Yep, the Federal Signal 2001 was to be a new siren but it didnt work so they replaced it with a ASC T-128 Siren, which the T-128 is part of the Three Mile Island Siren System, which replaced the old Cyclones and P-10's, which is a shame, the Model 5 is a siren that does Fire Calls. Hope this helped.

Ok, i know E57 Sirens are German Sirens, but in Colorado? Actually just wanted to know if they were sirens.

http://goo.gl/maps/NYCDK

ok, anyone know the location?

That would be cool if i could own that siren.

So what about the STL-10 someone mentioned about and the Weld County Sentry Sirens?

Thornton has nothing but an STL-10 on a fire station that is probably not used. The 3T22 is probably the previously mentioned one on the N. Washington Fire Station. The West Pleasant View 2T22 was yellow. I don't think there is a video of it. STL-10?????? In Thornton, CO????? Now this is getting in...

I recall contacting that fire station asking when they test..and remember their response being "I don't know" or "We don't test it" or "We have a siren?" or something of the sort. Hopefully this sorts things out. This is what I know. Denver - All 2001's, test yearly Au...

You might wanna read the last posts on Page 1, and i think there is a Model 5 somewhere in Ft. Morgan. I read your question asking about the short horn Thunderbolt in Denver. A post made on the first page is overridden by another question asked on the second page. Can we please get back on topic?

holler wrote:No you are asking about Denver. Why do you ask if a siren IN DENVER is still active, then turn around and say your not asking about Denver?

you might wanna read the last posts on Page 1, and i think there is a Model 5 somewhere in Ft. Morgan.

i am only asking a different question.