nope, just one more thing, that is, whats the diffrence betwheen CEN and KMEurop/KM-Secur ? That's an excellent question, I know that KMEurop was taken over by Finsécur (who makes fire alarm equipment like panels and sounders) in 2006 and subsequently renamed KM-Sécur.. But that stops there, I don'...

Regusse looks like to be a KM-1-S, given the size that's the only probability that comes to mind.

The smaller one you found I'm fairly positive it's a KM-0 or KM-0-S, if there's any difference between the "plain" and the "S" variant.

About those 12 ports siren, I believe those are older KMEurop/KM-Secur KM0[S] or KM1S. Edit: To clarify, these small "pancake" sirens come in three types: 0.25kW (KM-0), 0.55kW (KM-0-S) and 1.1kW (KM-1-S). KM-Sécur only show one model without saying if it's the KM-0[S] or the 1S, so given ...

for identifying Demay R3P sirens, its easy : first, look at the motor, if its round, and has no lines, then good, if it does have lines or is not that, its not a Demay R3P. then, if the horns have grilles that have a hexagon kind of attachment around them, then its not a Demay R3P. Demay R3P sirens...

The Boran siren's motor if I recall correctly was a TEFC (totally encased, fan cooled) motor with fins on the casing. It felt more angular, although from memory, it didn't have hexagonal brackets on the horns' openings. So maybe it's a R3P core with a newer motor? I could not see how many pillars it...

Re: Laigneville and Montataire — if I could I would've gotten a couple of drone shots of the siren up-close so we could finally nail down what brand it is, anyways fixed my mistake: https://maps.app.goo.gl/iTFAB5esMdxBJh9y9 (I wish I had a drone with a camera just for that...) As for the other Cicca...

Here's one near my area, mounted on a antenna (?) tower near a fire station in Liancourt, France: https://maps.app.goo.gl/iXtSWdkwMazLm5Tv9

By the way, before I forget, lemme drop a couple of GMaps links, there's the other Liancourt siren, on the SDIS-60 building: https://maps.app.goo.gl/iXtSWdkwMazLm5Tv9 And the Ully-saint-Georges' CEN "Sans-Pavillons" siren: https://maps.app.goo.gl/oPQiTog8o1xqsobA8 Alternative angle: https:...

I'm on the opposite side, Oise near Chantilly, finding a siren that still tests there is... to say the least, tough. Far as I know Nogent-sur-Oise still tests theirs, Verneuil (pre-replacement) did as well, my hometown's siren had its control box ripped apart (or at least that's what I heard from a ...

Yeh, the Ully siren is indeed the same, minus the horns, it's looks almost like a smaller KMEurop, sans the horns, mounted on a metallic truss that hangs off the city hall's facade. Pretty unique mount if you ask me. Re: the So4 - Nice find! I sent the seller a message, here's hoping he's willing to...