Talk:SPECTRALERT ADVANCE FIRE ALARM/@comment-26894817-20190225223808/@comment-19403-20190302032035

I'm not surprised; it's a very common fire alarm in real life. At my first elementary school (the one that has Hollywoodedge, School Bell Long Ring PE193201 for the interior school bell) after their old Simplex fire alarm system was failing, they put in the SpectrAlert Advances as part of the new alarm system, replacing the original electromechanical Simplex 4051 horns on 4050-80 light plates. My college also has the SpectrAlert Advances in quite a few buildings, including (ironically) the buildings that used to have the same old Simplex alarms as my first elementary school did! I'm pretty surprised with this alarm being so ubiquitous, someone at the Hollywood Edge or Sound Ideas hasn't recorded one to be included in a sound effects library yet!