But it's probably riveted together...Daniel wrote:It looks like one could take it apart and remove it piece by piece. That wouldn't require a helicopter.
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Depends. Normally sirens run off of 240 volts 3 phase or 240 volts single phase. Some sirens can even run off of 480 volts 3 phase.CLM*MAn wrote:Does any one have an idea of how many volts it would of taken to run this siren?
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Those CLM sirens are quite interesting, I've always wanted to hear one!
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Those CLMs run on a really strange voltage. They are 550 volts 3 phase.Depends. Normally sirens run off of 240 volts 3 phase or 240 volts single phase. Some sirens can even run off of 480 volts 3 phase.
I guess if you had 480 volts 3 phase you could have a transformer wound to step it up to 550. Maybe 550 is common in Canada still? Heck I don't know.
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Drill out the rivets or grind the heads off.ginbot86 wrote:But it's probably riveted together...Daniel wrote:It looks like one could take it apart and remove it piece by piece. That wouldn't require a helicopter.
I'm surprised these sirens are only 5 horsepower.
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I think that 550 V was for heavy duty industrial-type machinery, so CLM sirens are meant to run off that.CDV777-1 wrote: Those CLMs run on a really strange voltage. They are 550 volts 3 phase.
I guess if you had 480 volts 3 phase you could have a transformer wound to step it up to 550. Maybe 550 is common in Canada still? Heck I don't know.
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