@Miguel Rodrigues Garcia the broadmoor sirens didn't wail they used a hi lo warning hut they have gon and now they have a klaxon electronic siren that annoyingly wails instead of the HI LO which is sad as I loved the HI LO
@@jezcolborne6329 I prefer the wailing sound. A wailing siren is more traditional to the red warnings heard during WW2. The hi-lo sound has no historic value.
@@BuzzLightyear66 na! The wailing sound dousnt do it for me at broardmoor hospital AT ALL. I like the old mechanical dual tone minor 3rd hi lo! The wailing tone makes it sound like a missile attack or a nuclear leek not an escape
@@BuzzLightyear66 the only time I like the attack signal is if its for fires or chemical fires gas leeks or nuclear leeks done by a KLAXON GP12 or a CS8 with dampers but not at Broadmoor it should still be hi lo not a signal that PUTINS BOMBERS want to hit us with nukes
slenderman7676 Rblx I was about to comment on something like this, but you beat me to it. This siren in 1944 meant get underground otherwise once the all clear was given, you would be on one of the parked cars, on the pavement, and on up on what was left on the roof of that building. All at the same time. Literally, and you would be smoldering and charred as well.
@@shardlake This is the Attack warning red signal, the All clear is steady for one minute. The old Flood warning signal (as used on the Norfolk system) was on for 32 seconds and off for 16 seconds 6 times.
This guy in the movie "the blob,"... In one scene, hears the Sirens going off..."Oh oh..is That air raid Sirens going off?... I'd better get my civil defense helmet on"
What's more, their design is such that the sound carries for some distance and the distinctive sound of the rising and falling pitch is unmistakable, so people know that they need to evacuate the area
@@robinausbayern1999you got that right mate. Thease sirens make me exited but i know they are used for a flood hazard and the attack signal would make people think WW3 is apon us or say a stupid thing like oh no them germans are back but they are our friends and thease are not Ww2 sirens but re used cold war and modern 10/12 port sirens
@@jezcolborne6329 Definitely. The German E57 siren is commonly used for the fire departments. But the sirens are also used for warning the population if there is a danger. And the E57 is starting to get replaced by electronic sirens like the ECI or ECN (HÖRMANN) or SES (SONNENBURG).
These sirens aren’t made anymore however klaxon do still make motor driven sirens, namely “GP6” “GP10” “GP12” klaxonsignals.com/massnotification/products/product/motor-driven-sirens-gp-range/
Tom Lowe looks like it had just recently rained, so the siren was probably a little wet. Nothing out of the ordinary there. When the rotors spins to create the noise, if they are wet, the water is going to get flung everywhere.
Shopper from Morrison would feal like saying (( do ya noo I've already got bludy raind on withaat that dratted thing sowkin meh and deffnin meh BLOOMIN EARS AN All THAT FLAMIN SHIT. ))😂
It, it will most likely sound good when your far away. Cause it has that far away echo to it. I know its a World War II siren. But..... But...... Its going sound like your going to war again. I don't want to argue thank you so much.
@@nobodyisnthere2915 no its a FLOOD siren not a ww2 siren but it has the same sound as a ww2 air raid siren but this siren is a newer klaxon siren but the wail tone is code red just like ww2
@Randoxc it was used for the cold war until it was put there to warn of floods as its a cold war era air raid siren as there are 6 of these secomak GP8 sirens and 2 klaxon sirens. One is a GP10 and the other one a brand new GP12. The GP12 is replacing an old secomak GP8 which will not be used again in hebden bridge and the other the GP10 is at walsden witch replaced a secomak GP8. I think they will replace all the secomak GP8 sirens with new klaxon GP12 sirens or GP8 sirens in the future
@@DeKat-84 my bad these sirens were use since 1939 but the war ended in 1945 and what I mean by 1950 is they test the sirens and they still test these siren to this day
Most of the sirens left today were made in the Cold War however they have been around since 1939. These particular ones on this system are from the Cold War and they are new from Klaxon Signalling Solutions!
@@jezcolborne6329 They were all GP8's until the one at Walsden was replaced with a GP10, I don't know why it was replaced though. I believe there are some GP8's on the network branded Secomak and some with Klaxon branding.
@@FM60260 hi yes I know these sirens very well and one of them was replaced with a KLAXON GP10 single tone because maybe thay didn't want such a loud siren in walsden as it's only a small village unlike todmorden or mythholmroyd that need bigger dual tone secomak GP8 sirens
Well if you didnt have that horible noise you could be having a problem because these sirens get you to evacuate your floodid house. It is needed as a line of defence against floods so bear that in mind and NO THE NAZIS ARE NOT COMING BACK even though this is the WW2 attack signal
@@bigdikboiCJ no its not this type of siren is a secomak GP8 cold war siren now used for floods. There are no carter sirens in this system.. it's more like a castle castings or newer klaxon style
This is a Tornado Siren. My god this is my 4th comment. Does anyone even know their types of sirens? It's like: * Tornado siren goes off. * Everyone else: *OMG ITS A NUCLEAR MISSILE WARNING*
Caitlyn Allira The UK has more tornadoes per square kilometer than anywhere else in the world. Its just that they do not often warrant a warning as they are so weak....mostly.
Excellent! I haven't seen (or heard!!) a whailing siren in the UK for a long time!
@Miguel Rodrigues Garcia Broadmoor removed them for the new hospital,
@Miguel Rodrigues Garcia the broadmoor sirens didn't wail they used a hi lo warning hut they have gon and now they have a klaxon electronic siren that annoyingly wails instead of the HI LO which is sad as I loved the HI LO
@@jezcolborne6329 I prefer the wailing sound. A wailing siren is more traditional to the red warnings heard during WW2. The hi-lo sound has no historic value.
@@BuzzLightyear66 na! The wailing sound dousnt do it for me at broardmoor hospital AT ALL. I like the old mechanical dual tone minor 3rd hi lo! The wailing tone makes it sound like a missile attack or a nuclear leek not an escape
@@BuzzLightyear66 the only time I like the attack signal is if its for fires or chemical fires gas leeks or nuclear leeks done by a KLAXON GP12 or a CS8 with dampers but not at Broadmoor it should still be hi lo not a signal that PUTINS BOMBERS want to hit us with nukes
Absolutely lovely. One of my favourite siren systems in the UK is the Calderdale flood network! Great video!
There was a time when this meant you were going to reach about 2000000 degrees in about four minutes time. Chilling thought
Before that it would have been to signal the start of the blitz.
If I was hearing that in the flesh and wasn't expecting it, my face would probably turn white. Such a chilling, unnerving sound 😨
Reminds me of those sirens going off, in the movie, "the time machine"
I just moved to this area and this went off at about 5am.
I didn't know this even existed until this morning
@@CouncilEstateMillionaire bet you're glad to hear it in retrospect with the flooding going on
I wonder how many old people who lived though WW2 grabed their ration sheets and headed to their backyard air raid shelter on hearing this
slenderman7676 Rblx I was about to comment on something like this, but you beat me to it. This siren in 1944 meant get underground otherwise once the all clear was given, you would be on one of the parked cars, on the pavement, and on up on what was left on the roof of that building. All at the same time. Literally, and you would be smoldering and charred as well.
Lol yeah
None as it's the "All Clear" - Used to test these, always used the all clear to stop the switchboard melting with calls :)
@@shardlake This is the Attack warning red signal, the All clear is steady for one minute. The old Flood warning signal (as used on the Norfolk system) was on for 32 seconds and off for 16 seconds 6 times.
This guy in the movie "the blob,"... In one scene, hears the Sirens going off..."Oh oh..is That air raid Sirens going off?... I'd better get my civil defense helmet on"
This siren is still in use today, becuase of a simple easy to repair design that
is reliable and works almost every time.
What's more, their design is such that the sound carries for some distance and the distinctive sound of the rising and falling pitch is unmistakable, so people know that they need to evacuate the area
Just to think this little device.. has saved millions since 1940..
If your in Scotland today THIS IS NEEDED
I freaked out when I heard this
I love those sirens
Same! Better than the classic German E57.
@@robinausbayern1999you got that right mate. Thease sirens make me exited but i know they are used for a flood hazard and the attack signal would make people think WW3 is apon us or say a stupid thing like oh no them germans are back but they are our friends and thease are not Ww2 sirens but re used cold war and modern 10/12 port sirens
@@jezcolborne6329 Definitely. The German E57 siren is commonly used for the fire departments. But the sirens are also used for warning the population if there is a danger. And the E57 is starting to get replaced by electronic sirens like the ECI or ECN (HÖRMANN) or SES (SONNENBURG).
How far can you hear that siren
How can i Find this Siren Typ i Need this For my Wekendhouse in Netherland .
These sirens aren’t made anymore however klaxon do still make motor driven sirens, namely “GP6” “GP10” “GP12”
klaxonsignals.com/massnotification/products/product/motor-driven-sirens-gp-range/
im in hebden bridge i have school tomorow and i cant go :) the flood sirent went off today anyway was this at morinsons
Where was this? I would love to hear a siren go off in real time not on a youtube video.
Todmerden
In uk
@@Jay-vs2xu Todmorden
In a town in the UK they use this ww2 siren for a lunch break ( a powerplant)
Which power plant?
prob a nuclear one@@thewashateriawandererzayne4376
I heard the sirens went off for real yesterday
Jez Colborne ye they did
@@jxckfarrell Was it this
@@sarahmcilree7046 i cant remember
@@jxckfarrell Oh ok
Great siren!
Situated above a morrisons hahah
I thought that as well
Sounds more like a a volunteer fire brigade siren in my opinion
That was true aswell but then they had other uses and still do like floods quarrys military bases large wood pulp factorys and also chemical plants
How do you know when it is going to go off?
I think there is an announcement of the sirens being tested.
@@robinausbayern1999yes there is
It's important that they are there but I feel so sorry for the old ppl
Why is the camra shaking
Look closely and you can see spray coming from the siren
Tom Lowe looks like it had just recently rained, so the siren was probably a little wet. Nothing out of the ordinary there. When the rotors spins to create the noise, if they are wet, the water is going to get flung everywhere.
@@Keaton0801 goodun😂 what a sight that would be now
Shopper from Morrison would feal like saying (( do ya noo I've already got bludy raind on withaat that dratted thing sowkin meh and deffnin meh BLOOMIN EARS AN All THAT FLAMIN SHIT. ))😂
Who activates them?
The environment agency, either locally or remotely from their control centre (in Leeds I think)
Flood siren pole store automatic stay on 14 min weekly test warning system siren get 139 db 1 siren 14 pole
The loudest siren is 138dB....no way a carter can reach the level, carters are like 120 -110 or around that area my dood.
@@jayjensen3241 the loudest siren is 138db at 100ft so it is possible that one of these could be and probably is around 140db or so at 1ft!
i can here them from over a hill in halifax lol
For storm brian
TBA I think it will work for me tohdr
Sounds like one of them sirens that goes off when a nuke has been detonated.
It, it will most likely sound good when your far away. Cause it has that far away echo to it. I know its a World War II siren. But..... But...... Its going sound like your going to war again. I don't want to argue thank you so much.
@@nobodyisnthere2915 no its a FLOOD siren not a ww2 siren but it has the same sound as a ww2 air raid siren but this siren is a newer klaxon siren but the wail tone is code red just like ww2
@@nobodyisnthere2915 it was a cold war siren not WW2, I don't know WHY you assume its a WW2 siren as its a SECOMAK GP8 COLD WAR SIREN
sounds like a air raid siren
Old school air raid Siren.
Well iit wails like an air raid siren but it's for floods so no need to go to an air raid shelter
@Randoxc it was used for the cold war until it was put there to warn of floods as its a cold war era air raid siren as there are 6 of these secomak GP8 sirens and 2 klaxon sirens. One is a GP10 and the other one a brand new GP12. The GP12 is replacing an old secomak GP8 which will not be used again in hebden bridge and the other the GP10 is at walsden witch replaced a secomak GP8. I think they will replace all the secomak GP8 sirens with new klaxon GP12 sirens or GP8 sirens in the future
Similar design.
they tested this siren on my birthday
Ross Smith a
That's a castle castings
That’s a Secomak GP8
those siren were use in back in ww2 in 1950
Do you mean in World War Two, and still in use in 1950?
@@DeKat-84 my bad these sirens were use since 1939 but the war ended in 1945 and what I mean by 1950 is they test the sirens and they still test these siren to this day
Most of the sirens left today were made in the Cold War however they have been around since 1939. These particular ones on this system are from the Cold War and they are new from Klaxon Signalling Solutions!
These are cold war sirens by SECOMAK
It sounded like fake audio but i noticed the snow/i don't know, coming and found out its actually true!
Cool your in west yorkshire
Castle Castings siren
These are Klaxon/Secomak
@@FM60260 one is a klaxon SINLE TONE but the others are secomak DUAL TONE GP8 sirens
@@jezcolborne6329 They were all GP8's until the one at Walsden was replaced with a GP10, I don't know why it was replaced though. I believe there are some GP8's on the network branded Secomak and some with Klaxon branding.
@@FM60260 hi yes I know these sirens very well and one of them was replaced with a KLAXON GP10 single tone because maybe thay didn't want such a loud siren in walsden as it's only a small village unlike todmorden or mythholmroyd that need bigger dual tone secomak GP8 sirens
How do people put up with that horrible horrible noise.
Well if you didnt have that horible noise you could be having a problem because these sirens get you to evacuate your floodid house. It is needed as a line of defence against floods so bear that in mind and NO THE NAZIS ARE NOT COMING BACK even though this is the WW2 attack signal
Oh that’s where it is eh?
Morrisiren's.
(Halifax jere)I'm jealous
Its always in tod
there a carter on the roof of morisons lolooool
Ain't no carters as it's a secomak GP8
@@jezcolborne6329 carter is the type
@@bigdikboiCJ no its not this type of siren is a secomak GP8 cold war siren now used for floods. There are no carter sirens in this system.. it's more like a castle castings or newer klaxon style
@@bigdikboiCJ Carter was a manufacturer of the sirens as well as Gents of Leicester, Castle Castings, Secomak and others!
@@alarmmuseumit is a cold war secomak siren not a carter
When I heard this sound*Finish The sentence comment*
War Pigs
This is a mini siren
This is a Tornado Siren.
My god this is my 4th comment.
Does anyone even know their types of sirens?
It's like: * Tornado siren goes off. *
Everyone else: *OMG ITS A NUCLEAR MISSILE WARNING*
This exact same siren and tone was used to warn of a nuclear missile.
It's used currently for flood warnings.
We don't even have tornados in the UK.
We do have tornadoes in the UK.
V we don't have ones that warrant takint cover.
Aɳԃɾσɱҽԃα it’s in Uk where they don’t have tornadoes and it’s the same for Aus so it’s a flood or nuke siren not a tornado
Caitlyn Allira The UK has more tornadoes per square kilometer than anywhere else in the world. Its just that they do not often warrant a warning as they are so weak....mostly.
STERLING!
This is a Klaxon GP8
RUSSIA is coming!!!!!!!!!!