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|50w AtlasIED speaker | |50w AtlasIED speaker | ||
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Revision as of 23:56, 18 August 2024
Custer Electric Inc. | |
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Headquarters | Rushville, IN |
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Founded | 1970 |
Products | Outdoor lighting
Outdoor warning sirens |
Custer Electric, Inc. is an Indiana-based electrical contractor that specializes in outdoor lighting systems and outdoor warning siren systems. While mainly a siren maintenance contractor, they also have produced a few small electronic sirens that are made to be as inexpensive as possible. none of these small sirens exist outside of east-central Indiana. The largest and most well-known system of these sirens is in Rushville, Indiana, which has around 5 of these sirens.
All of the installations have controllers consisting of an older, analog fire truck siren and a radio, with a set of speakers and a battery on top of the pole. the model of speakers used varies greatly between installations. The most common of these speaker types is the Electro-Voice/University Sound Cobreflex model, which is used on the installations in Rushville and Knightstown.
Many younger/inexperienced enthusiasts will find one of these speakers on an unrelated PA speaker installation and believe that it is a Custer Electric siren, when it is little more than a basic PA speaker. It is very unlikely that Custer would install any sirens very far from where they are headquartered.[1][2]
- ↑ List of Custer Electric siren units
Location Amount Speaker Type/wattage Year Installed Rushville, IN 6 50W Cobreflex Array x4 ~90s Knightstown, IN 1 50W Cobreflex Array x2 ~90s Dunreith, IN 1 50w AtlasIED speaker Unknown Milroy, IN 1 50W, unknown manufacturer Mid 2000s Arlington, IN 1 50W unknown manufacturer ~2011 - ↑ https://www.airraidsirens.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=22074