I always wondered why dont they do the "escape" tone? And they arent doing the proper "all clear" tone... they are doing a tone that broadmoor escape sirens dont do EDIT: when the siren was running down it didnt close the shutters imidialtly it runned downed a bit and then it closed them unlike the broadmoor sirens wich the shutters close imidialtly.
You replied to this in the time it takes for the rotors to stop, I'm rather surprised I still liked how the Broadmoor system actually used them to do the hi-lo-hi-lo sound instead of just dampening.
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems odd i have never seen any other ones with a cage over it is this the only one with a cage? or is it the only one low enough to easly vandalise?
@@someboi7308 all external sirens (Camels Head, Keyham, Bull Point and Torpoint) have cages to stop them being vandalised and to stop them being stolen for example
In my country, you can buy one of them, i remember that the CS8 (with solenoids) i bought was around 12,400,000 ₽ Рублей, Rublej, but it depends in which region, state, Okrug, district, area or Subject, Субъектов, the price of the article changes, except in the Republic of Jakútija, Saha, where sirens cannot be owned.
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems I know i still have a Carter CS8 in my garden, sadly it wasn't used for a long moment, the motor is probably dead and the grass started to grow inside it, but i think the store where i bought it was illegal, it is supposed to have a higher price but in Nikolaevsk, you can find stores like this where prices are lowed down, i bought it for almost 4,000 ₽, Рублей.
Oh my god someone finally got a shot of these up close!! Intresting how the shutters stay open and also intresting that they close a little while after they stop. Do you plan to go back here and if so do you know of the other two locations?
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems Sounds good. The one by the MOD car park is the one I think is high pitched as I've seen a news report where it seems to be going off with the shutters closed. I don't know though.
@@CycloneJoey518 It most likely has its original controls which have a timer (against) that starts when the siren began to run down and it holds the dampers open for a predetermined time before they shut.
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems have you heard of sizewell nuclear plant? i think they may have a system like this but i dont know because it hasn't been mapped yet
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems I do notice that (the loudness imbalance between the hi and low tones), but what I'm referring to is that the fast warbling that changes with the motor speed. Most noticeable when the siren is at full speed and you can hear it vibrating 50 times a second.
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems but apparently even when the Carstairs ones go off for real they don't do attack, its just either a constant all clear or a repetitive all clear like in the tests. I can't remember exactly which one the guy told me it was but he witnessed them going off for real many years ago.... 🔉
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amazing to hear a CS8 doing attack
Yeah, it was amazing to hear
Agreed
*steals thanks turns on attack AAAAAAAAAA *parents (WHAT THE FVCK ARE YOU DOING)
we used to have one of these in the car park opposite my primary school
The one on Royal Navy Avenue in Keyham?
I always wondered why dont they do the "escape" tone? And they arent doing the proper "all clear" tone... they are doing a tone that broadmoor escape sirens dont do
EDIT: when the siren was running down it didnt close the shutters imidialtly it runned downed a bit and then it closed them unlike the broadmoor sirens wich the shutters close imidialtly.
I think the tone is called "attack" wich the broadmoor sirens dont do
Awesome video, thanks for sharing!
no problem
Allez vous filmer le test des sirènes ieudi 16 novembre siren F 3 St Charles
Ave
Carstairs Junction, Écosse?
I live 360 miles from Carstairs so that’s a no.
Does that little click ever give you a fright at 0:10
Nope
sad that they don't use the shutters, why even get the CS model if you don't use its key feature?
The shutters are still being used, to dampen the wind down
You replied to this in the time it takes for the rotors to stop, I'm rather surprised
I still liked how the Broadmoor system actually used them to do the hi-lo-hi-lo sound instead of just dampening.
At least Devonport do attack, unlike Carstairs which just do x3 30s alerts
Tested every Monday at 11 I believe
every monday at 11:30am and lasts 57 seconds
why does it have a cage over it?
To prevent vandalism
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems odd i have never seen any other ones with a cage over it is this the only one with a cage? or is it the only one low enough to easly vandalise?
@@someboi7308 all external sirens (Camels Head, Keyham, Bull Point and Torpoint) have cages to stop them being vandalised and to stop them being stolen for example
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems ooh ok yeah when i say i havnt seen any others with cages i mean in like 2008 or 2006 because thats the last time i saw one
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems Carstairs should get that people throw rocks at thier sirens and siren F is kinda damaged
Nice! I still have no idea about any sirens that I will film.
The washateria wanderer Zayne okay
How much do you think a Klaxon Cs8 would cost?
I have no clue, plus they ceased production in around 2005, so they can no longer be bought through Klaxon
5.4M
In my country, you can buy one of them, i remember that the CS8 (with solenoids) i bought was around 12,400,000 ₽ Рублей, Rublej, but it depends in which region, state, Okrug, district, area or Subject, Субъектов, the price of the article changes, except in the Republic of Jakútija, Saha, where sirens cannot be owned.
You cannot buy them anymore, they ceased production in 2005
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems I know i still have a Carter CS8 in my garden, sadly it wasn't used for a long moment, the motor is probably dead and the grass started to grow inside it,
but i think the store where i bought it was illegal, it is supposed to have a higher price but in Nikolaevsk, you can find stores like this where prices are lowed down, i bought it for almost 4,000 ₽, Рублей.
nice video
by the way, this is for your siren map
the brandy row flood warning siren in Dorset has gone
It hasn’t, it’s still there
The brandy row siren is still there
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems i can't find it, the pole next to the street light where the siren was has disappeared
Trust me, it’s still there
wait, is that the siren by the house with the red garage in the distance?
Are they still using these?
Yep, they’re still in use today
This is the same siren used in broadmoor siren system about 3-4 years ago?
Yes, it’s a CS8, the same model used by broadmoor until a few years ago and still used by carstairs hospital
Oh my god someone finally got a shot of these up close!! Intresting how the shutters stay open and also intresting that they close a little while after they stop.
Do you plan to go back here and if so do you know of the other two locations?
yes i do, i will be going back in may to record the third CS8 location i know so far
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems Sounds good. The one by the MOD car park is the one I think is high pitched as I've seen a news report where it seems to be going off with the shutters closed. I don't know though.
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems also do you have the co-ordinates for that location so I can get it added on the siren map?
@@battytec you'll find out at 6pm when that video premieres :)
@@battytec its already on my UK Siren Map, i can give it to you if you'd like it
I literatly just heard this alarm it goes off at 11:30 Am every Monday yes I'm from devonport Plymouth
Ik it goes off every Monday at 11:30am. I have grandparents who live in Keyham and hear it every week.
where is the address of this siren? tell me
MVV Environment Devonport Ltd SATNAV,
Plymouth,
PL5 1EY
Could you pinpoint on Google Maps where this is?
This is the Siren’s location:
goo.gl/maps/BD8dTmDJe99MN8Wd6
The wail of punishment.
Holy heck I didn't know they could do attack!
Hazza The Robot any siren can do attack
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems I meant doing it properly without closing dampers over and over again
@@CycloneJoey518 It most likely has its original controls which have a timer (against) that starts when the siren began to run down and it holds the dampers open for a predetermined time before they shut.
the Devonport system uses custom controllers
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems have you heard of sizewell nuclear plant? i think they may have a system like this but i dont know because it hasn't been mapped yet
Didn’t know they had timers
They have custom controllers, that’s why
awesome video!!
Matthew Walker thank you
Are CS8's hard to find?
Elizabeth Holmes nope, not really
Why does it sound unbalanced
Unbalanced?
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems Almost sounds like the rotors are off-centre.
7367Network it’s not that, it’s the rotor closest to the camera your hearing more
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems I do notice that (the loudness imbalance between the hi and low tones), but what I'm referring to is that the fast warbling that changes with the motor speed. Most noticeable when the siren is at full speed and you can hear it vibrating 50 times a second.
good job
They do attack you lucky sod wish the Carstairs ones done attack 🔉😍
i bet the carstairs ones would sound awesome
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems Especially Ravanstruther! 🔉😍
@@BritishLifeSafetySystems but apparently even when the Carstairs ones go off for real they don't do attack, its just either a constant all clear or a repetitive all clear like in the tests. I can't remember exactly which one the guy told me it was but he witnessed them going off for real many years ago.... 🔉
@@thunderchild2756 defo!! i would love to hear that GP12 do attack
As far as I know the carstairs just do a constant tone for emergencies.
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