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The Federal Signal Corporation is a company that has been producing sirens since 1917, originally beginning as Federal Electric, and later becoming Federal Enterprises and Federal Sign & Signal. Known for producing famous sirens such as the Thunderbolt and the 2001 series, they are one of the biggest siren companies around today. | The Federal Signal Corporation is a company that has been producing sirens since 1917, originally beginning as Federal Electric, and later becoming Federal Enterprises and Federal Sign & Signal, then finally Federal Signal as we know it today. Known for producing famous sirens such as the Thunderbolt and the 2001 series, they are one of the biggest siren companies around today. | ||
==Brief Naming History== | ==Brief Naming History== | ||
Federal Electric 1901-1948 | Federal Electric 1901-1948 | ||
<br>Federal Enterprises 1948-1955 | <br>Federal Enterprises 1948-1955 | ||
<br>Federal Sign & Signal | <br>Federal Sign & Signal 1955-1976 | ||
<br>Federal Signal 1976-Present | <br>Federal Signal 1976-Present | ||
[[Category:Siren Manufacturers]] | [[Category:Siren Manufacturers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:02, 3 November 2024
The Federal Signal Corporation is a company that has been producing sirens since 1917, originally beginning as Federal Electric, and later becoming Federal Enterprises and Federal Sign & Signal, then finally Federal Signal as we know it today. Known for producing famous sirens such as the Thunderbolt and the 2001 series, they are one of the biggest siren companies around today.
Brief Naming History
Federal Electric 1901-1948
Federal Enterprises 1948-1955
Federal Sign & Signal 1955-1976
Federal Signal 1976-Present
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