Federal Signal STH-10A, Siren Test, Short Alert, Lansing, MI

NOTE: The activation tones in this video are for educational purposes only. If you choose to use these activation tones for malicious purposes, you will be blamed for what you do with them. The activation tones in this video let me and others know that the siren is about to go off and not used for malicious purposes.
Filmed 2/3/2024
Siren Info:
Siren Name: Federal Signal STH-10A
Active: Yes
Replaced: Nothing
Installed: Unknown
Uses: Tornado Warnings
Port Ratio: 12
Siren Controller: Federal Signal FC
Duration: 30 seconds of Alert
Testing: First Saturday of the month at 1:00 PM ET
Time When Siren Activated: 1:00 PM
Siren Loudness: 103.9 Decibels
Other Units Heard: Federal Signal Model 7A(?), Federal Signal Equinox
Other Enthusiasts Present:
Tommy (‪@buckeyenotifications‬)
Connor (‪@Thunderbolt1000Tfan‬)
What cancels the test:
1. Problem sending the signal to the siren
Location of this siren: maps.app.goo.gl/gJvK3coyeTyUV...
Equipment Used:
Main Shot: Canon Powershot SX70HS
Secondary Shot: Panasonic Camcorder HC-V180
Audio: Zoom H1n
Radio: Whistler WS-1040
Other Notes: After the faulty trashbeam, we went to Lansing for the ungodly low STH-10 at the Michigan State Capitol for the monthly Ingham County siren test. Surprisingly, it wasn’t that loud from where our equipment was but when we went underneath, holy sh*t that thing felt like a freaking chainsaw to the ears even with hearing protection. Connor’s meter almost hit 130 from underneath and it packed a freaking punch. That thing rattled everything in its path including our bodies. We felt that thing so hard like there was no tomorrow. Easily one of the loudest non-directional sirens I have ever heard in the wild. I definitely recommend you guys to check this thing out while it’s still active.
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[@SirensAndAlarmsOfNorthernIL]

That wind up sounds absolutely insane! Great vid!

[@CentralOHSirens]

Amazing video and echos

[@That_2_guy2T]

Didn't know this got recorded

[@robscott8296]

Man this puts the low in low mounted

[@GamingWithJonny3612]

Wow. How low! Nice video!

[@Snowcube]

Quality content

[@-northeastohiosirensandtra5641]

WOW that is cool!

[@WesternSouthDakotaRailfan2006]

Cool

[@Alco16-251F]

That thing sends sound out FAR!!!

[@gavinfout1663]

1:35 sounds like a Cessna plane flyover.

[@FS_3T22B_]

If I had one I would manually do fast wail

[@madisoncountysirens4295]

As unique as this is, this needs to be put back on the Capitol roof. I can only imagine the hazard it poses because its so low. Someone's life changed negatively within the matter of seconds.

[@gian3248]

Doesn't seem like there are any warnings there either, like a "Siren tested every xxx day of xxx month, wear hearing protection" or any of that, seems a little controversial for a government complex.

[@willamshugo283]

Where is the 7A? Also thanks for confirming this thing is still kicking, was worried it wasn't with the old Bolts getting cut

[@kansasclocksandsirens]

It's owned by the capital, so it's up to them on what to do with it

[@verndavis910]

Ŵhere in Lansing is this located???

[@SteelCitySirensandTrains]

Read description

[@theloneone381]

That thing looks like its really low to the ground.

[@Siren1000T1]

Yep. Even lower then Clifford's Model 5.

[@theloneone381]

@@Siren1000T1 that STH 10 is SURE to have a bigger punch.