite BG-10 series pull stations
* Fire Lite MS-9050UD
* Fire Lite MS-9200
* Fire Lite MS-9200UD
* Fire Lite MS-9600
* Fire Lite MS-9200UDLS
* Fire Lite MS-4424
* Fire Lite MS-4424B
* Fire Lite MP-12/MP-24
* Fire-Lite MS-5024 5 zone conventional panel
* Fire Lite MS-5024UD 5 zone conventional panel
* Fire Lite MS-5210UD 10 zone conventional panel
* Fire-Lite Miniscan series panels.
* Fire Lite Fire Command 25/50 Voice Evac Panel
* Fire Lite ACC 25/50 Audio Command Center Voice Evac Panel
* Fire Lite SD-350 series
* Fire Lite SD-355 series
2022 WDF Europe Cup

Darts tournamentTemplate:SHORTDESC:Darts tournament
The **2022 WDF Europe Cup** was the 22nd edition of the WDF Europe Cup organised by the World Darts Federation. The tournament was held first time in history at the Gandía Palace Hotel in Gandía, Spain. Medals were distributed in eight disciplines (singles, pairs, teams and overalls) appropriately for each of the sex. **41** nations participated in this tournament (in six cases only men's representation). England won the medal tally.

## Qualifiers

Following players was qualified for the tournament:

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 2022 WDF Europe Cup. WDF.
2. ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 2.17 2.18 2.19 2.20 2.21 2.22 2.23 2.24 2.25 2.26 2.27 2.28 2.29 2.30 WDF Europe Cup 2022 - Spain. World Darts Federation.
3. ↑ WDF Europe Cup Darts 2022. dardscatalunya.cat.
4. ↑ Određen sastav reprezentacija za WDF Euro cup u Valenciji 2022.. hps-dart.hr.
5. ↑ Dame og Herre landsholdene til Europamesterskaberne 2022 er nu udtaget. dart-ddu.dk.
6. ↑ Dartn.de Newsflash - Ausgabe Nr. 132. Dartn.de.
7. ↑ COUPE D’EUROPE 2022. ffdarts.fr.
8. ↑ Dartn.de Newsflash - Ausgabe Nr. 130. Dartn.de.
9. ↑ Gibraltar’s WDF Europe Cup team now known. Gibraltar Chronicle.
10. ↑ Nederlands team voor WDF Europe Cup 2022 in Valencia bekend (nl.). dartfreakz.nl (nl.).
11. ↑ Uttak til WDF Europa Cup 2022. norgesdartsforbund.no.
12. ↑ Skład reprezentacji Polski na WDF Europe Cup 2022 (pol.). Polska Organizacja Darta (pol.).
13. ↑ Uttak til WDF Europa Cup 2022. welshdarts.org.
14. ↑ Men knockout bracket. WDF.
15. ↑ Women knockout bracket. WDF.
16. ↑ Overall Points Table Men. WDF.
17. ↑ Overall Points Table Women. WDF.
Wheelock MC Series

The Wheelock **MC Series** is a series of strobes used in other appliances.

## Info

The MCW was released in 2000 and used in the SPEC1FIRE series. The MCW can output 15, 30, 75, or 110 cd. The corresponding single-candela strobes were discontinued in 2001.

The MCC was released in June 2003 and can output 15, 30, 75, or 95 cd. The corresponding single-candela strobes (including 100 cd strobes) were discontinued in September 2003.

The MCWH can output 135 or 185 cd, and the MCCH can output 115 or 177 cd. Both were released in September 2003, and the corresponding single-candela strobes were discontinued in December 2003.

## Models

* MCW
* MCC
* MCWH
* MCCH
Wheelock NACEVAC Series

The Wheelock **NACEVAC Series** is a series of voice evacuation products.

## Info

The NACEVAC series formed in 1998 together with the NACAlert series, and both series use the same strobes. Like the NACAlert series, the NACEVAC series was rarely mentioned in documents, but it is referenced on an old version of Wheelock's website.

## Subseries

* SAFEPATH series
* VOICELink series
* E series
* ET series
* SA-S series
* STH-15S series
Wheelock EH Series (high fidelity speakers)

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

## Wheelock EH Series (high fidelity speakers)

### Candela Output

15, 15, 30, 75, 95, 110, 115, 135, 177, 185

### Strobe Type

Xenon

The Wheelock **EH Series** is a series of high fidelity speakers.

## Info

The EH series was released in 2012. The speakers are based on the E series, but instead of the standard 400-4000 Hz output, they have a 300-8000 Hz output.

The EH series was discontinued in 2021 due to the release of the Eluxa series.

## Models

* E50H
* E50H-24MCW
* E50H-24MCWH
* E60H
* E60H-24MCC
* E60H-24MCCH
* E70H
* E70H-24MCW
* E70H-24MCWH
* E90H
* E90H-24MCC
* E90H-24MCCH

## Documents

* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/e50-e60-e70-e90/wheelock-e50h-e60h-speakers-strobes-data-sheet-TD450017EN.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/e50-e60-e70-e90/wheelock-e70h-e90h-speakers-strobes-data-sheet-TD450018EN.pdf
POWERPATH PS-12/24-8CP

The POWERPATH **PS-12/24-8CP** is a power supply.

## Info

The PS-12/24-8CP was an alternative to the PS-12/24-8MP, but instead of having 3.5 A of auxiliary power that is automatically disabled during AC loss or alarm, it had 200 mA of continuous auxiliary power. The device was rated for 60 mA of auxiliary power when a 60 hour battery backup was needed.

The PS-12/24-8CP was discontinued in 2006 and replaced by the PS-24-8MC.

## Documents

* https://web.archive.org/web/20040804181834/http://www.wheelockinc.com/Specs/s-series/S9000.pdf
WDF Virtual Cup

Darts tournamentTemplate:SHORTDESC:Darts tournament
The **WDF Virtual Cup** was the first and only edition organised by the World Darts Federation, when the coronavirus pandemic stopped the organization of many international tournaments.

Member countries may select two men and two women to compete in this event. All matches will be played online and participating players will need one device to keep score, one device with camera to show dartboards, reliable WiFi internet access, DartConnect membership and Skype account. The Virtual Cup will have men's and women's singles competitions composed of group-stage with the top four of each group advancing to a knock-out stage.

Patrik Kovács and Fallon Sherrock was a competition winners.

## Top averages

This table shows the highest averages achieved by players throughout the knock-out stage of tournament.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 WDF Virtual Cup. World Darts Federation.
2. ↑ WDF Virtual Cup 2020. dartconnect.com.
3. ↑ Hungarian Kovacs wins WDF Virtual Cup after staging remarkable comeback against Soutar. dartsplanet.tv.
4. ↑ Sherrock wins ladies event WDF Virtual Cup. dartsnews.com.
Wheelock WM series

The Wheelock **WM series** is a series of strobes.

## Info

The WM series was released in 1990 as a strobe for sleeping areas. The strobe uses a partially clear lens to provide more intense light at a direct viewing angle. The strobe does not actually use significantly more current than the H series strobes, and the candela output from an angle is similar to that of the H series.

In 1993, the HSW series was released as an alternative to the WM series with better light dispersion.

The WM series was discontinued in 2001 and replaced with the WP series of weatherproof notification appliances.

## Models

* WMT-24
* WM1T-24
* WM3T-24

## Documents

* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/5121033.html
Fire-Lite MS-5024

The Fire-Lite MS-5024 is a 5 zone conventional FACP produced by Fire-Lite Alarms, a subsidiary of Honeywell.

## Specifications:

Type: Conventional

Zone Count: 5

NAC Count: 2

NAC Output: 24 Volts FWR, 3.0 Amps

Release Year: 1994

Status: Discontinued (2007)

Special Features: DACT/Communicator, Keypad Programming

1. ↑ MS-5024(E) Fire Alarm Control with Built-in DACT Data Sheet df-51267.pdf (honeywell.com)
Holtzer-Cabot

Holtzer-Cabot is a defunct company.

## History:

Charles Holtzer founded the company as "Holtzer Co." and began manufacturing simple electrical devices such as doorbells and electric igniters. In 1880, Seth W. Fuller partnered with Holtzer, and the company became known as "Seth W. Fuller & Holtzer", and later as "Fuller, Holtzer & Company". George E. Cabot joined the business, and Fuller left in 1889. The company then changed its name to "Holtzer-Cabot", which remained their name until their closing. In 1891, the company built an electric car that sat four people and moved approximately 16 MPH. It was the first to feature a steering wheel, and is known as the first successful electric vehicle in America, though other unsuccessful prototypes had been built before. Around the turn of the 20th century, the company branched out to create various telephone/telegraph-related products, clocks, and fire alarm systems. They invented the first shunt-type fire alarm system, where a local alarm pulled in a building would also trigger the nearest municipal street fire alarm box. Most of their fire alarm systems were installed in hospitals, factories, and institutions. In 1927, Charles Holtzer died. Throughout World War II, the company branched out even more, but struggled to retain business. In 1972, the company officially closed and sold the remainder of their lines to Eastern Air Devices based in Dover, NH (Now known as Electrocraft). The original factory in Jamaica Plain, MA still exists, but has now been converted to an apartment complex.

## Today:

As mentioned, Holtzer-Cabot went out of business in 1972. Not very many devices are known to survive, but a few have.

## Devices:

* Unknown coded pull stations
* Break glass pull stations
* Bells
* Horns
Common Misconceptions about Fire Alarms

These are the common misconceptions for people who don’t know about Fire Alarms.

## 1st being that Fire Alarms spread out ink

This statement is false due to the fact that 2 of my Pull Stations don’t have ink dispensers at all. It would be a waste of time and money to have ink dispensers in pull stations.

## 2nd being that all fire alarms make sound

this statement is false due to the fact that not all fire alarms make sound. There’s these things called remote strobes that don’t make sound at all. Usually There easy to spot the difference.

This is a horn strobes due to the fact it has a cutouts for the horn.

This is a remote strobe due to the fact it doesn’t have a cut out for the Horn.

*Note is that there is some alarms that have the remote strobe and the horn strobes which uses the same cover (like the EST Genesis horn strobes and remote strobes)*

## 3rd is that the noise comes from the smoke detectors

This statement is true and false at the same time. Regular smoke detectors don’t have horns or piezo. As for Home Smoke Alarms, yes they do make noise. There is also sounder bases.

## 4th is that fire alarm notification appliances run off of AC Power

This statement is true and false at the same time because regular electrical appliances in buildings run off of 120V AC. fire alarm notification appliances after the 1980s run off of 24V DC instead of 120V AC because fire alarm systems are required to have battery backup incase of a power outage to run the notification appliances on 24V DC which is from the batteries or still run off of 24V DC when the system has AC power normally.

## 5th is that all fire alarms have an option to change the sound to voice evac sometimes

This statement is false due to regular fire alarms not having an option to change the sound from a Code-3 Horn to a voice evac message. There's these things called speaker strobes which play the voice evac message from a voice evac system with the use of a tone generator and a voice card that has the voice evac message pre-recorded at the factory or manually imported through software and then those audio signals go into an amplifier which then send the audio signals to the speakers of the speaker strobes.
Wheelock SCM Series

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

## Info

The SCM series was released in 1993 to synchronize strobes from the SL series, SLM series, and SHW series. The device generates a 10-30 ms sync pulse every 2.9 seconds, causing the strobes to flash approximately every 3 seconds.

The SCM series was discontinued in 1995 and replaced with the SM series.

## Documents

* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/5400009.html
Eaton INC-PS10 series

The Eaton **INC-PS10 series** is a series of panels in the INC series.

## Info

The INC-PS10 series was released in the release of the INC series. The panel can output 10 amps of power across 4 Class B NACs or 2 Class A NACs, and it keeps many of the features from the POWERPATH PS-8-LP series. Unlike the PS-8-LP series, most of the system controls and status indicators are now on an LCD screen.

INC-PS10 series panels are also capable of communicating with SUB-NAC modules and reporting their statuses on the local display.

## Models

* INC-PS10
* INC-PS10-ELEC

## Documents

* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/inc/lsmns-inc-ps10-data-sheet-TD450164EN.pdf
Wheelock DSM Series

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

## Info

The DSM series was released in 1995 together with the SM series. The DSM series is capable of synchronizing two Class B NACs with each other with audible silence capabilities. Additionally, the output NAC terminals can be combined to a single Class A NAC, which was not possible with the SM series.

In 2014, when the Exceder LED low frequency sounders released, Wheelock included a T3/T4 tone. Sounders set to this tone output a T3 signal when the audible signal is supposed to be silenced and a T4 signal when the audible signal is supposed to be unsilenced. This tone is still present in the Eluxa low frequency sounders, and it is also present in the standard Eluxa horns.

## Documents

* https://web.archive.org/web/19970214013204fw\_/http://www.wheelockinc.com/SM/sm2.html
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/dsm/wheelock-dsm-sync-modules-data-sheet-TD450081EN.pdf
* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/dsm/wheelock-dsm-sync-module-install-sheet-P83177.pdf
Wheelock LSM Series

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

## Info

The LSM series strobes are 15/75 strobes, making them an ADA compliant alternative to the LS series. The series includes LSM strobes, LS1M remote strobes, LS3M remote strobes, and LSPM strobe plates. There was also the SLM series, which was a synchronizable version of the LSM series.

In 1995, the LS1M and LS3M series were discontinued and replaced with the RS-241575-VFR.

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

## Models

* LSM-24-VFR
* LS1M-24-VFR
* LS3M-24-VFR
* LSPM-24-VFR

## Documents

* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/5355116.html
Wheelock EH Series (disambiguation)

Disambiguation page for Wheelock EH Series (disambiguation)The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Wheelock's **EH Series** may refer to:

* Wheelock EH Series, the series of electronic horns from 1988
* Wheelock EH Series, the series of high fidelity speakers from 2012
POWERPATH PS-12/24-8 series

The POWERPATH **PS-12/24-8 series** is a series of power supplies.

## Info

The PS-12/24-8 series was a successor to the PS-12/24-6. The PS-12/24-8 can output 8 amps across 4 Class B NACs or 2 Class A NACs, and it can provide 50 mA of resettable auxiliary power. Additionally, a PS-12/24-8E model was produced with 220 VAC input instead of 115 VAC input.

The PS-12/24-8 series was discontinued in 2003 and replaced with the PS-12/24-8MP, which automatically disables its auxiliary power in an alarm condition. The PS-12/24-8CP was released in 2004 with an auxiliary power circuit that is not disabled in an alarm condition.

## Models

* PS-12/24-8
* PS-12/24-8E

## Documents

* https://web.archive.org/web/20060322131721/http://www.wheelockinc.com/Specs/s-series/s9001.pdf
Wheelock HS Series

The Wheelock **HS Series** is a series of remote horns and 4-wire horn strobes.

## Info

The HS4 was first released in 2003 as a replacement for the NS4 series horn strobes. The device appears very similar to MT series appliances, but like the AS series horn strobes, the HS4 outputs either a continuous or code 3 horn at an anechoic sound pressure level of 90 dBA, 95 dBA, or 99 dBA.

The HS is functionally equivalent to the AH series remote horns.

## Models

* HS-24
* HS4-241575W
* HS4-24185W
* HS4-24MCW
* HS4-24MCWH

## Documents

* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/hs/wheelock-hs4-horns-data-sheet-TD450154EN.pdf
Wheelock SR Series

The Wheelock **SR Series** is a series of synchronizable remote strobes.

## Info

The SR series was released together with the RS series of strobes. Unlike the RS series, the SR series accepts the Wheelock synchronization protocol.

Like the RS series, the SR series includes strobe plates known as SRP strobe plates.

The SR series was discontinued in 1998 and replaced with the RSS series.
Wheelock S series (strobes)

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

## Wheelock S series (strobes)

### Strobe Type

Xenon

The Wheelock **S series** is a series of strobes.

## Info

The S series was released in 1976 together with the 7000 series as the first Xenon strobes. The series was initially manufactured in white, red, amber, green, and blue, but the amber, green, and blue strobes were discontinued before the white and red strobes.

The S series was discontinued in 1994 due to the candela output being too low.

## Models

* WST-24
* WS1T-12
* WS1T-24
* WS3T-115
Wheelock AES Series

The Wheelock **AES Series** is a series of multitone horns and horn strobes.

## Info

The AES series is a tritone horn with the same tones as the ES series. Unlike the ES series, the AES series accepts a separate input for each tone, and if multiple inputs are activated, it prioritizes the tones with siren being first priority, warble being second priority, and horn being third priority. The AES also has the same design as the EH series and EHS series.

The AES series was discontinued in 1995 and replaced with the AMT series.

## Models

* AES-DL1
* AES-DL1-WS-24
* AES-DL1-WM-24
* AES-DL1-LSM-24
* AES-EL1-WS-24
* AES-EL1-WM-24
* AES-EL1-LSM-24

## Documents

* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/5293155.html
POWERPATH PS-24-8MC

The POWERPATH **PS-24-8MC** is a power supply.

## Info

The PS-24-8MC is similar to the PS-12/24-8MP and PS-12/24-8CP, but it only outputs 24 volts, and it has an option for its auxiliary power to either be 3.5 A that is disabled when the system enters alarm or AC loss, like the PS-12/24-8MP, or a continuous 200 mA, like the PS-12/24-8CP.

The PS-24-8MC had an accessory known as the PS-4CA, which could convert the PS-24-8MC's output to 4 Class A NACs.

The PS-24-8MC was discontinued in 2008 and replaced with the PS-6 series and PS-8 series.

## Documents

* https://www.wheelock-products.com/media/brochures/PS%20Series%20Specification%20Sheet.pdf
POWERPATH PS-12/24-8MP

The POWERPATH **PS-12/24-8MP** is a power supply.

## Info

The PS-12/24-8MP was a successor to the PS-12/24-8, but instead of having 50 mA of resettable auxiliary power, it has 3.5 A of auxiliary power that is automatically disabled during AC loss or alarm.

The PS-12/24-8MP was discontinued in 2006 and replaced by the PS-24-8MC.

## Documents

* https://web.archive.org/web/20040804181834/http://www.wheelockinc.com/Specs/s-series/S9000.pdf
Class A

**Class A** fire alarm paths are paths that are supervised for open circuits and ground faults and will continue most if not all operation when an open circuit forms.

Class A SLCs were formerly known as Style 6, Class A NACs were formerly known as Style Z, and Class A IDCs were formerly known as Style D.

## Technical explanation

The supervision component of Class A is similar to Class B, but Class A paths always have EOL devices, and the EOL device is located within the device where the path starts. This also means Class A paths can never be T-tapped.

When an open circuit is detected by a lack of current flowing through the EOL device, the system reports a trouble and begins sending current through both the original pair of output terminals and the terminals used for the EOL device. This results in current flowing on both sides of the open point, minimizing the damage from a single open point.
Wheelock SPEC1FIRE Series

The Wheelock **SPEC1FIRE Series** is a series of remote strobes and combination strobes with multi-candela output.

## Info

The SPEC1FIRE series was released in 1999. The SPEC1FIRE name is occasionally mentioned in documents, and it was heavily promoted on Wheelock's website.

SPEC1FIRE devices feature multi-candela output and can be identified by the "MCW" name in place of the strobe candela in the equivalent single-candela devices.

The series launched with multi-candela versions of the AS series, RSS series, E70 series, ET70 series, and CH70 series. A multi-candela version of the NS series was added in 2001.

## Models

SPEC1FIRE products are named by the format "series - voltage MCW - lettering color." Series can be a series such as CH70 or NS4. Voltage can be 12, 24, or 115.

## Documents

* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/6311021.html
* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/6411201.html
Wheelock SLM Series

The Wheelock **SLM Series** is a series of synchronizable strobes.

## Info

The SLM series strobes are 15/75 candela strobes, similar to the LSM series. These strobes were used with the MT series and E70 series.

In 1995, the SR series was released, so the SLM series remote strobes were discontinued.

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

## Models

* SLM-24-VFR
* SL1M-24-VFR
* SL3M-24-VFR
* SLPM-24-VFR
BG-10 Pull Station

The BG-10 was a pull station originally produced by Fire-Lite, and was rebranded by several companies.

## History:

The BG-10 was first known to be produced around the mid 1980's, reportedly made by System Sensor. They were discontinued in 1999, in favor of the BG-12. However, modern Siemens pull stations are very similar to the BG-10.

## Issues:

On screw models, if the screw were overtightened, the plastic would break, or the metal backplate would deform. If the plastic broke, the pull station would not be able to close, causing false alarms. If the metal backplate would deform, the button would move back slightly, causing an undetectable false alarm.

In April 2013, the BG-10's were recalled due to the seal around the button degrading, causing the button to stick, which would cause delayed fire alarm activation.

The BG-10's are extremely easy to activate accidentally.

## Various Models:

BG-10L: The BG-10L is pretty much the same, but it uses a key lock instead of a hex screw.

BG-10LA: Same as the BG-10L, but with an auxiliary N.O. switch to provide annunciator contacts.

BG-10WP: The weather proof model.

BG-10T: Features a key test switch.

BG-10A: Same as the standard BG-10, but with an auxiliary N.O. switch to provide annunciator contacts.

BG-10P: Includes an N.O. switch for pre-signal operation.

BG-10LX: This is the same as the BG-10L, but it's addressable.

BG-10SP: Spanish version of the BG-10.

HR-10: The halon release version.

HRA-10: Similar to the HR-10, but has a Abort Plate.

ARA-10: Agent release version.

## Notable Rebrands:

* Notifier NBG-10, BGX-101L
* Johnson Controls JBG-10L, JBGX-101L
* ADT ADT-BG-10
* Edwards 279A
* Ademco 532

## Documents:

https://www.firelite.com/CatalogDocuments/df-51203.pdf
Wheelock ET90 Series

The Wheelock **ET90 Series** is a series of speakers and speaker strobes.

## Info

The ET90 series was released in 1998 in the ET series as a replacement for the ET-1090 series. The ET90 series hardware is very similar to the E90 series hardware, but there are additional 4 and 8 watt taps to match the ET-1090 series.

The ET90 series speaker strobes were discontinued along with the other ET series speaker strobes in 2023, with equivalent Eluxa devices announced for Q1 2024. The speakers remain in production.

## Models

* ET90
* ET90-2415C
* ET90-2430C
* ET90-2475C
* ET90-24100C
* ET90-24MCC
* ET90-24MCCH

## Documents

* 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
Swiss Open

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The **Swiss Open** is a darts torunament that has been held since 1984 in Switzerland. The first winners of the tournament was Stefan Paracka and Madeleine Borter from Switzerland.

## References

1. ↑ Swiss Open Men. Mastercaller.
2. ↑ Swiss Open Women. Mastercaller.
POWERPATH PS-8-LP series

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

## Info

The PS-8-LP series is a low profile successor to the PS-8 series. Both the PS-6 series and PS-8 series were discontinued shortly after the release of the PS-8-LP series.

## Models

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

## Documents

* https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/safety-security-emergency-communications/lsmns/wheelock/wheelock-ps-8/powerpath-nac-power-supply-data-sheet-TD450003EN.pdf
Siemens U-MMT Series

Cerberus Pyrotronics

The **Siemens U-MMT** (believe it stands for Universal-Mount Multi-Toned) is a series of several multi-toned horns and horn/strobes.

## Info:

The Siemens U-MMT series 8-tone horn operates on a current of 20 to 40ma at 24VDC depending on the tone selected. The audio portion of the signal provides a 91 to 97 dB output. The UMMT mounts on a single gang, while all other units are either 1, 2 gang, or 4 square mountings. Cerberus Pyrotronics notification devices are designed with the installer in mind. Also, the U-MMT series devices are constructed with all of the electronics in the housing and not in the box. This design helps eliminate possible ground faults from jamming everything in the box. Units are also available in two different colors, red or white. In general, the Siemens U-MMT units construction consists of Xenon flashtube with solid state circuitry for maximum reliability and efficiency. Besides, the full range of new strobes have a rounded dome shape made of clear Lexan®. FIRE letters are visible on the front mounting plate. The overall lens is 2.0 x 2 7/8 with a height of 1 3/8.

Maximum dBA output, very low inrush current, as well as the lowest operating current DC or Full Wave, are characteristics of all new Cerberus Pyrotronics devices. The electronic U-MMT horns provide maximum reliability and low current drain for every application.

It's often said that Siemens made the alarms, yet I believe that the UMMT was produced by Faraday. Cerberus Pyrotronics also rebranded the alarm frequently. This alarm could also possibly be one reason that Cooper-Wheelock sued Siemens, as the alarm is somewhat similar to the MT.
It's also worth noting that the mounting plate looks similar to the Wheelock AS/AH mounting plate.

## Tones:

The U-MMT is also capable of doing multiple tones. These include:

* Steady Horn

* Code 3 Horn
* Hi-Lo
* Vibrating Bell
* Slow Whoop
* Siren

* Chime

## Notable Rebrands:

* Faraday 2884
* Cerberus Pyrotronics U-MMT
SpectrAlert series

The **SpectrAlert series** (also known as the **SpectrAlert Classic** series) is a series of notification appliances.

## Info

The SpectrAlert series was released in 1997 with horns, strobes, and horn strobes, as well as the MDL sync module. The devices included a new strobe design with a large strobe toward the bottom, providing greater light coverage.

Ceiling devices were added in 1999, featuring a new design with a strobe in the center.

Speakers and speaker strobes were also added to the series in 1999. These formed the SP200 series, which was a more compact redesign of the SP100 series. The wall speaker strobes were simply a speaker with an adjacent strobe, with patented technology to reverse the two devices. The ceiling speaker strobe is a typical combination unit, similar to the ceiling horn strobe.

The SpectrAlert series was discontinued in 2006 and replaced with the SpectrAlert Advance series.

## Models

* S1215(W)
* S121575(W)
* S2415(W)(A)
* S241575(W)(A)
* S241575F
* S2475(W)(A)
* S24110(W)(A)
* SC2415(W)
* SC241575(W)
* SC2430(W)
* SC2460(W)
* SC2475(W)
* SC2495(W)
* SC24115(W)
* P1215(W)
* P121575(W)
* P2415(W)(A)
* P241575(W)(A)
* P241575F
* P2475(W)(A)
* P24110(W)(A)
* PC2415(W)
* PC241575(W)
* PC2430(W)
* PC2460(W)
* PC2475(W)
* PC2495(W)
* PC24115(W)
* H12/24(W)(A)
* SP201(R/W)
* SP200W
* SP2(R/W/C)2415
* SP2(R/W/C)241575
* SP2(R/W/C)2430
* SP2(R/W/C)2475
* SP2C2495
* SP2(R/W)24110
* SP2C24115
* SP2C24177
* MDL(W)(A)

## Documents

* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/5931569.html
* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/D424465.html
* https://web.archive.org/web/19970709063939/http://www.systemsensor.com/e-docs/data/av/a936-01.pdf
* https://web.archive.org/web/20000918010457/http://www.systemsensor.com/Notification/pdf/1453002.pdf
* https://web.archive.org/web/20000918010400/http://www.systemsensor.com/Notification/pdf/983008.pdf
Wheelock SA Series

The Wheelock **SA Series** is a series of self-amplified speakers and speaker strobes.

## Info

The SA series was released in 1987 with 4 mounting options. It features separate terminals for audio and power, allowing more speakers to be placed on a single audio circuit.

In 1995, strobe models were added for the SA-70 and SA-90. The strobe models used LS, SL, LSM, SLM, MS, and IS series.

The SA series was discontinued in 1999 and replaced with the SA-S series, an entry in the NACEVAC series.

## Models

* SA-B4
* SA-C8-A
* SA-70
* SA-70S-LS-24
* SA-70S-SL-24
* SA-70S-LSM-24
* SA-70S-SLM-24
* SA-70S-MS-24
* SA-70S-IS-24
* SA-90
* SA-90S-LS-24
* SA-90S-SL-24
* SA-90S-MS-24
* SA-90S-IS-24

## Documents

* https://web.archive.org/web/19970214012338/http://www.wheelockinc.com/SA70/index.html
Wheelock AMT Series

The **Wheelock Addressable Multi-Toned series** (AMT for short) is a series of multitoned horns and horn/strobes. It's another version of the original MT series, but with more features.

## Info:

While it's mostly similar to the regular MT, the AMT has more inputs, similar to the AES series. This allows it to be hooked up to several outputs, such as fire and mass notification. The dip switches on the back of the device are used to select 3 tones for each priority.

Example:

Input 1: Fire NAC. When activated, it sounds in code 3 tone.

Input 2: General NAC. When activated, it sounds in hi-lo.

Input 3: Security NAC. When activated, it sounds in siren.

## Tones:

Unlike the regular MT, the AMT features 9 different tones. While most are the same, there is an extra tone.

These include:

* Continuous Horn
* Temporal/Code 3 Horn
* 120 BPM/March Time Horn
* Code 3 Tone
* Siren
* Slow Whoop
* Hi-Lo
* Bell
* Vibrating Chime

## Models:

* AMT-12/24 (remote horn)
* AMT-12-LSM (12 volt, non syncable horn/strobe)
* AMT-24-LSM (24 volt, non syncable horn/strobe)
* AMT-12-MCW (12 volt, multi-candela horn/strobe)
* AMT-24-MCW (24 volt, multi-candela horn/strobe)
* WIP

## Documents

* https://www.freepatentsonline.com/5293155.html
Wheelock Exceder LED Series

The Wheelock **Exceder LED Series** is a series of notification appliances that use LED2 strobes when strobes are present.

## Info

The Exceder LED series launched with wall-mount remote horns, remote strobes, and horn strobes, similar to the Exceder Xenon series. These devices resemble the horns and strobes from the Edwards Genesis series. As with the Exceder Xenon series, these devices contain an engraving that reads "Wheelock/Cooper."

In 2013, Wheelock released ceiling-mount versions of these products that were designed similar to the Exceder Xenon ceiling mount appliances but with larger horn spaces due to the smaller strobes.

In 2013, Wheelock also released Exceder LED speakers and speaker strobes. The wall-mount speakers are redesigned from the E50H series high fidelity speaker strobes, and they now resemble Edwards Genesis speakers. The ceiling mount speakers contain a larger speaker grille to project in all directions. Unlike the horns and strobes, the engraving on these devices reads "Cooper/Wheelock."

In 2014, Wheelock released the Exceder LED low frequency sounders, which have a very similar appearance to the Exceder LED speakers. For NFPA 720 compliance, the device supports continuous, code 3, code 4, or code 3/code 4 operation. The code 3/code 4 mode outputs a code 3 signal when the device is in audible silence mode and a code 4 signal when the device is not in audible silence mode. Like the speakers, the engraving on these devices reads "Cooper/Wheelock."

In 2017, all Exceder LED notification appliances besides speakers (not speaker strobes) were discontinued. The speakers were slightly updated without a name change and placed in the Exceder LED3 series, which was discontinued in 2021.

## Models

### Notification appliances

All notification appliances follow the form L-type-color-intensity-mounting. 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 always K for low frequency sounders and sounder strobes, and it is otherwise omitted. Mounting is C for ceiling mount devices, and it is otherwise omitted.

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

### Mounting hardware

Each mounting device can be manufactured in red (-R suffix) or white (-W suffix).

* LSBB backbox for horns and strobes
* LSPKBB backbox for speakers and low frequency sounders
* ESB-KIT trim plate for horns and strobes

## Documents

* https://web.archive.org/web/20141021111044/http://www.cooperindustries.com/content/dam/public/safety/notification/Resources/Specification%20Sheets/WheelockExceder\_LED\_Wall.pdf