Long island mystery micro siren

[B&NBN44E]

So I was adding sirens to my map and I happened across this micro siren on Long Island, I've looked at other maps and one of them has it as a Sparton model 35 but other people are saying that it is a Sterling-type F first generation. The horn and intake look like it but the motor does not match. It would be great to find out what this thing is.

https://www.google.com/maps/@40.7624094 ... shttps:%2F
169 William St
Williston Park, New York

[championsiren]

Wow, that's cool! Never seen an installation like that. My guess is a Benjamin Electric KM-8200.

[SNYstorms]

I can confirm that this siren is a Sparton Model 35. It has been mentioned in many video descriptions but some keep getting deleted, I hope this helps.

[Chicagosiren-hunters]

As one who owns a Sparton 35, I’m skeptical that’s accurate. The motor cover seems to be quite a bit longer and has a circular plate at the back, while the Sparton’s was a solid cast piece. Also the conduit box coming out the side doesn’t match the hole at the base of the motor casting on a Sparton. Finally, the intake cone looks to be a bit longer and a smaller diameter that Sparton’s. I wish someone in the area could get some closer pictures as I’d really want to know what this could be.

[B&NBN44E]

As one who owns a Sparton 35, I’m skeptical that’s accurate. The motor cover seems to be quite a bit longer and has a circular plate at the back, while the Sparton’s was a solid cast piece. Also the conduit box coming out the side doesn’t match the hole at the base of the motor casting on a Sparton. Finally, the intake cone looks to be a bit longer and a smaller diameter that Sparton’s. I wish someone in the area could get some closer pictures as I’d really want to know what this could be.

Yea ill see if I can get there at some point but I cant gaurntee it since I'm over 2 hours away from it and I got a whole bunch of other stuff going on, but if I do I will try to update this.