Whelen WPS-2910 Voice, Alert, and Attack, East Lyme, CT

[@westshore6899]

My city has that same exact whelen

[@Nogravityyy]

I love this siren

[@eastcoastalerting]

Tristan Crawford yeah it is a great siren.

[@niks_crazy_world]

Not often you hear a Whelen doing real attack! Nice video!

[@eastcoastalerting]

Just Plain Weird Goat In Connecticut, it is pretty common. Glastonbury tests on alert and attack, so does Colchester as well.

[@iasirensandmore3868]

@@eastcoastalertingSame with Cedar Rapids, IA and Bloomington, IN.

[@duwap4950]

did he say its a regular 'fucking' test?!😂

[@novawarningsirens]

that is why i am scared when i hear that xdddd

[@novawarningsirens]

The attack tone you would never like to hear because that is a nuclear siren alert.

[@iasirensandmore3868]

3 sirens in Polk City, IA do attack/fast wail for peacetime disasters, like tornadoes and storms with 70 MPH wind gusts or higher. The 3 sirens are Federal Signal 2001-SRNs.

[@iasirensandmore3868]

Same protocol as cedar rapids, and similar voice message

[@Sirenfireproductions5209]

104 decibels is not that loud just a little bit loud

[@cgluigiyt]

That’s more of a fast wail than a attack

[@eastcoastalerting]

CGLUIGI it is attack. Whelen has two tones, attack, and wail. Wail is more of a traditional attack, while attack is fast wail.