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{{Infobox siren|title=Federal Signal General/Predetermined Alarm controller|company=Federal Signal Corporation|produced=???|type=Siren controller}}The '''Predetermined'''/'''Standard General Alarm''' timer is a series of signal timers that was produced by Federal Signal Corporation, intended for fire stations to use to sound their fire siren for calls. They are  
{{Infobox siren|title=Federal Signal General/Predetermined Alarm controller|company=[[Federal Signal Corporation]]|produced=???|type=Siren controller|image=Pgatimer.jpg}}The ''Predetermined General Alarm'' ('''PGA''') and Standard General Alarm ('''SGA'''), designated Model Z115/220 (depending on voltage), are signal timers that were produced by Federal Signal Corporation. These were mainly marketed to fire stations as a cheap timer for a siren that only needed to sound a single signal. They are capable of (depending on the model) 2 3-minute signals, these being the "alarm" (attack) signal and "test" signal.


capable of (depending on the model) 2 3-minute signals, these being the "alarm" (attack) signal and "test" signal.
== History and Design ==


== History and Design ==
=== Predetermined General Alarm ===
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The PGA is primarily used for general alarm sirens, allowing them to sound an up and down scale wailing signal for a predetermined time. The standard PGA timer produces a timing of 8-seconds ON, 4-seconds OFF; repeated 10 times in a two minute cycle. There are a few known models, including the PGA and SGA timers. These are much less common than the [[Federal Signal AX Timer|AX]] and [[FC]] timers Federal produced.


The PGA is primarily used for general alarm sirens, allowing them to sound an up and down scale wailing signal for a predetermined time. The standard PGA timer produces a timing of 8-seconds ON, 4-seconds OFF; repeated 10 times in a two minute cycle. There are a few known models, including the PGA and SGA timers. These are much less common than the [[Federal Signal AX series|AX]] and FC timers Federal produced.
=== Standard General Alarm ===
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Latest revision as of 14:49, 12 November 2024

Federal Signal General/Predetermined Alarm controller
Company Federal Signal Corporation
Produced ???
Type Siren controller

The Predetermined General Alarm (PGA) and Standard General Alarm (SGA), designated Model Z115/220 (depending on voltage), are signal timers that were produced by Federal Signal Corporation. These were mainly marketed to fire stations as a cheap timer for a siren that only needed to sound a single signal. They are capable of (depending on the model) 2 3-minute signals, these being the "alarm" (attack) signal and "test" signal.

History and Design

Predetermined General Alarm

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The PGA is primarily used for general alarm sirens, allowing them to sound an up and down scale wailing signal for a predetermined time. The standard PGA timer produces a timing of 8-seconds ON, 4-seconds OFF; repeated 10 times in a two minute cycle. There are a few known models, including the PGA and SGA timers. These are much less common than the AX and FC timers Federal produced.

Standard General Alarm

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