Read the post above yours...

It's a Siratone, it stopped a little bit rotating before it started blasting. Some Siratone do that...

Some German siren enthusiasts did the same with their E57

Heard my first siren in my whole life! Yes, this is true because my village doesn't have a siren since 18 years, because they didn't need it anymore...
I already added an English description for you!
Hear it here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUv-Zf88Byg

In Germany, some sirens are/were mounted in church towers. Unfortunately I don't have any pictures of a siren in a church tower :/ Today many sirens are mounted on masts like in the US and it's getting more and more common. But of course most sirens are (still) standing on houses. But now I can reme...

Erm.. a question: did it rotate? Seems it couldn't have rotated without hitting the walls...

So weird and cool to see a siren with the "german" sound to it It would be basically a fire-alert with a wrong timing ^^

Sorry for the bump, but do you know where at least one of the 3012s are? That would be appreciated, thanks. I don't know where some 3012 are. But I can remember that someone in the German forum wrote, that he saw some 3012. But I have to look after the post again. Maybe I messed the 3012 with the 2...

Found that in Henry, NE. Custom housing? Picture below.

And @E57 , this should be of assistance in finding Sentry model numbers: http://www.sentrysiren.com/warning-sirens-products/ The only siren I can think of that isn't mentioned is the 5V, which is no longer produced. It's basically the 5HP version of the 3V8, only the skirt was larger and it came wi...