Is this a Federal Model B or a Sterling? I can't tell.

It is located at the Lee Volunteer Fire Department in Lee, Maine.

Can i post a list instead of a map?

I have found this Auxiliary Control Service Board manual for the ESC-864. Some wiring connections are illustrated in it:

https://www.whelen.com/install/133/13311.pdf

The siren that i had inquired about neither seems like a Hedberg or a Denver. I don't have any idea as to what type it could be.

Does anyone know what siren this could be? It is in front of an old fire station on Marshall Point Rd in St George, ME.

It is possible that the contractor who has removed the sirens or what may have happened to them may be detailed in the plant's decommissioning articles. The plant's previous Emergency Preparedness Coordinator would also be the one to consult as well. Such resources have been helpful to me, i'm doing...

Not necessarily. The plant that was in my state sold most of their sirens.

I don't think that the sirens would've gone to West Shore. But go ahead and give the plant a call!

A possibility could be that the sirens are stored in a warehouse at the plant site, or that the sirens were sold to municipalities. This is also what i am assuming had happened to the sirens that were part of the nuclear power plant that was in my state as well. Is there any way you could contact th...

Remingtoncountry wrote:For what it's worth, supposedly Cook Nuclear power plant in Michigan supposedly had a square horn Hurricane at some point.

A Hurricane 130? That's a rarity! Do you know where the sirens are stored or what happened to them?