
Actually the models go: 1st Gen. 2001-SRN (A.K.A 2001-Roundback), 2nd Gen. 2001-SRN (the first square back with the small inner cone), 3rd Gen. 2001-SRN (large inner cone), 2001-SRNB, 2001-130 and the Equinox (if that counts). -DC and -AC just told the kind of power it ran off of and not the actual siren model. So the 2001-SRN has was the first.ncovert wrote:Yes. The 2001 Series was introduced in 1988 to be exact.
There was the 2001-AC, and 2001-DC.
I forget when they were replaced by the 2001-SRN and then the SRN was replaced with the 2001-130, which is the current one.
Wikipedia wrote:The Thunderbolt was first produced by Federal Enterprises (now Federal Signal Corporation) in 1952 and its use continued through the Cold War.
There were 3 models manufactured, most of them producing approximately 125dB sound pressure level at 100 feet (30 m):
Model 1000, a single-tone siren capable of two signals (alert and attack). (126dB at 100 feet)
Model 1000T, a dual-tone version of the 1000.
Model 1003, a dual-tone version with the added capability of producing a fire signal with solenoid valves.
Model 2000, A Single tone thunderbolt 1000 with a gasoline powered Roots Blower
The "System 7000" line [1] was a generator back up version of the Thunderbolt. These were available as 3 separate models:
Model 7012, a single tone siren capable of two signals (alert and attack).
Model 7022, is the same as Model 7012, but is dual tone.
Model 7026, which uses a dual-tone Thunderbolt siren to produce six siren signals: wail, pulsed steady, steady, alternating steady, alternating wail, and pulsed wail.
The Jailbar thunderbolts were the earliest thunderbolts made, with bars in the horn to keep birds from nesting in the horn. They are rare to find because the horn design was changed in the mid to late 1950s from Jailbars to a screen instead. The most common type of Jailbar thunderbolt in original condition is the single tone 1000A, but they made few dual toned Jailbar 1000ATs. All Jailbars were fitted with either an A1 blower or a Gas powered blower. These were not specifically ordered models.
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