0:00 Intro 0:15 Test message (CZ) 0:37 Test message (EN) 0:55 Test message (GE) 1:22 Ok let's begin (siren starts) 3:41 That was it for today! (Siren test ended) 3:44 This was only a test message (CZ)
Really nice!! Maybe this is the newer sound of the Tesla sirens. Thats why the other UEAJ sounds similar like this one. I think it has a newer control unit.
Yes, you're right. The new sound and the multi-language announcements belong to the Tesla UEAJ-II control units. The UEAJ sirens in Blansko are equipped with the UEAJ-II sounds because the control boxes were replaced with those from UEAJ-II models. Aimply said, they were too lazy to buy UEAJ-IIs, so they just replaced the old boxes with the new ones. But this one Is the original UEAJ-II, with It's components. Neon, -CST
Hello. That's because the TESLA in Blansko has audio components of this siren. The sound you hear in the Blansko test originally comes from this model. Neon, - CST
UEAJ II was made by TESLA BLATNÁ a.s. This particular siren is remotely operated from the regional operation and information center. It can be trigerred locally as well.
Tesla UEAJ (Tesla Univerzální Elektronická Akustická Jednotka, eng. "Universal Electronic Acoustical Unit") is an electronic siren, which was manufactured by Czech electronic industry company Tesla. It was made by the company's subsidiary Tesla Blatná a.s. in Blatná. The siren has two generations in total. It's production started sometime in 1997, finsihing in ~1999. More on our Wiki: czechsirentech.wixsite.com/czechsiren/ueaj?lang=cs
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0:00 Intro
0:15 Test message (CZ)
0:37 Test message (EN)
0:55 Test message (GE)
1:22 Ok let's begin (siren starts)
3:41 That was it for today! (Siren test ended)
3:44 This was only a test message (CZ)
0:55 is german
@@URAN_235_URAN Ty man
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2:49
2:57
I LOVE THE TESLA UEAJ II
How are the sirens connect to each other. Via a cable or wireless?
I'm not exactly sure what you mean right now. But as far as you mean how the horns are connected, then these go with cables.
Neon, - CST
Siren systems are usually controlled over radio.
@@CzechSirenTech I’m pretty sure he’s wondering how the sirens activate together
They are activated locally or remotely. All devices registered within JSVV must be activated remotely. Usually over radio, GSM, BMIS.
Really nice!!
Maybe this is the newer sound of the Tesla sirens. Thats why the other UEAJ sounds similar like this one. I think it has a newer control unit.
Yes, you're right. The new sound and the multi-language announcements belong to the Tesla UEAJ-II control units. The UEAJ sirens in Blansko are equipped with the UEAJ-II sounds because the control boxes were replaced with those from UEAJ-II models. Aimply said, they were too lazy to buy UEAJ-IIs, so they just replaced the old boxes with the new ones. But this one Is the original UEAJ-II, with It's components.
Neon, -CST
where. are. you. come. from. the. siren
Sounds like that black Tesla-UEAJ siren in Blansko.
Hello. That's because the TESLA in Blansko has audio components of this siren. The sound you hear in the Blansko test originally comes from this model.
Neon, - CST
právě jsme provedli test sirén
Excuse they where made by hormann corporation it's a Tesla siren and control of the radio by the dispatch.
UEAJ II was made by TESLA BLATNÁ a.s.
This particular siren is remotely operated from the regional operation and information center.
It can be trigerred locally as well.
Whats Tesla UEAJ?
Tesla UEAJ (Tesla Univerzální Elektronická Akustická Jednotka, eng. "Universal Electronic Acoustical Unit") is an electronic siren, which was manufactured by Czech electronic industry company Tesla. It was made by the company's subsidiary Tesla Blatná a.s. in Blatná. The siren has two generations in total. It's production started sometime in 1997, finsihing in ~1999. More on our Wiki: czechsirentech.wixsite.com/czechsiren/ueaj?lang=cs
this is a good video good job
Its like ECN 900
Nope.
Bro that a blansko
It's a TESLA UEAJ-II. :)