SamtheSirenMan(531) wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 29, 2021 10:13 pm

This is actually a GCS Model 3. GCS Model 5s have a wider lowver louver, GCS Model 2s look similar to Fedelcode Model 2s but with a rounded top cap and they are very rare.
There are many of these GCS Model 3s in Oregon.

Thought it was a Model 2. Thank you.

Unfortunately, it no longer does daily noon tests. Sirens of New Jersey is Simply Truealerted told me the timer fried and they will not put a new one. It now only goes off for fire calls

Decided to make a map of Sentry sirens in NJ. Please let me know of any missing locations.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewe ... 129266&z=7

Here is the official NJ siren map. I have two versions of them. Yes, I did add horns and lightning sirens to. Color coded version (Best for low quality devices): https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1DsfGPZne4vhT6W3lEYhVnZvXkYUl6Hke&ll=40.34274335220609%2C-75.41856686256244&z=7 Siren...

That would actually be a GCS Model 2

Here are some I know of in NJ 1. 40.94496, -74.14031 - WPS-2805 - Active as an emergency siren 2. 40.92642, -74.11542 - WPS-2805 - Active as an emergency siren 3. 40.87848, -73.95099 - WPS-2903 - Active as an emergency siren 4. 40.9179, -74.19368 - WPS-8209 - Active as an emergency siren 5. 40.70167...