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Fri Jul 18, 2008 6:55 pm

mr_thunderbolt1003 wrote:
julery13 wrote:And I'm guessing that a Sentry 40V2T for example means Sentry 40 Volts 2 Tones? Am I right?
Close, but not quite. It means 40hp, 2-Tone. Not sure what the "V" means in the xxV2T series, though.
V means vertical.
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Fri Jul 18, 2008 10:50 pm

JasonC wrote: ... V means vertical.
Thanks, Jason.
Did/does Sentry make horizontal sirens?
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Fri Jul 18, 2008 11:06 pm

Sentry was Sterling in the past, so, yuh. They used to make the "M".
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Sat Jul 19, 2008 1:05 am

JasonC wrote:V means vertical.
Ah, thanks Jason! I was always wondering why the V in their model numbers.
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500 AT fan wrote:Sentry was Sterling in the past, so, yuh. They used to make the "M".
"Morizontal?"
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Robert Gift wrote:
500 AT fan wrote:Sentry was Sterling in the past, so, yuh. They used to make the "M".
"Morizontal?"
Sterling made a Model H...
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