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Got most of the corrosion off without too much difficulty. The next thing I want to find out is where the green wire was suppose to be hooked up to. Does your model 55 have a similar looking design inside the unit?

Update on the unit. I popped it open to see why it sounded off, and well just take a look at the pictures. Can you tell me or provide any sort of pictures as to how it should look? Someone at some point had opened it up and messed with the wiring and put all of this weird looking powder-like...

Thanks for the help! It worked nicely. I may have to redo the 3 wires at some point since the insulation is so junked that it just crumbles at the slightest touch. I also have to fix the bent trumpet portion of the horn at some point since it could be making it sound off.

Alrighty, I'll try it out and see if it works or not. Thanks for the help!

So based on everything so far, green to ground, white to neutral, and black to hot (power)? The one thing I don't get though is that mine has a yellow wire and not a white one, not to mention the example you showed was black, black, green. Also, where would I even get a plug to wire this up to?

Finally got around to getting pictures of my unit. It's a lot older looking than the one you provided Finally got around to getting pictures of my unit. It's a lot older looking than the one you provided.

I recently bought a second-hand Federal Signal Model 55 110/120v (according to the metal plaque on the unit) resonating horn. From searching all over, no one has any available diagrams that show or tell what wires are responsible for what (i.e., ground, neutral, power, etc.) and the videos I've...

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So from what I can gather based on your video and the build date on the siren being sold (06/08), this would have the earlier M version? Keeping in mind that the Alpha and 295 series were slightly different (I think). Then again, didn't the Alpha 12Q have the Xecutor tone?

What does this version sound like? I can't find any videos on YouTube that demonstrate the tones.

Sent an email on the 13th of September, just checking to make sure it actually went through.

Thread can be locked or removed since I no longer am searching for this specific controller.

I am looking for a Federal Signal Unitrol Omega 8000 series controller for the Omega 90 amp. I would prefer to purchase one through ebay if possible. Or at the very least, PayPal Goods & Services.

The Legend Lives. Side note though, I have no clue what the original length would've been for the cables.

This could also help in determining some of the reasons why your siren sounds different. This is a document by Federal Signal about the Touchmaster TM4 and it does mention some variants in it. Page 4 of the document shows the dip switches which can be adjusted...

Well at least for Whelen sirens, not sure about Federal Signal, but there should be either a metal plate that has a date stamped into it or a sticker on the back of the siren or underneath the siren if you were to flip it over. An example of what one might say is "05/06" which would mean (as far...

Do you happen to know the MFG. date of the siren? My best guess is that this is either a Cal-spec siren or this might of been set up like a delta when it was being phased out? That's just my best guess though.

I'm going to assume this person doesn't make the cables anymore, correct?

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Never knew you could do a transaction directly through a PayPal purchase. I imagine that is somewhat similar to when you do any sort of checkout that you would find on any online retail site (i.e, Ebay, Walmart, Amazon, etc.)?

That certainly helps clear up any question about what cable it is, thanks! Now all I have to do is find someone that is willing to sell that cable.

If I were to purchase the Unitrol 8000, would it be done through Ebay after an agreement of some sort is made through a PM or? A bit new to how sales work on this forum.

I am looking for the amp to controller cable for the Unitrol Omega 90. From some quick digging I have found that it might be called the "CA90" cable, at least according to an online manual for the Omega 90. If this not the correct name of the cable, any help in finding the actual cable would be...

Howdy! I am interested in the Unitrol 8000 control head. Bit confused on the all connectors but no cables part though.