ACA Allertor 125 (8/12 Port) Siren Test - Woodstock, IL

While on my way coming home from the 4th of July in Indiana I decided to stop by the Allertor before heading home. It wasn't loud despite the fact it's reverse wired. Before you go on in the comments and say "It's a P15," it isn't. It's an Allertor with a refitted penetrator horn.
Information:
Location: Bates Park
Testing day: First Tuesday at 10am
Date Recorded: 7/5/22
Recording distance: Around 300ft
Other people present: Thomas (Guitars and Sirens)
Gear:
Camera: Canon Powershot SX540
Microphone: Samsung Galaxy S20
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[@Mike1693_tsmlover]

when allertor disguised himself as p10/p15 to not get pee'd by P50

[@otyplumbingofficial]

Aca alerttor: help I’m being chased by Aca P-50! Aca: okay I got an idea! Aca: this won’t hurt, Aca alerttor *turns him into a P-50*

[@southeast_minnesota_sirens04]

Great video!

[@BusMaster99]

I'm honestly a bit disappointed they haven't fixed it yet. Woodstock appreciated my concern when I reported it to them last year.

[@benjaminbrown3939]

Probably because of how unique it is.

[@BusMaster99]

@@benjaminbrown3939 That makes no sense.

[@thedancingpickle6362]

Wait what happened?

[@BusMaster99]

@@thedancingpickle6362 It's reverse wired. As such, it's not as loud as it otherwise would be if wired the right way.

[@thedancingpickle6362]

@@BusMaster99 what would the city do if you quickly did it at night and wired the siren to be the right way without anybody knowing maybe you would get a fine for tampering with it but you'd actually have it wired right and actually work Play it's supposed to

[@AleronRattan]

When Allertor was trying to hide from P-50

[@OwenTheMeowstic]

Fun fact: This is an early Allertor model, due to its rotator cover and turntable.

[@borkluchtalarm]

And the port ratio.

[@vantaaax]

i think the port ratio is the biggest sign of it being an early allertor. the 2nd and 3rd gens only came in 9/12

[@Elyn-co2gr]

stops at 3:32

[@jacksvacssafety2620]

Nice Allertor you filmed, didn't the old horn get smashed?

[@Dewey122]

Yeah it did

[@BusMaster99]

@PineTree Sirens 1991*

[@Delaney-nh8yb]

Whoo

[@Elyn-co2gr]

really looks like aca p-10

[@matahari1939]

wait that aca p-10!

[@ACAAllertor125]

Yes. It’s a 8/12 Port P-10/15 even though They didn’t Come in 8/12 or 10/12 Port.

[@thedancingpickle6362]

No. It is a allertor that can it's projector die so it was replaced with a penetrator cone

[@ACAAllertor125]

I was Joking.

[@thedancingpickle6362]

@@ACAAllertor125 my bad

[@sugarmashofficial_6210]

Too confusing to be an allertor

[@TheEST270SPO]

This is an an alert or siren it just has a penetrators shroud because it’s original shroud was damaged around the 90s.

[@sugarmashofficial_6210]

@@TheEST270SPO yeah of course allertor is imitating as p10/p15

[@Irvine_kentuckyEAS2009]

p10 aca

[@gearmelugin3424]

that looks like a p 10 or p 15, allerters look like a toilet

[@JJP_SirenProductions06]

It's an ACA Allertor, I saw another video of this that a Penetrator horn was more accessible than a Allertor horn, P-10/15s only came in 9/12 port, this one's an 8/12 port, the Allertor horn was wrecked by a storm, the P-10/15 horns are the only horns they can access.

[@gearmelugin3424]

@@JJP_SirenProductions06 i still love it

[@JJP_SirenProductions06]

@@gearmelugin3424 Nice.