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Installation
Description, Specifications, Installation, and Service Manual
Federal Signal
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Figure 5 Siren Base Plate
291277A
3.49
9.00
3.49
3.49
2.39
18.00
90°
4X 1.62
4X 45°
4X 2.47
4X 4.94
2.39
9.00
6.23
3.49
18.00
6.23
Ø23.25
20X Ø0.56
Flat Surface Mounting
This installation configuration is practical when the installation site is on a flat-roofed
building. A weight distribution mat is often required to distribute the siren’s weight on the
roof safely. A Structural Engineer is required.
Driver Connections
Depending on the model of siren used, the number of driver connections and wire colors
will vary. This is due to the different number of drivers required for each model. See
Figures 6 and 7 for wiring and position.
Observe proper polarity when making these connections:
• The striped wire is common and goes to position 2.
• The solid colored wire is signal high and goes to position 1.
NOTE: Drivers on all Modulators except MOD1004 and MOD2008 are not assembled due
to shipping orientation.
The bottom module in the speaker array is an inactive module. This means there are no
drivers contained in the module. The next module up is called module number one. The
next module above module one is called module number two, and so forth. These are
referred to as active modules. Each active module contains four (4) drivers, except the
MOD6032B, which has two modules with eight (8) drivers.
