Really, this is really weird for me to see those unique mounting schemes, especially as a German that is used to the normal schemes :D I hope you can find more of them, I am looking forward to see more of them. I am curious what kind of mountings they have... The Flood Sirens are located in the fol...

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Sat Aug 26, 2017 9:15 pm

You mean Hörmann?
Nice catch! AFAIK this one is the first ECN known in UK!

Aha oops yeah Hörmann, there is a network of 18 sirens in Grimsby and nearby Cleethorpes, most of them are ECN some of em have bizarre designs to the siren head. Like this one which I think is near Littlecoats (?)

Hey guys I'm new here, I was just wondering if there are any UK based siren enthusiasts? If there are could anyone tell me when Todmorden, Hebden, Mytholmroyd, Gainsbourough and Grimsby and Cleethorpes tests their flood sirens as I would like to film a test. Ayyyyy nice to see another fellow Englis...

Just recently been to Grimsby which has a net work of 18 sirens along with sirens in nearby Cleethorpes to warn of flooding from the River Humber, the new Cut Drain and the River Freshney, they were installed in 2007 and are German built Hörmann ECN-3000s (I think!) The one I chose to record was on ...

Hey guys I have discovered this little gem about 15 minutes drive from me it's a Castle Castings (?) with a blue rotor housing and red rotor located on top of a roof in the factory. It is used to warn of a gas release or explosion and it is tested on a Thursday between 1300 and 1430. Will try and ge...

Hey guys I'm new here, I was just wondering if there are any UK based siren enthusiasts? If there are could anyone tell me when Todmorden, Hebden, Mytholmroyd, Gainsbourough and Grimsby and Cleethorpes tests their flood sirens as I would like to film a test.