FS: Fire Alarm Inventory
Jim Rojas
consignment. You may purchase the entire inventory, or you can look at
the list below to see if we have left is what you need. If you don't
see what you need, email me the part number and description and Ill
see if we have it in another inventory list.
Jim Rojas
(813) 884-6335
INVENTORY LIST AS OF 06/03/2009
1700-0082
1700-0090
2N3055H
4301-OR
5600-0007
Accutech:WS
Adam-6
Ademco:1325
Ademco:209
Ademco:Demo Display
Ademco:V200VA
ADT:4520-130
ADT:4520-130
ADT:4520-132
ADT:4520-138
ADT:4520-319
ADT:4520-330
ADT:4520-335
ADT:4520-701
ADT:4520-838
ADT:4520-838
ADT:B3407-024
ADT:B4520-130
ADT:B452-431
AI-1508_AQ
AIP:AI284B
Aiphone:LE-B (New)
Aiphone:TB-RC
Alarm Controls:ZA-8
Alarm SAF:51-147
AlarmS:Alarm SAF
Allen Bradley:28169-141-26
Alpha:OR502SS
Amseco:BZ-545L
Amseco:PD-51 (New)
Amseco:SSX-61 (New)
Annun:Annunciators
Atals:B51-4/FC104 (New)
Atals:MIE/MLE (New)
AT-EZ958
Atlas:AP-15U
Atlas:AT-35 (New)
Atlas:SV1-7
Auth:911-011-00
Auth:PS
BRK:1769AC1
BRK:1824
BRK:1851B
Cerberus:06UB319
Cerberus:16T8220
Cerberus:281B
Cerberus:30599-01
Cerberus:3290-AW
Cerberus:329D-AW
Cerberus:346272-1B
Cerberus:346379-1B
Cerberus:349
Cerberus:580-121791
Cerberus:580-121791-11 (New)
Cerberus:6262B
Cerberus:69194
Cerberus:69312-103
Cerberus:69444-102
Cerberus:900-666-2601
Cerberus:900-800-2601
Cerberus:AD-31 (New)
Cerberus:AE-300
Cerberus:CZI-H25
Cerberus:DA-303 (New)
Cerberus:DI-2
Cerberus:DT-135R
Cerberus:ILP-1
Cerberus:ILP-1
Cerberus:RA4002 (New)
Cerberus:RCC1 (New)
Cerberus:SPK-1 (New)
Cerberus:TRI-136M
Cerberus:ZZ901
Code Alert:CA9120/9121
Cornell Electric:NC-102A (New)
Cornell:L-101
Cornell:L-102
Cramer Div:Type-800P
Crest Healthcare:4303-4
Crest Healthcare:4303-5
Crest Healthcare:4332-1R
Crest Healthcare:4702
Crest Healthcare:482
Crest Healthcare:5-Zone Annunciator
Crest Healthcare:Intercom
Crest Healthcare:SF340B Tektone
DHS:SP7420-00
Dukane:110-1239
Dukane:110-1242
Dukane:110-1244
Dukane:110-1306
Dukane:110-2114A
Dukane:110-2140
Dukane:110-2140A
Dukane:110-3733 (New)
Dukane:17A180A
Dukane:288921
Dukane:4A325B
Dukane:555-106
Dukane:555-108
Dukane:555-182
Dukane:9A1405A
Dukane:9A286A
Dukane:C603490
Dukane:C603494
Dukane:S82773-2
Edwards:5703 (New)
Edwards:6537
Edwards:CAT# RAI
Edwards:P-039348-0180
Edwards:P-039348-0183
Edwards:P-039348-0184
Edwards:P-039348-0185
Edwards:P-039348-0189
Edwards:P-039348-0411
Edwards:P-039348-0518
Edwards:P-039348-0556 (New)
Edwards:P-039348-0562
Edwards:P-039348-0578
Edwards:P-047327-0242
Edwards:P-839348-0175
Engineered Electronics:900-202
ESL:103-01 (New)
ESL:103-20
ESL:1500
ESL:15217
ESL:15219
ESL:606U2
ESL:609V10
ESL:609V12
ESL:FIGT
EST/Edwards:1551F
EST/Edwards:B210LPF
EST:IRC3
Excaliber:9728
Executone:GR2/ETA
Extacom:E0075
Faraday:15217 (New)
Faraday:2370BB
Faraday:260013-0-70 (New)
Faraday:3014B-0-14 (New)
Faraday:3017 (New)
Faraday:3018B-0-14 (New)
Faraday:3019 (New)
Faraday:5003B-0-14 (New)
Faraday:5536W (New)
Faraday:5550 (New)
Faraday:6224B-0-14-24DC (New)
Faraday:6224B-0-14-24DC (New)
Faraday:6243B-0-14-24DC (New)
Faraday:6243B-0-14-24DC (New)
Faraday:AM-1 401337
Faraday:AP-1 401305
Faraday:AP-2 444851
Faraday:AR-3 401317
Faraday:BB-1 401327
Faraday:BB-2 401338
Faraday:LB
Faraday:LWRA-8 (New)
Faraday:MP-2 401344
Faraday:PM6608 (New)
Faraday:PM6697 (New)
Faraday:PM6699 (New)
Faraday:R711 (New)
Faraday:RMS1T (New)
Faraday:SC-2 401314
Faraday:SXL-SZE-4R
Faraday:ZN-2 401311
FCI:1100-0133
FCI:1100-0281
Fenwal:190F (New)
Fenwal:70-201000-03 (New)
Fire-Lite:4024TM (New)
Fire-Lite:40XX(24V) (New)
Fire-Lite:4X1MF (New)
Fire-Lite:900-678
Fire-Lite:ADM-24 (New)
Fire-Lite:MCB-104A
Fire-Lite:PSM-104B
Fire-Lite:RZ1-8
Fire-Lite:Sensiscan1000
Fire-Lite:WP-10 (New)
Firelite:ZRM-2 (New)
Firelite:ZRM-3 (New)
Firelite:ZRM-4 (New)
Firex:2650-760
Gamewell:30431
Gamewell:51195
Gamewell:69957
Gamewell:70546/30429
Gamewell:M49-1 (New)
Gamewell:R7
Gentex:904-0065-002 (New)
Gentex:904-0086-002 (New)
Gentex:GX90S-11
Gentex:GX90S4H
Gentex:GXS-4MWR
GTS:6-7500
HA:HA-4W
Hochiki:DH-98-I
Hochiki:HA-L22
Hochiki:HA-l2R
Hochiki:HA-LNRA2
Hochiki:HS-21D
Hochiki:HS-2RB/HFA
Hochiki:MS-2RB/HFA
Hochiki:SLK-24F (New)
Hurricane Elec:900-666-2601
ITI:487253
ITT:30322-11
Jeron:6420
Jeron:8650
Johnson Controls:ILP-1
JVC:BN-V18V
Kidde:B10 (New)
Kiddie:975514
Kiddie:RA-10
Multi-Products:1427085
Multi-Products:173021D
Multi-Products:2481A (New)
Napco:MFA 6024 (New)
Notifier:237-0207-J
Notifier:237-0207-L
Notifier:237-0246-G
Notifier:237-0281-B
Notifier:237-9943-F
Notifier:410-1906-C
Notifier:500 CPU
Notifier:AFP400
Notifier:AIM-200 (New)
Notifier:AV-PS24
Notifier:B610LP
Notifier:B718LP (Used)
Notifier:BX-501 (Used)
Notifier:BX-501(New)
Notifier:BX-501(Used)
Notifier:BX-501(Used)
Notifier:CPX-551 (Used)
Notifier:CPX-551 (Used)
Notifier:CPX-551 (Used)
Notifier:CRM-4
Notifier:FSD751RP (New)
Notifier:FSI-751 (Used)
Notifier:FSP-851 (Used)
Notifier:IZ-8
Notifier:M500X (New)
Notifier:MPS-24BRB
Notifier:NBG-10WP (New)
Notifier:NBG-12(Used)
Notifier:RTM-8
NP1:444-125
ONB:Old NFPA Book's
P6-6
Panasonic:PUM8 (New)
Patient Bradfield:KM-5551
Pelco:DA104DT
Potter:1TDAH
Potter:3003-A4
Potter:4XAMB-PCC
Potter:5150234E
Potter:562-797
Potter:CA2Z
Potter:OSYS-B
Potter:PFC-2000R
Potter:PS
Potter:PSD-20-M090 (New)
Pyrotronics:580-184321
Pyrotronics:580-184872-5
Pyrotronics:DI-Z
Radio Shack:40-1223
Radionics:D2701A
Rauland:872R (New)
Rauland:BS-210
Rauland:BS-810 (New)
Rauland:CL40940 (New)
Rauland:RS-502
Rauland:RS-505 (New)
rauland:TC4160
RCC
Realistic:32-1031 (New)
Secure Care Pro:1000DE
Siemens:TRI-B6R
Silent Knight:205104D
Simpelx:562-703
Simpelx-556-410
Simplex:20000 MFD
Simplex:2081-9028 (New)
Simplex:2098-9138 (New)
Simplex:2098-9201 (Used)
Simplex:2098-9202 (New)
Simplex:2098-9202 (Used)
Simplex:2098-9209
Simplex:2098-9209 (New)
Simplex:2098-9211
Simplex:2098-9440 (New)
Simplex:2098-9508
Simplex:2098-9529 (New)
Simplex:2098-9536
Simplex:2098-9544
Simplex:2098-9636 (Used)
Simplex:2098-9642
Simplex:2098-9645 (New)
Simplex:2098-9651 (New)
Simplex:2098-9652
Simplex:2098-9803
Simplex:2099-9795 (Used)
Simplex:2190-9136 (New)
Simplex:2190-9140 (New)
Simplex:2190-9142 (New)
Simplex:2190-9159 (New)
Simplex:2190-9161 (New)
Simplex:2190-9163 (New)
Simplex:2310-9273
Simplex:2310-9810
Simplex:2310-9814
Simplex:2310-9820 (New)
Simplex:2310-9821 (New)
Simplex:2311-5007
Simplex:2902-9734 (New)
Simplex:312B (New)
Simplex:312C (New)
Simplex:312P (New)
Simplex:351B
Simplex:4051-80 (Used)
Simplex:4091-15
Simplex:4098-8783
Simplex:4098-9601
Simplex:4098-9686 (Used)
Simplex:4098-9701 (New)
Simplex:4098-9703 (New)
Simplex:4098-9783 (New)
Simplex:4098-9834
Simplex:4100-5120
Simplex:4251-20
Simplex:4516S (New)
Simplex:4602-9101
Simplex:4603-9101 (Used)
Simplex:478-212
Simplex:478271
Simplex:4903-9417
Simplex:4903-9418
Simplex:4903-9418
Simplex:4904-9332
Simplex:4904-9332
Simplex:4909-9331 (Used)
Simplex:521-570B
Simplex:531F
Simplex:531G
Simplex:531M
Simplex:531P
Simplex:555-747B1
Simplex:556-002C
Simplex:556-015D
Simplex:556-230F/031D
Simplex:556-232F
Simplex:556-236H
Simplex:556-237C/161B
Simplex:556-245J
Simplex:556-255D/135C
Simplex:556-2563
Simplex:556-45C
Simplex:556-525A
Simplex:556-551D
Simplex:556-551H
Simplex:556-556C
Simplex:556-810A/168B
Simplex:556-Z07H
Simplex:55748A
Simplex:562-3225 (New)
Simplex:562-322B (New)
Simplex:562-322E (New)
Simplex:562-687H
Simplex:562-909
Simplex:563-770
Simplex:565-471
Simplex:565-550
Simplex:565-554
Simplex:565-707B
Simplex:624-493 (New)
Simplex:624-988 (New)
Simplex:6301-9125
Simplex:6310-9231
Simplex:733-369C
Simplex:8556-269H
Simplex:900-758
Simplex:AR
Simplex:HA-L22A
Simplex:HS224D
Simplex:HSB-221
Simplex:MML00
SK:SD505-ADHR
Space Age Electronics:AV-34
Space Age Electronics:KA0070 (New)
Space Age Electronics:TVMAA (New)
Space Age:SSU-03404
Spage Age Electronics:V33
Stealth:PS-1213CTB (New)
STI:1210E
STI:6531
STI:6550
STI:6600-G
STI:SF-1100 (New)
STI:SF-1100Y
STI:SF-1210E
STI:SF-3100
STI:SF-9622
STI:STI-1130R (New)
System Sensor:1251 (New)
System Sensor:2100 (New)
System Sensor:2551/MR (New)
System Sensor:5251P (New)
System Sensor:BK-1451 (New)
System Sensor:BK-2400 (New)
System Sensor:BK-2424 (Used)
System Sensor:BK-401B (New)
System Sensor:BK-B501B (New)
System Sensor:DH500 AC/DC (New)
System Sensor:M12/24K (New)
System Sensor:MA-12/24D (New)
System Sensor:PA-400B (New)
System Sensor:RA400Z (New)
System Sensor:RTS451
System Sensor:SMB500 (New)
System Sensor:SS24110ADA (New)
System Sensor:WBB (New)
Techurcom:616BS
Tek Tone:CB293
Tek Tone:CB294
Tek Tone:CB295
Tek Tone:IR253/LB509
Tek Tone:IR259/LB519
Tek Tone:LI-383
Tek Tone:PK260
Tek Tone:PM261
TekTone:479428
Tel-Tron:01-6201-9948 (New)
Tel-Tron:8'
Trans:K112-D
UND:145069
UND:241-8-28
UND:4000TA
UND:4-06-7056
UND:IZE-A
Underwriters:9613
Underwriters:C10-24
Underwriters:MPC-2000
Wheelock:104913 (New)
Wheelock:108151
Wheelock:129475 (New)
Wheelock:34T-24VDC (New)
Wheelock:624-958
Wheelock:7002T-12
Wheelock:7002T-12 (Used)
Wheelock:7002T-24 (Used)
Wheelock:AS-24MCW
Wheelock:CH-DF1-WS-24
Wheelock:CH-DF1-WS-24-VF-R
Wheelock:CWST-24-FR
Wheelock:E-9070 (New)
Wheelock:EH-ELI-WM-24
Wheelock:LS3M-24-VFR
Wheelock:LSIM-24-VFR
Wheelock:LSM-24 (New)
Wheelock:LSM-24-VFR
Wheelock:LSPM-24-VFR
Wheelock:MT-24-LSM
Wheelock:MT-24-LSM
Wheelock:MT-24-LSM
Wheelock:NS4-24MC-FN
Wheelock:RS-241575W
Wheelock:RS-241575W
Wheelock:WH-102957
Wheelock:WMT-24
Wheelock:WMT-27
Wheelock:WS1T-24
Wheelock:WST-24-FR
ZDMD01
ZMC-6
Frank Olson
> I have several dealers closing their doors. I have these items on
> consignment. You may purchase the entire inventory, or you can look at
> the list below to see if we have left is what you need. If you don't
> see what you need, email me the part number and description and Ill
> see if we have it in another inventory list.
>
> Jim Rojas
> (813) 884-6335
>
>
> INVENTORY LIST AS OF 06/03/2009
<snip>
I'd be careful advertising all that stuff. I just got a "request" for
300 2W-BA's from some guy in California. The guy even gave me three
credit card numbers to pay for them and instructed us to process the
card payments immediately so he could send FEDEX around to pick up the
stuff. When I emailed him to advise that we only process orders of this
kind through Paypal, he cancelled. :-(
Since he was "kind" enough to provide a delivery address and phone
number, I thought I'd pass all that on to the RCMP who also just emailed
me that since he's working out of California, they've forwarded
everything on to the FBI. "Knock-knock". :-)
Robert L Bass
>
> I'd be careful advertising all that stuff. I just got a "request" for 300
We get those all the time, Frank. I used to pass it along to local
authorities where the orders were supposed to be shipped, as well as the FBI.
When nothing was done about several "repeat offenders" I just gave up. Now we
simply delete the requests. Virtually all of them are addresses of freight
forwarders or hotels.
--
Regards,
Robert L Bass
==============================>
Bass Home Electronics
DIY Alarm and Home Automation Store
http://www.bassburglaralarms.com
Sales & Service 941-870-2310
Fax 941-870-3252
==============================>
alarman
--
js
Frank Olson
> "Frank Olson" wrote:
>>
>> I'd be careful advertising all that stuff. I just got a "request" for
>> 300 2W-BA's from some guy in California....
>
> We get those all the time, Frank. I used to pass it along to local
> authorities where the orders were supposed to be shipped, as well as the
> FBI. When nothing was done about several "repeat offenders" I just gave
> up. Now we simply delete the requests. Virtually all of them are
> addresses of freight forwarders or hotels.
>
So what's the deal? If we'd processed the cards (and they turned out to
be stolen), wouldn't the transaction be denied? He gave me the CRV
numbers, expiry dates and the name on the cards. Doesn't this mean that
he's actually in possession of the cards? Still and all, I am glad we
insisted on using Paypal to process this transaction. There was
obviously something not quite right about the whole thing.
Jim Rojas
> I'd be careful advertising all that stuff. I just got a "request" for
> 300 2W-BA's from some guy in California. The guy even gave me three
> credit card numbers to pay for them and instructed us to process the
> card payments immediately so he could send FEDEX around to pick up the
> stuff. When I emailed him to advise that we only process orders of this
> kind through Paypal, he cancelled. :-(
>
> Since he was "kind" enough to provide a delivery address and phone
> number, I thought I'd pass all that on to the RCMP who also just emailed
> me that since he's working out of California, they've forwarded
> everything on to the FBI. "Knock-knock". :-)
Thanks for the warning Frank. I have been up to speed on those old scams
for many years. I just forward them to the FBI when they come in. I had
one guy in Brooklyn that tried it. From what I understand, he is serving
7-10 right now for credit card & mail fraud.
Jim Rojas
Frank Olson
Yeah... and he more than likely had his trial within a month of his
arrest.
In Canada, it would have taken about a year and a half (to come to
trial). His trial would have lasted about three weeks, and he would
have gotten a six month conditional sentence and been "credited" with
time served (in remand). The legal system (in Canada) really sucks!!
Jim Rojas
> Yeah... and he more than likely had his trial within a month of his
> arrest.
>
> In Canada, it would have taken about a year and a half (to come to
> trial). His trial would have lasted about three weeks, and he would
> have gotten a six month conditional sentence and been "credited" with
> time served (in remand). The legal system (in Canada) really sucks!!
He probably had multiple counts and copped a plea. That is the American
way. Sometimes it's smarter to take a little jail time, in order not to
serve concurrent sentences...
Saw a case on Law $ Order the other day. The guy sold bogus medical
vaccines...he decided to role the dice with a jury. 16 people died
because of what he did. He was found guilty on all 16 counts, and was
given 15 years per count...a plea bargain would had been his best option
there.
Jim Rojas
Robert L Bass
>
> So what's the deal? If we'd processed the cards (and they turned out to be
> stolen), wouldn't the transaction be denied?
If you process an order and the card turns out to be stolen the real owner of
the card will eventually notice the transaction and file a chargeback request.
Your credit card processor will take the money back from your bank account and
you will then be left trying to find the perpetrator... in Sudan or someplace
like it.
> He gave me the CRV numbers, expiry dates and the name on the cards. Doesn't
> this mean that he's actually in possession of the cards?
Not necessarily. He may have cracked some website's security and stolen not
only the cc# and expiration dates but even the CVV2 code. Many sites,
including ours, do not retain the CVV2 code. The data is sent from the
encrypted page directly to the CC processor and is not recorded locally. This
helps reduce fraud but it doesn't stop it entirely.
> Still and all, I am glad we insisted on using Paypal to process this
> transaction. There was obviously something not quite right about the whole
> thing.
PayPal is no more secure than Auth.net or any of the other processors.
Robert L Bass
>
>> He probably had multiple counts and copped a plea. That is the American
>> way. Sometimes it's smarter to take a little jail time, in order not to
>> serve concurrent sentences...
I think you mean consecutive.
> Saw a case on Law $ Order the other day. The guy sold bogus medical
> vaccines...he decided to role the dice with a jury. 16 people died because
> of what he did. He was found guilty on all 16 counts, and was given 15 years
> per count...a plea bargain would had been his best option there.
Isn't that show fiction? In real life he'd probably have gotten 3-5 with time
off for good behavior.
jon...@smphs.org
Dukane:110-2140A
Dukane:110-3733 (New)
ABLE1
I am going to save Jim the time to respond.
Did you happen to look at the date of Jim's posting??
June 16, 2009 at 9:51:52 PM Oh and it was a Tuesday.
Isn't the internet wonderful. Nothing ever goes into the
circular file.
Then again Jim, maybe I am wrong. If so please help this
guy as best you can.
Later,
Les
Jim Davis
> >> ZMC-6
> >
> > I'm interested in the following:
> > Dukane:110-2140
> > Dukane:110-2140A
> > Dukane:110-3733 (New)
> > Do you still have them and if so how much are they?
> >
>
> Jon,
>
> I am going to save Jim the time to respond.
>
> Did you happen to look at the date of Jim's posting??
> June 16, 2009 at 9:51:52 PM Oh and it was a Tuesday.
> Isn't the internet wonderful. Nothing ever goes into the
> circular file.
>
> Then again Jim, maybe I am wrong. If so please help this
> guy as best you can.
>
> Later,
>
> Les
Stupidity has no boundaries.