There was no problem with CompuLert. This siren's controls have been effected more than once buy water entering the cabinet. The County is budgeting for the replacement. "Christine Westrich, director of the Milwaukee County Office of Emergency Management, explained water damage inside of a sire...

Installation of 39 new siren sites and two repeater locations completed. Control points, which will be CompuLert NEXGen, and final testing remains.

American Signal has released CompuLert NEXGen. This is fully backwards compatible with existing ASC Compulert centrals and sirens, but it brings NOAA activation, Polygon device selection, dynamic mapping, and many more features. Not to mention you can run it on Ipad, Android, etc. Fully mobile, clie...

You can remove the pole and all without damaging them. But when a customer wants hundreds of sirens removed for the lowest price possible the pole is pulled and processed without regard to preserving the equipment.

Typically removals from plants like this have to go through their resource recovery program. Additionally they are removed by pulling the entire pole and severely damaged in the process. To remove them for reuse drives the cost way up.

I have gps cords for all existing locations. New sites will be similar wherever possible but those details are still being finalized.

You are correct I am thinking GINNA.

We are installing T-128s at Nine Mile this year. Just working out the RF details now.

agrotred40 wrote:

RichardRoe wrote:Nine Mile Nuclear station will be updating their siren system this year to ASC T-128s.

What was the original setup?

They have a mixture of old ACA sirens and newer ASC Sirens with ASC Controls. They are standardizing on T-128s on steel poles with ASC Controls.

Are you trying to reuse the existing base mounting platform? If so would you be able to provide a picture? There are a number of variables to consider when roof mounting equipment. Most important would be the EPA of the siren and what wind load you are attempting to achieve. What type of building co...

Nine Mile Nuclear station will be updating their siren system this year to ASC T-128s.