Low mounted Sirens in US

[TheVintageLouisiana]

Its just on the ground. Still active. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Terre ... ?entry=ttu

[NCAsirens11]

Low-ish mounted STH-10 https://maps.app.goo.gl/YxRzkho6jyXtABJLA?g_st=ic

[KidCrazer14]

Taborton, NY, temporarily inactive according to the fire chief, Federal Type B.

https://www.google.com/maps/@42.6432945 ... ?entry=ttu

[NCAsirens11]

Very low 2001-130
https://maps.app.goo.gl/uQv79XLbfi3E6ttL9?g_st=ic

[Snowpix]

Very low 2001-130
https://maps.app.goo.gl/uQv79XLbfi3E6ttL9?g_st=ic

That's an SRNB, I bet that'd be a real fun one to record.

[ThatGuy2020]

Here’s some very low mounted sirens. A Darley Champion and 3T22 (sorry for the weird angles) if you cool closely on the 3T22 boxes it has the old FS&S logo.

[ThatGuy2020]

And here are some more pretty low mounted sirens, plus some cool poles oooOOOOOOoo

[KidCrazer14]

East Schodack Fire Department, East Schodack, NY: https://www.google.com/maps/@42.5649977 ... ?entry=ttu





I have nothing else to say here

[Theverythingkid2750]

That 3T22 Is Pretty Low, But Take a Look At This

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[Greenrid]

I can imagine someone walking past this Model 2 just for it to go off in their ears. Yes, it's active as a plant siren!

The Model 2 at the Buckeye Terminals plant in Ohio.

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