My NE IL Siren Photos (Some Rare)

[Crazywarriorman]

The last one is an ACA Penetrator

[uncommonsense]

The first siren is a 2001-130. You can tell from the elongated back.

[Federal Signal fan]

Thanks. My siren spotting has failed me. It's been too long!

lol

Cheers,
Joshua

[carexpertandy]

P-30's don't exist. That last one is either a P-10 or P-15. They were called this before the company changed from being Alerting Communications of America(ACA) to American Signal Corporation(ASC). When changed to ASC, they were called the RM-127. It looks like it is most likely an ACA.

[Ziginox]

Those flat-top Darleys are everywhere in Oregon and Idaho.

Where in Idaho?

Also, some of the pics are dead >.>

[Federal Signal fan]

Wow, miss me?

I have another questionable siren. I think it's an early Fedicode, but not sure:


^ That cool thing is in Ashkum, IL as their fire/tornado siren.

Cheers,
Joshua

[Oldiesmann]

Looks like a very rusty Model 5 or 7.

[Crazywarriorman]

That's a Model 3. You can tell by the short distance between the top and bottom louver.

[Federal Signal fan]

Found this in Braidwood, IL behind the police station:






Any guesses? I have no idea what this is. A Sterling?

Cheers,
Joshua

[Daniel]

The white siren atop the pole is a Sentry 3V8-H, as for the red thing with discs on it, I don't think it's even a siren, but I could be wrong.

The red siren could be either a HOR vertical with a custom lower housing or a shop-made case over a more common model. At first I thought it was a Model 1, but those have a pointed cap and are slightly smaller than a Model 2. HOR vertical sirens had four louvres, but also had pointed tops. Unless it is something really rare like a Hedberg siren (very few of which escaped California), I'm going with a homemade housing.