Hangzhou Milano Signal Technology

[500AT]

Here is a siren manufactured by Milano, in Westlake Hangzhou, China.



More information is available at:

http://www.china-alarm.com/Product/EN/p ... type_id=13

[AllSafe]

Yeah, something about that siren was posted on the old board. It seems to be based loosely on the AL-6000, but they use their own control hardware.

[SirenMadness]

Yeah, something about that siren was posted on the old board. It seems to be based loosely on the AL-6000, but they use their own control hardware.

I remember it being posted on this board. Whatever, though.
That siren looks as if it has its drivers positioned inside a small column in the middle; it doesn't look much like a modern Al to me, because at (2000) Watts, you wouldn't have as many drivers like the three-row Al does. That housing looks like its ribs are not part of a horn, just there to aid with stability and some projection. That siren is extremely weird, for some reason, though. I'd like to see a technical PDF of this thing.

[Daniel]

"When your siren is a failin,' chances are it's a Whelen."

Reminds me of the line from the pipe organ industry:
"If it sparks and it clicks, then it must be a Wicks."