General Description
Introduction
Federal Signal Modulator Series siren products are a family of electronic sirens that are
capable of producing high-intensity warning signals over a large area. The siren consists
of a speaker array and Control/Battery Cabinets. A highly efficient design enables the
siren to produce a high-sound level while making moderate demands on the power
source.
Modulator models purchased after September 2017 are preconfigured to support top and
side lights kits for visual signaling options that can enhance the proven technology of the
Modulator's intelligible voice communication and signaling.
Federal Signal omni-directional, electronic Modulator Series siren consists of aluminum
modules that use four 100-watt drivers per module. The Modulator series B is available in
several models, which have the following sound output rating at 100 feet.
The MOD6032B is a 3200-watt siren that uses the MOD6024B siren configuration. The
middle two modules use eight 100-watt drivers.
Table 1 MOD Models Sound Output
Model
MOD1004B
MOD2008B
MOD3012B
MOD4016B
MOD5020B
MOD6024B
MOD6032B
MOD8032B
Based on measurements at 500 feet.
1
Add the letter C to the Modulator model name for Steel/Concrete pole mount model.
2
The Modulator Series siren provides virtually flat frequency response from
200-2000 Hertz. This gives the siren the ability to produce loud and clear voice messages
and produce a full spectrum of warning tones.
An UltraVoice Controller (Model UV) is needed for complete operation.
Features
The Modulator Speaker has the following features:
•
Light-weight, compact design
•
Uses Federal Signal Ultravoice
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Excellent frequency response for clear voice reproduction
Description, Specifications, Installation, and Service Manual
Decibels at 100 feet
106 dBC
2
112 dBC
2
115 dBC
2
118 dBC
2
120 dBC
2
121 dBC
2
123 dBC
2
124 dBC
2
for control and amplification
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General Description
See Table 1.
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