Grifco - Australian Siren Company (Company Information Post)

[gabrielmiauw1]

But do we have any information on what the housings looked like on these things? That is if they even had any

They looked like Model X's with a LOT more louvers.

I'm not sure what this model is but I'm guessing that its a Model 888.

These are not Grifco 888s or any Grifco, this is a BGE siren. Yes, this is in Canberra but one of them are still existing in Canberra in Australia as Air raid sirens.

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[Potatoes]

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This Grifco 777 is still in action to this day, activated by a fire indicator panel, used to alert staff on a large complex of the need to head to the emergency assembly area.

[ThatGuy2020]

So apparently Grifco still makes sirens. Is the 999 still in production?

[ThatGuy2020]

But do we have any information on what the housings looked like on these things? That is if they even had any

They looked like Model X's with a LOT more louvers.

I'm not sure what this model is but I'm guessing that its a Model 888.

That thing looks like a Fedelcode Model 20 on steroids

[Snowpix]

It's been found that dual rotor Fedelcodes aren't Model 20s, just a head's up. They're the Type Mach. 3, 5, and 10.
I do agree though, it's like you took a Type Mach. 5 and added a bunch more skirts to it.

[SirensOfAustralia]

So apparently Grifco still makes sirens. Is the 999 still in production?

Bump. The 888 MK2 and 999 were in production until ceased around 2006-07. So no, Grifco today doesn't associate with sirens anymore ever since they were bought by the Chamberlain group.