Tutorial: How To Wire A Fire Alarm To A Pull Station (Requested)

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Published 2016-06-10

I decided to do a video on how to wire a fire alarm to a pull station. I got a request from a friend to do a video like this and I thought "why not". So I really like this method because it works great for mini systems and it also can be used as a simple and fun fire alarm system if you do not have a panel. I do not know when I will be getting a panel because I am still learning about this stuff but I will eventually after I learn more and progress. If you want a simple mini system, this is the best thing in my opinion for you. You can also hook up more devices on it. Maybe about 3 to 5 at the limit depending on how much power you have. Some of my adapters are 9 volts, 12 volts, 18 volts, as well as 24 volts. But in this video, I just did it this way and kept it nice and simple for beginners and even those that just want a simple system. Feel free to comment if you have any questions etc. I hope this helped you out!

NOTE: This is in a controlled and legal environment where I am doing these videos. This is for
demonstration purposes only. So no fire departments were called when activating this alarm.
NOTE: IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE TO FLASHING LIGHTS, I WOULD RECOMMEND YOU NOT WATCH
THIS VIDEO.
*** I am not responsible for your actions if you get caught pulling the fire alarm and for any medical
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All Comments (21)

@firekid1940 3 years ago

Thanks I finally know how to wire a fire alarm this was the easiest tutorial to follow
@abumozeh 2 years ago

can you put the link to purchase the wire adapter?
@cdcVintage 6 years ago

I just uploaded a video of my older simplex t bar. Thanks for sharing.
@theroadisblocked 6 years ago

Thanks, I just got my simplex truealert with sync module and the simplex 4009-9003 push pull down pull station and yeah its pretty much the same as the wiring in this video thanks for helping me I couldn't done it with you.
@JoeBegin1558 3 years ago

This was perfect. Thank you for sharing.
@kristiboylan4547 6 years ago

Thank you for posting this!!
@lifetutorials7603 6 years ago

Thank you this really helped me a lot
@TwinLitz2 1 year ago

Question do you need a specific alen rench for the pull station
@yeety1208 4 years ago

Thanks so much this is the best video explaining this!
@Mike_John23 6 years ago

Thanks for making this video
@SytenixRBX 6 years ago

Thanks fore helping me too!
@boydalexander4652 3 years ago

Warning don’t do this in public if you pull a fire alarm in a public building without a fire you’re off to jail.
@mikewaugh6996 3 years ago

Thank you man this helped me a lot 😀
@USCharlFan202011 7 years ago

Okay, I am very confused right now. I am attempting the wiring and have the negative wire from my adaptor screwed in tightly to the negative terminal of the pull station. I removed the protective covering on the TrueAlert to reveal a chip. I can see positive and negative for the horn and strobe, but where exactly do I connect the wires on the back side on the chip? :)
@dylanwyka1650 3 years ago

Nice and simple and helpful
@LasVegasEASPhoto8 7 years ago

Thank you so much this helped me
@FireAlarmFreak 3 years ago

Would a 24v adapter work on a two alarm- to pull station system?
@jxww 6 years ago

Would this work with a SIGA-278 and a G1R-HDVM?
@reagame8700 5 years ago

Just a question, for a more professional system if I were to cut the wires accidentally would it go off?
@parker02311 6 years ago

What gauge speaker wire did you have.