Church Street Railroad Crossing, Town Creek, AL

Signal on the left: 2 pairs of Safetran 12x20 inch lights with Harmon LEDs, a Siemens gate mechanism, a Safetran Type-3 Electronic Bell, and RECO LED gate lights.
Signal on the right: 2 pairs of Safetran 12x20 inch lights with Harmon LEDs, a Siemens gate mechanism, a Safetran Type-3 Electronic Bell, and RECO LED gate lights.
This is one of three crossings on the NS Memphis District to have all LEDs. These signals actually replaced some crossbucks recently.
NS also threw me a curve ball with the Safetran Type-3s, as they had been using GS Type-2s recently.

[@4funJust4you]

Love that K5LLA train horn.

[@Hawaiianfangamer2020]

when did the signals get installed

[@freebrickproductions]

2015

[@m.c.mbonds777]

Is the next crossing from this one going to get upgraded

[@freebrickproductions]

Don't know.

[@mainlineproductions513]

Awesome video and catch on that Union Pacific power. I remember twice i was at a crossing in Hudson, NY (goo.gl/maps/dtLsvAmodL42) and the Safetrantype 3 e bell there was loud. How loud is it in Alabama. Also, do you know what these two different types of e bells are? Thanks:
th-cam.com/video/Bg2blXOVrFM/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/2pfG_FIBaoo/w-d-xo.html

[@freebrickproductions]

Pretty loud. Thanks! The first one is a GE e-bell and the second one is a WCH e-bell.

[@mainlineproductions513]

Just got back from school. Is the second one a WCH type 2 if they made one?

[@freebrickproductions]

Main Line Productions They did make a WCH Type-2, but I'm not familiar with those like I am others.

[@mainlineproductions513]

Ok

[@MegaZsolti]

The European signal companies started eating into American signal companies, I guess.

[@freebrickproductions]

They have. Siemens isn't a new company though, but they are new in the grade crossing industry. Last year (or the year before, I can never remember), Siemens bought Invensys Rail who was the owner of Safetran, so this is technically an all Siemens set-up (minus the Harmon LEDs of course).