The howler truly is for American sirens. And now I want one. In town the separated tones are nice, hit the piercer when approaching intersections and flick the howler on when close for that bass that grabs attention. For longer distance responses the wail yelp combo is nice to break up the pattern some . For longer rides out
Harmonic two tones (with Howler) sirens would make me wake up in the morning, jamming out before my school day starts. It just sounds so good i like it too much.
8:37 No one else going to realize that GTA Vice City's ambulance siren sounds super similar to the HiLo 610-760 siren? Also, I never hear any agency in my area or anywhere in the province use the alternate wail tone, but then again Ontario is almost full of D&R intimidator siren units in police cruisers. But I ain't going to lie, I do like the sound of the wail 378p3 tone.
@@that_one_pole17 all emergency vehicles here in the Netherlands are required to all have the same two tone siren. So police, ambulance and fire truck s all sound the same now
@@RedLinerNL Similar thing in Germany, except for fire trucks it’s more air horn like, for police it’s Martin’s horn and ambulances sounds more “modern” ig, o the hi-lo is the same but it sounds different
Thank you! Correct, you can also play all the tones in the Command software but without Howler. Also the sound here is the actual real one that you'll hear, Command just has demo sounds of each tone.
@@lalojuegos6084 Go to whelens website and install their whelen command app. Just select the first whelen controller thing it auto selects, continue, and go to tones and play them.
I find it interesting the Ultimate HiLo sounds exactly like the Ultra HiLo from the Federal Signal Unitrol Touchmaster Delta and the warble sounds exactly like a powercall tone from the powercall sirens
That was the main point of the tones. From what I know Whelen doesn’t own rights to the tones but if they change them a tiny bit and make up a new name they can have almost the same tone on their platform
1:39 the Wail C and Yelp C is my favorite. I wish we can use it in the US, I heard it's supposed to act like rumbler and make people move with it's high pitch.
We've heard that a few people are using the wail C and yelp C in the US and that those tones really make people move. They're definitely unusual and it's not pleasant if you're standing right in front of the vehicle 😄
I'm just wondering what kind of deal Whelen made with Federal Signal, because the "Dozer" and "Ultimate Hi-Lo" tones are basically the Unitrol Touchmaster "Hetro" and "Ultra Hi-Lo" tones. The Fed. Sig. Pathfinder has those tones, but they sound a tad slower. And the "B" tones sound like the PA-300 tones.
Would be cool to see some Swedish and Finnish tones added. Though I don't think it's legislation, just the manufacturer Sarco I believe it's called is the sole supplier there. Although I remember an ambulance in Northern Finland having a Whelen with a Swedish hi-lo similar to the Martin tone, around 2006. One of the Kemijarvi paramedics had a TH-cam and posted some videos of it.
I know howlers have to work in the low tones, but it seems that someone is playing an organ, especially with some European sirens, but I like it, besides the fact that I wanted to hear what the 392 avf, the ambulance and the Italian firefighters, and the Italian police would be like with the howler
The Hi-Lo air horn is my favorite because of unique it is, I didn’t even know that was a thing and was totally confused on what it was when I first saw a video of an ambulance using it here in the US.
This is about the only video I could find of the Hi-Lo air horn in action here in the US: m.th-cam.com/video/v0aT849IicQ/w-d-xo.html&lc=UgzfDASFPss6qjdefIB4AaABAg
Schade das die vielen Funktionen (Airhorn, wail, yelp, piercer) in Deutschland alle verboten sind..... Leider haben BOS und die Sicherheit ihrer Mitarbeiter in diesem Land weder eine Lobby noch einen besonderen Stellenwert, sehr traurig! Ich finde es aber super das hier versucht wird, gute und wirkungsvolle Produkte zu etablieren, viel Dank dafür @BLB 👍
Das stimmt, es ist wirklich schade. In den meisten Ländern um Deutschland herum sind zahlreiche Funktionen und Optionen (wie beispielsweise wail, yelp und vieles mehr) und Whelen Standard. Nichtsdestotrotz haben wir auch viel Passendes für den deutschen Markt 🙂 Vielen lieben Dank für die Anerkennung! Wir probieren hierzulande den weltweiten Marktführer zu etablieren, um es schlussendlich allen Einsatzkräften, Ausbauern und Betroffenen (einschließlich der generellen Bevölkerung) einfacher und sicherer zu machen. Mit Whelen heben wir uns deutlich ab und haben auf viele der existierenden Problematiken bereits passende Lösungen, innovative Ideen als auch wirkungsvolle Produkte. Als eines der nächsten Kurzvideos kommt übrigens bald unser "Blitzmuster Rettungsgasse" - da sind wir bereits sehr gespannt auf Feedback! 😊
also Bullhorn, egal ob jetzt als E-Horn oder als Drucklufthorn, findest auch auf Deutschen Einsatzfahrzeugen. Vor 10 Jahren noch gab es so einige Fahrzeuge die teils im Rahmen einer Testphase, teils aber auch ohne Testphase einfach so mit wail/yelp gefahren sind; Heutzutage sind die sehr rar geworden
I'am try to search everywhere and looking that 7:02 was really exist 😂. I found a video that one of an ambulance in Indonesia was using this siren and thats kinda rare in Indonesia 😅
Interesting that you found an Indonesian ambulance using this tone! On the other hand we've also seen 2 videos of American police vehicles using the Germany Land Tone and the French tone 😄 I could search for the videos if you'd like to see those. In the end this is exactly what the Whelen systems allow everyone to do - choose whatever tones they like. The tritone at 7:02 used to be the mandatory ambulance siren for the Netherlands until maybe around 2012. So you can find plenty of videos like this for example: th-cam.com/video/vXixgtb9wlk/w-d-xo.html Unfortunately the Command doesn't have the fast tritone.
That’s dependent on area. For example, I’m sure Americans won’t be used to a German hi lo just like Germany may not be used to a dozer or ultimate hilo. I’m running 10 tones on my siren and all of them part traffic like the red sea
@@thatfireguy6970 I was actually referring to frequency, decibels, ability to be heard inside modern airtight vehicles, etc. That being said I have been behind cars with their widows rolled down that seemingly can't hear an air horn let alone a siren. Some folks are truly oblivious.
Are those siren uploaded somewhere? I've been searching for sirens to use for a game and they would fit. Is there a possibility to download them anywhere?
@@SkibbyDenmark you can use it, that's not a problem at all ... it only gets a bit loud on the inside, might make it harder to communicate with each other
@@EnjoyFirefighting Are you actually a firefighter? Not being able to communicate is an issue and it's a bad work envoirment - prolonged exposure can give you hearing problems..
@@SkibbyDenmark it's not that you wouldn't be able to communicate, it just makes it more difficult, in terms of speaking up louder than you'd normally do. Only aspect where it might in fact get difficult is on e.g. EMS units with your crew partner attending the patient and no two-way intercom available on the unit, then it would be difficult for the driver hearing the partner or the other way around ... simply due to the distance and the fact that most ambulances have only a small window between the cab and the rear. I'm working in EMS myself and we have both the electronic and the pneumatic sirens on 2 out of 4 emergency vehicles at our station. The set of pneumatic martin horns is mounted as far away from the crew as possible, down in the front bumper
When you realize that throughout your own lifetime, you've heard everything up to the European at one point or another across multiple states and departments.
And still nothing beats the good ol Mechanical plus Airhorn. If you can’t cut through traffic with that, someone just build a wall right in front of you. But hey, if your horn is loud enough, maybe … Let ‘em cops play with the rest.
Most of Europe uses Wail/ Yelp and other wailing siren tones. There are only 6 countries that solely allow two tone sirens. Otherwise the majority of vehicles in all the other countries use wail, yelp, etc.
It's amazing how many of these tones you could make a 1970's Federal Interceptor produce, just by turning the knob ever so slightly!
Good luck getting any sort of phaser/piercer tone from that particular siren, let alone any siren from that era.
The howler truly is for American sirens. And now I want one. In town the separated tones are nice, hit the piercer when approaching intersections and flick the howler on when close for that bass that grabs attention.
For longer distance responses the wail yelp combo is nice to break up the pattern some .
For longer rides out
The alternate tones are UNDERRATED
Some of these combined with a howler really makes them cursed
Its rumbler, its to get more attention
Fr like the ultra. Hilo
@@code3wnc944 Hey, my name is Seth too!
Nice flag
@@policepatrol3230 rumbler also means howler.
Comp Wail, Yelp, and Piercer sound pretty good. They have that perfect mix of a mechanical siren and an electronic siren combined.
Harmonic two tones (with Howler) sirens would make me wake up in the morning, jamming out before my school day starts.
It just sounds so good i like it too much.
6:47 here comes the ice cream truck lol
Pfff
i really just sat here and listened to every tone in this video
8:37 No one else going to realize that GTA Vice City's ambulance siren sounds super similar to the HiLo 610-760 siren? Also, I never hear any agency in my area or anywhere in the province use the alternate wail tone, but then again Ontario is almost full of D&R intimidator siren units in police cruisers. But I ain't going to lie, I do like the sound of the wail 378p3 tone.
100%
Don't forget, Full of Whelan Eplisons and Code 3 RLS/Mastercomb B.
I completely agree, I heard it and had a flash back. I will confirm later but I think your 100% right.
Winnipeg uses alternate wail on police service
100%
5:30 I’ve always been thinking of how cool Martin tone with Howler would sound, but I didn’t expected it to be that cursed 😳
It definitely sounds interesting 😁 You can feel it very well!
@@BlueLightsBerlin i love that siren hope Guernsey ambulance has this siren so drivers can move aside
7:03 the siren is just legendary.
Very nice. It even has the 3 tone siren that older Dutch ambulances used. Sadly enough they are illegal now
Thanks! We're glad that Whelen has the 3-tone available in the software! It's such an iconic siren!
Why is it illegal
@@that_one_pole17 all emergency vehicles here in the Netherlands are required to all have the same two tone siren. So police, ambulance and fire truck s all sound the same now
@@RedLinerNL Similar thing in Germany, except for fire trucks it’s more air horn like, for police it’s Martin’s horn and ambulances sounds more “modern” ig, o the hi-lo is the same but it sounds different
6:11 i would really love to hear the italian ambulance siren with the rumbler!!! Wonder if i will ever hear them...
I really like the tone of the whelen especially the q siren , warble and airhorn hi lo
This has been on my recommendations for a month. Finally decided to click it.
7:44 this tone is actually used for ambulances in Spain as well, just a little closer together
Never knew there were these many tones. Great video👍🏾🔥
You can also install the whelen software to play all the tones.
Thank you!
Correct, you can also play all the tones in the Command software but without Howler. Also the sound here is the actual real one that you'll hear, Command just has demo sounds of each tone.
@@blankuser1321 looks like I'm downloading some new family-annoying siren software.
@@blankuser1321 What is that software?
@@lalojuegos6084 Go to whelens website and install their whelen command app. Just select the first whelen controller thing it auto selects, continue, and go to tones and play them.
2:45 nice siren
Some of them sound in combination with the howler/rumbler like fricking hadbass/ hardstyle drops xD
I find it interesting the Ultimate HiLo sounds exactly like the Ultra HiLo from the Federal Signal Unitrol Touchmaster Delta and the warble sounds exactly like a powercall tone from the powercall sirens
That was the main point of the tones. From what I know Whelen doesn’t own rights to the tones but if they change them a tiny bit and make up a new name they can have almost the same tone on their platform
8:37 sounds like an ambulance from GTA 3 and Vice City.
Also it kind of sounds like Rosie the rescuer siren
I really like the sound of the whelen siren.
1:39 the Wail C and Yelp C is my favorite. I wish we can use it in the US, I heard it's supposed to act like rumbler and make people move with it's high pitch.
It is used. I know Sacramento Police uses it
We've heard that a few people are using the wail C and yelp C in the US and that those tones really make people move. They're definitely unusual and it's not pleasant if you're standing right in front of the vehicle 😄
I’m located in the US and I use Yelp C when responding through our downtown district so pedestrians stay on the sidewalk and traffic clears
@@bayareaemergencyvideos you got a video of sacramento pd using wail-c and or yelp-c?
@@TheGraduateApple I’ll try and find it, it’s not mine tho
the comps are just amazing
The Alternate sirens and the Ultimate HiLo are the best.
I love this new siren model
I'm just wondering what kind of deal Whelen made with Federal Signal, because the "Dozer" and "Ultimate Hi-Lo" tones are basically the Unitrol Touchmaster "Hetro" and "Ultra Hi-Lo" tones. The Fed. Sig. Pathfinder has those tones, but they sound a tad slower. And the "B" tones sound like the PA-300 tones.
Man this makes me miss the tritone's here in NL
Those were definitely very iconic sirens! We're glad that Whelen still has them available in the software. 🙂
2:05 the eq2b of Whelen siren my favorite 😍
it isnt an EQ2B at all
@@JPOC226 ikr it sounds weird
@@carterburton its Whelens MechTone
@@JPOC226 ..
And I bet they don’t sell many of those.
IMO it doesn’t sound as good alone as it does when it’s paired with the default Wail or especially the 295fhc9 wail
Mechanical Wail is by far my favorite
2:46 Ultimate HiLo sounds very similar to police sirens from Midtown Madness game
Thank you! I was looking for the name of the ultimate hi-lo.
2:54 is generally referred to as a “Powercall” tone in the USA.
Would be cool to see some Swedish and Finnish tones added. Though I don't think it's legislation, just the manufacturer Sarco I believe it's called is the sole supplier there. Although I remember an ambulance in Northern Finland having a Whelen with a Swedish hi-lo similar to the Martin tone, around 2006. One of the Kemijarvi paramedics had a TH-cam and posted some videos of it.
As for the swedish and finnish tones i dont know but you can use the martin tone and comp yelp instead
Ultimate hi lo and the warble are my favorites
They sound great
Super 👍👍👍
This is about to be all over gta
Ultimate hi lo and warble are my favourite.
so much technology thought of as magic traffic movers while drivers have their heads barried in their phones along with the emergency responders
I wish someone still had the double siren tone like pursuit & interceptor cares in Mad Max!! Best sirens ever!!
I know howlers have to work in the low tones, but it seems that someone is playing an organ, especially with some European sirens, but I like it, besides the fact that I wanted to hear what the 392 avf, the ambulance and the Italian firefighters, and the Italian police would be like with the howler
We would also love to see other European countries using the Howler! At least you can hear what all the Italian tones sound like with the Howler here.
Sounds like some kid with an old Casio keyboard
That is all i need to complete my responses truck i am making
Schon erstaunlich was es so alles gibt :O
Willkommen bei Whelen 😁
@@BlueLightsBerlin ich meine du hast das Landhorn von Deutschland vergessen
@@crimsonfirestorm4239 04:48
What the hell is going on in Austria
My favorite is the hi lo 500-600 I seen videos of dutch police cars using it.
Italy ambulances sirens are the best
They are cool
Comp piercer + howler sounds like a UFO 😂😂😂
Where is Australia
So Whelen basically just took every siren on the market and packaged them into one unit.
They just took pretty much every time they have made or have rights to and put it on one system yes
They forgot the Japanese sirens zone. That was the one country I was expecting to hear
wail is absolute classic
The Hi-Lo air horn is my favorite because of unique it is, I didn’t even know that was a thing and was totally confused on what it was when I first saw a video of an ambulance using it here in the US.
This is about the only video I could find of the Hi-Lo air horn in action here in the US: m.th-cam.com/video/v0aT849IicQ/w-d-xo.html&lc=UgzfDASFPss6qjdefIB4AaABAg
Schade das die vielen Funktionen (Airhorn, wail, yelp, piercer) in Deutschland alle verboten sind..... Leider haben BOS und die Sicherheit ihrer Mitarbeiter in diesem Land weder eine Lobby noch einen besonderen Stellenwert, sehr traurig!
Ich finde es aber super das hier versucht wird, gute und wirkungsvolle Produkte zu etablieren, viel Dank dafür @BLB 👍
Das stimmt, es ist wirklich schade. In den meisten Ländern um Deutschland herum sind zahlreiche Funktionen und Optionen (wie beispielsweise wail, yelp und vieles mehr) und Whelen Standard. Nichtsdestotrotz haben wir auch viel Passendes für den deutschen Markt 🙂
Vielen lieben Dank für die Anerkennung! Wir probieren hierzulande den weltweiten Marktführer zu etablieren, um es schlussendlich allen Einsatzkräften, Ausbauern und Betroffenen (einschließlich der generellen Bevölkerung) einfacher und sicherer zu machen. Mit Whelen heben wir uns deutlich ab und haben auf viele der existierenden Problematiken bereits passende Lösungen, innovative Ideen als auch wirkungsvolle Produkte.
Als eines der nächsten Kurzvideos kommt übrigens bald unser "Blitzmuster Rettungsgasse" - da sind wir bereits sehr gespannt auf Feedback! 😊
Just as a note , I have experience with both kinds and nothing works as well as a two tone generated by air horns.
also Bullhorn, egal ob jetzt als E-Horn oder als Drucklufthorn, findest auch auf Deutschen Einsatzfahrzeugen. Vor 10 Jahren noch gab es so einige Fahrzeuge die teils im Rahmen einer Testphase, teils aber auch ohne Testphase einfach so mit wail/yelp gefahren sind; Heutzutage sind die sehr rar geworden
I like the alternate wail.
they all sound good. i love my touchmaster tm-4. would like to have a howler to go with it.
Mantap,hammer bikin bergetar
The Dozer tone at 2:40 is the Hetro tone for Federal Signal.
Просто прелесть. Нам такие бы на скорую.
да вообще лучше бы завезли машины как в Америке, или хоть кингурятники на 80% машин полиции 0)
Not going to lie, the mechanical wail + howler sounds so weird going at the same time
4:48 one of the most Scary Siren in night time
Yeah. That "baaaaa-buuuuuu-baaaaaaa-buuuuu" sound is frightening
I'am try to search everywhere and looking that 7:02 was really exist 😂.
I found a video that one of an ambulance in Indonesia was using this siren and thats kinda rare in Indonesia 😅
Interesting that you found an Indonesian ambulance using this tone! On the other hand we've also seen 2 videos of American police vehicles using the Germany Land Tone and the French tone 😄 I could search for the videos if you'd like to see those. In the end this is exactly what the Whelen systems allow everyone to do - choose whatever tones they like. The tritone at 7:02 used to be the mandatory ambulance siren for the Netherlands until maybe around 2012. So you can find plenty of videos like this for example: th-cam.com/video/vXixgtb9wlk/w-d-xo.html Unfortunately the Command doesn't have the fast tritone.
wait, beneran ada yg make?
@@4lderion ada cuy.
Gak sengaja nemu di IG. Kali aja gak percaya, ehehe...
instagram.com/p/CPpSlvDlGx_/?
@@MbahPeople jir beneran loh
@@4lderion 😂
Die Kiste hört sich an wie ein Arcade-Automat aus den 80ern.😉
Thought of a tornado warning for a few of these.
They all sound the same but different. The Wail-C sounds like the siren function on the soviet siren/microphone system "GU-20M"
Later in the video they're different though
Comp HiLo 2800 2000 seems to be used in finland
Please ignore these comments I'm just making a list lmao
7:05 was used in netherlands iirc
ah yes whelen, i only knew it for outdoor warning sirens
Now, how many of those have been proven to be effective in heavy traffic? Probably about 6.
That’s dependent on area. For example, I’m sure Americans won’t be used to a German hi lo just like Germany may not be used to a dozer or ultimate hilo. I’m running 10 tones on my siren and all of them part traffic like the red sea
@@thatfireguy6970 I was actually referring to frequency, decibels, ability to be heard inside modern airtight vehicles, etc. That being said I have been behind cars with their widows rolled down that seemingly can't hear an air horn let alone a siren. Some folks are truly oblivious.
@@happyjack880 true. My personal favorite is yelp C for when they won’t move with my howler
Mechanical Wail Well that Very amazing with howler brooo
Are those siren uploaded somewhere? I've been searching for sirens to use for a game and they would fit. Is there a possibility to download them anywhere?
From this video :)
HiLo-510-1150 sounds very urgent and it can be used for panic alarm
Tritone just sounds like a carnival
I wouldn't like to sit in the cab, with the martins horns mounted like that... Damn that's going to be loud inside the vehicle..
as long as it's an electronic siren it's all fine, it only gets loud when you choose the pneumatic hi-lo martin horn siren
@@EnjoyFirefighting What's the point in having a horn you can't use.....?
@@SkibbyDenmark you can use it, that's not a problem at all ... it only gets a bit loud on the inside, might make it harder to communicate with each other
@@EnjoyFirefighting Are you actually a firefighter? Not being able to communicate is an issue and it's a bad work envoirment - prolonged exposure can give you hearing problems..
@@SkibbyDenmark it's not that you wouldn't be able to communicate, it just makes it more difficult, in terms of speaking up louder than you'd normally do. Only aspect where it might in fact get difficult is on e.g. EMS units with your crew partner attending the patient and no two-way intercom available on the unit, then it would be difficult for the driver hearing the partner or the other way around ... simply due to the distance and the fact that most ambulances have only a small window between the cab and the rear.
I'm working in EMS myself and we have both the electronic and the pneumatic sirens on 2 out of 4 emergency vehicles at our station.
The set of pneumatic martin horns is mounted as far away from the crew as possible, down in the front bumper
Nice now my phone is fix
Great vid, thanks!!
Can you make one for an hour pleeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaasssssee!!!!!!!!
When you realize that throughout your own lifetime, you've heard everything up to the European at one point or another across multiple states and departments.
I like the Tritone
Hilo 466p sounds like the tornado siren hilo
I love it!!!!!!!
And still nothing beats the good ol Mechanical plus Airhorn. If you can’t cut through traffic with that, someone just build a wall right in front of you. But hey, if your horn is loud enough, maybe …
Let ‘em cops play with the rest.
Interesting
Wail-C/Yelp-C = eardrum destroyer 9000
Can you do rural metro fire department sirens
4:37 I've been looking, and I can't find ambulances in Austria that have that tone
Good job.
2:41 federal signal will blow up when they hear this
Can someone tell me how that howler works? I mean, physically. What is it doing?
How to know the first siren wail??i want to download mp3..
is electromechanical siren here? (E-Q2B) I'm only 7 minutes in.
The E-Q2B is not designed by Whelen. It is designed by Federal Signal.
how much are these and what is the cheapest whelen siren that has this on it
So basically a howler is Whelen’s version of a rumbler siren?
Wail-c turned my brain into sludge, send help.
8:00 CHP Evacuation tone
Yelp C - for when you're behind your suspect and you want them to give up, on everything from trying to escape to, life itself.
Все бы нам на скорую. Вот класс был бы
8:51 Carson copy?!
How do I download the sound?
It’s not the whoop it’s the power call
I wonder if there are any European countries that use American sound tones
Most of Europe uses Wail/ Yelp and other wailing siren tones. There are only 6 countries that solely allow two tone sirens. Otherwise the majority of vehicles in all the other countries use wail, yelp, etc.
@@BlueLightsBerlin We are here!
2:46 *Federal signal intensifies*
9:30 “Airhon” just a mistake I would like to point out
Thank you very much! 🙂