Funny thing is this is true. There was a contest in the 90s at Federal to come up with names and vote on the favorite names. 2001 was supposed to be a futuristic name for the new siren for the future. That is how it came about.Brendan W wrote:2001: A Siren Odyssey
Which means that it's supposed to resemble the year 2001, which was a year of the future in the late 80s?Grasshopper wrote:Funny thing is this is true. There was a contest in the 90s at Federal to come up with names and vote on the favorite names. 2001 was supposed to be a futuristic name for the new siren for the future. That is how it came about.Brendan W wrote:2001: A Siren Odyssey
This is off topic, but why was the Defender unsuccessful? I've always wondered why there are so little of them.SirenkiD wrote: Sentry still uses numbers but they did briefly try a name again on the not-so-successful Defender/SS3 series.
According to the manual for the 2001 and 508 sirens, the 2001 uses a 6.5 HP series-wound DC motor.Spencerlovestrains wrote:I don't know the motor HP, but if it's 20 HP, it would be broken down like this.
The 20 in 2001 means 20 HP motor, and 01 means single tone.
Correct me on that, I'm not sure. This is just a theory.
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