Federal Signal 3T22 - Alert & Attack - Boiling Springs, SC

Siren: Federal Signal 3T22B
Distance: 100 Feet
Signal: Alert; Attack
System: Spartanburg County
Testing: 1st Saturday of the month at 1 PM
Activation Policy: Alert for Tornado Warnings; Attack for other emergencies
Location: Boiling Springs Fire Department
Map (Siren 2): goo.gl/maps/EoWDx
Map (Spartanburg County): goo.gl/maps/ffmYO
Map (State of South Carolina): (#4.2; Page 1) goo.gl/maps/EHZJM
Description: I orignally planned to record the new T-128 in downtown Gaffney, the 3T22 near Woodruff in Laurens County, and then the Inman Community Fire Department 16 port Sentry 5V. I didn't feel like going to the T-128, due to the fact that it is unspecified whether it activates at 9 or 10 AM, so I skipped that, and decided not to record the 3T22 in Woodruff because it would be a short test. I left fairly late, at about 11:20 AM, and the estimated time of arrival at the time was 1:00, so I decided to just drive to this 3T22 in Boiling Springs, as I would not make it to the Sentry 5V. TrainsAndSirens1 told me the T-128 did not activate, so it was good that I did not try to record it, because my camcorder has (had; I bought a 2 hour battery for it today) a 30 minute battery. The 3T22 activated at 1:01, so if I had tried to make it to the 5V, I would've missed it anyway. I assumed it was three phase, until it activated and sounded lower pitched than regular three phase XT22s.
Statement from the Spartanburg County Emergency Management Agency
Warning Siren Testing
-The Spartanburg County Office of Emergency Management conducts monthly tests of County warning sirens. On the first Saturday of each month, the outdoor warning sirens are briefly activated at 1:00 pm. This program is designed to maintain a reliable warning system. In the event of bad weather, the test may be cancelled to avoid confusion.
Tornado Warning
-If a Tornado Warning is received from the National Weather Service, sirens in the area will sound as follows:
-Type of activation: 3-minute continuous sounding siren.
Recommended action: Seek shelter immediately & implement tornado plan.
Potential or Actual Emergency
-other than tornadoes. If the public must be notified of a public emergency other than a tornado emergency (i.e. hazardous material, fire, etc) sirens in the area will sound as follows:
-Type of activation: 3-minute fast high-low tone siren
Recommended action: Access other mediums regarding the specific threat; monitor local TV or radio stations for more information and guidance.

[@TheSleepyMechanic0524]

i only have STH-10's where i live :( i love the sound of this siren. great video

[@Siren1000T1]

This sounds pretty similar like a T-bolt on Chopper Level 4. Nice vid.

[@MinecraftPro97k]

0:10 Yes, I like the sound.

[@DaDrummerDude-xw1iv]

my town only has 3 sirens it's pretty small. 2 out of 3 are 3t22 and 1 2t22 by my grandparents. it's literally in there backyard

[@cooldomino1800]

Nice!!!! It’s 1 phase

[@johnseeger9232]

Sth10s are still awesome!

[@joshuaeckberg6675]

sounds like a klaxon cs8 in all clear mode.

[@meesguyy]

Joshua Eckberg hmmmm not quite

[@joshmckinnley745]

Was this siren just refurbished?

[@derekwall200]

how loud do these get at 100 feet in decibels?

[@Savagegamer2413]

115-125 decibels

[@SouthGeorgiaSirens]

@@Savagegamer2413 113*

[@TheTechnologymachinery]

sounds like a thunderbolt on chopper 4

[@MinecraftPro97k]

It does

[@youraveragegearhead9993]

Probably a 3t22b

[@theasiankid1683]

Is this a B series???

[@Sipex6484]

It is single phase.