Jim Z wrote:I wonder if an Eclipse 12 is in the works

Don't hold your breath

Hines county is completely upgraded to new Federal Signal controls and sirens.

If someone knows where a siren is mounted lower than this I'll buy them a case of beer

To get the lower frequency there needed to be larger holes on the chopper assembly. This inturn causes a slightly lower peak DB reading at 100ft. Although the peak DB level is cosmetic. What matters is whether or not you can hear the siren or not. People always stress on the peak DB reading. This DB...

The 2001TR is a rectifier that converts AC into DC voltage to power the siren. 2 models are available. One that accepts a 208/220/240 input with 120 volts AC output and 48 volts DC output and another takes 480 in with 120 volts AC output and 48 volts DC output. There is also a 24 volt dc model avail...

If you post pictures of the cabinets I can tell you what generation they are from and what the specific part numbers are.

You can also call tech support at 800-524-3021

Federal Signal installed and utilized several mobile Modulators mounted on trailers which were capable of being activated through a dedicated wireless network during the inauguration.

Check out this link

http://www.federalsignal.com/NewsReleas ... Id=1252411

Thats a Whelen Vortex My heart just stopped..... This is the one on Rt. 206: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&q=Bartley+Flanders+Rd,+Flanders,+Morris,+New+Jersey+07836&sll=40.847515,-74.745398&sspn=0.035385,0.031843&ie=UTF8&cd=2&geocode=FdwMbwIdTe6L-w&...

They are everywhere and last forever is properly taken care of. The worst thing that can happen to it is if it sits and is not used. If it's used every month it will last forever.

Quiet test on Federal Signal sirens are different on Mechanical sirens and electronic. On a mechanical siren, as in a 2001, Elcipse or STH10 for example... the siren is bumped just enough to where it draws current. This tests the current sensor, chopper and power source. So it truth it is not really...