Just to cover something up. the difference between a Safetran type 3 and a invensys rail/Siemens E-bell is that the newer ones I just mentioned have a shorter base than the original Safetran bells. This bell is indeed a Safetran type 3 cause of it's taller base. Nice bell btw.
@@HVACSirenTowerTrainFanFan2012 I'm not sure if this is exact but I think Safetran started production on the type 3s around 2007 then around 2013 Safetran sold their products to invensys rail (with the exception of the type 2) to which they would alter the design of the base a little bit. Then invensys rail got acquired by Siemens. Since then, Siemens has been making these bells.
I actually don’t call the low pitch ones Siemens, I refer it as Safetran Type 3 since it’s the older version. The high pitch version or the newer version I call the Siemens E-Bell.
That's a very nice video of the crossing bell.
Just to cover something up. the difference between a Safetran type 3 and a invensys rail/Siemens E-bell is that the newer ones I just mentioned have a shorter base than the original Safetran bells. This bell is indeed a Safetran type 3 cause of it's taller base. Nice bell btw.
What years did they start and stop production?
@@HVACSirenTowerTrainFanFan2012 I'm not sure if this is exact but I think Safetran started production on the type 3s around 2007 then around 2013 Safetran sold their products to invensys rail (with the exception of the type 2) to which they would alter the design of the base a little bit. Then invensys rail got acquired by Siemens. Since then, Siemens has been making these bells.
I actually don’t call the low pitch ones Siemens, I refer it as Safetran Type 3 since it’s the older version. The high pitch version or the newer version I call the Siemens E-Bell.
Do you prefer the high tone or low tone?
Both are cool in my opinion.