My school's alarms

[julery13]

I need some help indentifying my junior high's fire alarms. Here is a description of them.

They are red. They sound like a t-bolt with a low chopper level on wind-up. Ones with a single horn stick out straight and are shaped like a diamond. The ones with two have the horns at the sides and are triangular.

It might not be much help but it's all the info I have. Can anybody ID it?

[thunderbolt1003]

I need some help indentifying my junior high's fire alarms. Here is a description of them.

They are red. They sound like a t-bolt with a low chopper level on wind-up. Ones with a single horn stick out straight and are shaped like a diamond. The ones with two have the horns at the sides and are triangular.

It might not be much help but it's all the info I have. Can anybody ID it?

Well, at my very old middle school, we had alarm bells which where horns, some were a diamond shape, and others were rounded. And also, there is a complex not too far from where I live, they have a fire alarm system that uses horns (Here, we use bells). They are red. Though I never heard one of those sound like a Thunderbolt. Now, I took some time to look into what alarm you were talking about. So far I found that one with the two triangular horns, it appears to be called the Farady National Time. I wish I can find a video or audio of one, because I really want to hear it myself.

[julery13]

Ok, I'll try to get some pictures if I have to register there this summer again. But about how it souns like a Thunerbolt. It doesn't exactly sound like one, but when I first heard it the sound of a t-bolt popped in my mind. A better way to describe it would be like a diesel truck horn but only lower in pitch. But it's got this definate wail sound to it.

[CABLEVision]

Look around on

http://www.edwards-signals.com/

And let us know if you see anything that looks like them.

[julery13]

Wow it only took me two minutes to find them.

Here are the links. And I was wrong about the triangular horns on the one with two horns.

http://www.edwards-signals.com/index.cf ... =3&PID=258

http://www.edwards-signals.com/index.cf ... =255&tab=0