Hello! Recently, I have been thinking about some sirens, and their places in an old siren system. For example, some sirens were ''freely mounted'' meaning they were usually put up around a place that needed advanced warning (Such as a school, neighborhood, or a Downtown area) on their OWN pole, instead of on a building, using their own power source, and using their own equipment. These sirens had to be activated by a telephone line, or by Siratrol. However, some sirens are infamous for being building mounted, and being controlled by equipment inside of the building. For example, if you google a Federal Signal Model 5 etc, you usually only see them on a building, or on a mount outside of a fire station or other building, instead of being freely mounted on a pole.
Do you have any pictures where a: 3t22, 2t22, Model 5, Model 5T, Any sterling siren, or any siren, is freely mounted, instead of on a building, etc? ( It can't be pole mounted beside a building, where the equipment is inside of the building)
(By the way, the only time I've ever seen a Model 5 ''freely mounted'' was when they were used in the old Los Angeles system, with maintenance cages beside them.)
All of these sirens are either building mounted, or mounted onto a pole that is right outside of the building that controls them.
