Nuclear Power Plant Siren Systems

[loudmouth]

vermont no longer has the T bolt. its now all 128s

[Hope Creek ACA System]

Palo Verde - EOWS* 1212's and a couple EOWS* 812's

[Rheems1]

A few additions to the list.


Beaver Valley Nuclear Power Plant (Shippingport, Pa)- Allertors and a few Banshee's thrown in at weak areas, no other type of sirens in the system.

_____________________________________________________________

Susquehanna Nuclear Power Plant (Berwick, Pa)-

New System- Rotating ATI Sirens

Old System- Thunderbolts and STH-10's (system is still in place)

_____________________________________________________________

Limerick Nuclear Power Plant- Thunderbolt 1000's

_____________________________________________________________

Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant (Buchannan, NY)-

New System- Omnidirectional ATI's

Old System- ACA P-10's (coming down rapidly due to failure)

[Gil]

At Braidwood, IL;

I was just there a couple days ago and they have lots of Whelen 3016's near the town of Braidwood. I don't know if they are part of an old system or an active one.

[bwillcox]

Very cool 8)

This thread just solved a ancient mystery from my past. I always wondered what the old system of sirens was at the Crystal River plant in Florida before they got their current system of Whelens.

Now I know. Sentries!

[Nelso90]

I know Monticello used to have T-1000 Thunderbolts, and they switched over to 2001's about 2-3 years ago.

[johnbeyer]

Holland, Powerplant = federal modulators OmniDirectional Electronic Siren
________
Zoroastrianism Dicussion

[C. Bryant]

San Clemente and parts of Dana Point Had some Federal STL-10
Sirens in the old Siren System . I saw at least six to eight of
them many years ago, one of them was also south of the plant
also in addition to the Thunderbolt at the
north end of the plant one T-bolt was on the east side of the freeway
overlooking San Clemente enclosed on three sides by its own chain
link fence that was put next to the standard caltrans freeway fence.
This T-bolt was removed and replaced by a Toshbia
about 18 to twenty years ago

[Gil]

One question - How exactly do we know that these sirens are made by Toshiba?

[mgear]

Oak Ridge in Tennessee has the http://www.china-alarm.com/Product/EN/p ... ductid=101