Fire Department POV Response #47 (Smart Siren Platnuim & Carson SA-500M) 

911ep500 lol youtube hit you with that copyright claim? Lol

Armyconrad Crooked UMG did 😂

I’m going to admit that is a pretty good song though! 😄

Yes he does. I love it .

He is SIRENHEAD

What siren does he have? : Yes.

It is just a standard 200W siren module. He has 2 100W speakers, and a rumbler that replaces one of those speakers when activated. Every big name 200W siren can do delay and dual tones. That fast high/low that sounds like a ringing phone I believe that is a Whelen only tone, so im assuming he has a Whelen siren.

@@jmhm17 Judging by all the siren tones, the guy has Whelen, Federal Signal & Carson The Federal Signal was the Smart Siren Platinum & Rumbler, The Whelen was the phaser hi-lo & the Carson was the SA-500M

Well at least he pulled over

Nice catch. That's a sticky situation at times. Best not to leave the roadway when there is no hard shoulder.

Thought that counts, next time don't put the truck in a ditch pulling over haha

I love lightning

Truck slid

Appreciate it brother!

I’m a retired firefighter. Most of these comments you read aren’t from real fire fighters, they’re mostly children playing pretend mixed with a few other hotdogs that hang around stations. Just tell them to go and stand in the road then ignore them.

Bull. he was speeding when the video started, now hes speeding with lights and sirens. WAY too fast. I doubt his VOL FF laws allow him more than 10 over the limit and he is going insane with it. Im sure he responds the same way for a lift assist.

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I bet you hesitated there a few seconds before you realized it was your alert.

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Oh geez that would be bad if u didn't realize it was yours and the vid and not just the vid

Lol

I did the same thing HAHA

😂the sound is ingrained in our brains

avenger007007 Rumbler variable to the sirens, gives it a different frequency and makes the human ear more seceptible to hearing it

He has the county radio in his car. The call in progress will be on tac channels he's on the main dispatch channel

me too dude!

I AGREE - I'm from New Hampshire and our unmarked Fire Vehicle's are the same color as the main rig's: Red, White and Amber Light's and Siren's. Blue Light's are for Police Vehicle's. But just in case you ask - Green Light's are Security Vehicle's.

@@DreadWing7777 yeah it's crazy that we can't have sirens

There is a lot of abuse to this stuff. Hinders the people that are legit.

@@bondoly66 yeah but the law pretty much says f*** you to firefighters cuz we can't respond with sirens.

Ask your state, first.

@@JV-pu8kx Most states allow it. Most departments don't allow it. That's how people get killed.

I respond via POV and have my gear in my Tahoe, minus SCBA

My dept sop and sog we don’t carry gear in car we have to go to station

Jim Coulter he is usually a lot closer but i guess he was out already doing stuff

that’s true dude

RMwx has to be a manual box theres no way tones were getting switched that much and in a very particular manner just by where the horn is

Xavier Gardner and engine siren.. i saw a little much 😂

I fully agree

I do like the siren sounds though those are pretty cool

Idk if regular firefighters can, but the chief, deputy chief, and maybe officer can

At my department, (volunteer, shepherdstown wv) we have a duty officers vehicle and ems utility/chase vehicle. The ems chief can take home the ems chase or duty vehicle. The chief can take the duty, and any other officer can take either one. We do POV response, but usually to station. We are not allowed to pass the station if the call is past ot without stopping and hopping on a leaving vehicle. If the call is the other way, then we can respond straight to scene. Just rare light use. My ems chief used red dash lights

My station is a small town rural station.

My department, you can run POV right to the scene, especially if it's between you and the station and you have your gear

For my department its chiefs and fire police go to scene and the rest go to the hall, but I tend to get a lot of EMS calls right down the street from me and I just call the EMS captain who usually goes to every call and say that they just need manpower for the ambulance if I'm going straight to scene.

We are covered as long as we are with in reasonable distance

@@ep-ou7sc must be nice. Courtesy lights are usually almost always useless. I do know coming on the backroads they would help me significantly going to calls from out of town.

what are you guys allowed to run?

@@rickfrank7934 blue courtesy lights. Have to abide by all traffic rules and regulations enroute.

That's what VFDs have to run in Indiana also.And civilians aren't required to stop for blues here.Most will stop,but thwy aren't required.

Truck slid

I will NEVER put my veh in a ditch to move over for a pov. im sorry. ex FF here

Justin Pease can u delete gd

Justin Pease the song is island on the sun

Disagree you pot head

patrick perry what the heck dude😂😂

patrick perry u know freedom of speech dosnt mean u literally can say every fuckin thing In the planet to people

Yes he is, Kentucky, and if you can but it and its Amber, white, and red and you can buy it (Including siren) then yes its allowed.

Ethan Evans Indiana follows the blue light law. Kentucky is smart and gives them the option to use sirens which makes for a faster response time. Guess I’m moving to Kentucky then.

Right that's what I'm saying bruh

I'm from Germany and here we are only allowed to put a yellow sign with the text "Feuerwehr im Einsatz" (In english it would mean "Fire Department on way to a call" or "Fire Department on a call") on the roof of our private car

Lol its a 2005 Ford Five Hundred with 3.0 v6. For being a v6 land yacht she sounds great!

All the same car, but doesn’t matter because he’s out driving the sirens so when he kills himself the guy on the stand will say he never heard it

@@zilch7116 This is not true, we respond on the highway and freeways at 100+, You can still hear that siren half a mile ahead of you.

Idk if you'll use it in a hood way or bad way but sure lol

@@ep-ou7sc it would be used to show the students the theory of CEVO in a practical setting

I’m a vol ff in North Carolina sadly you cannot use a siren nor can you use blue lights because the North Carolina state troopers use that. You can use red white and amber or any variation of the three people here are courteous enough to move over

Born in raised in south jersey. Got the hell away from there the first chance i could lol. Awful laws. Its funny bc volunteers are in a more heavily populated area where time is more critical and proper warning devices are more nesscary. They are Strobes n More D6s

Yeah same here. South jersey born and raised. Laws suck here. I agree 100% with you.

@@FireAndEMS where you from??? Im from bellmawr

I live in central Jersey. Irvington Township.

911ep500 Cape May County

Yes this is op's car

911ep500 not as embarrassing compared to what I said lol 😂 everybody makes fun of me now! Check your Facebook I’ll tell ya what I said

I guess he forgot that the radio delays when you key up, and when you let go. lol

Garitt Pickford this is in Bullitt County Kentucky. We’re allowed to use lights and sirens in Kentucky depending on your departments SOP’s. I’m applying to one of this guys neighboring departments and they allow it. It’s all based on state law and department procedures

Where I’m from we’re allowed red/blue, white/amber. Or any combination. Along with sirens.

Garitt Pickford I was on the B&R VFD in MO and we ran blue/red lights and siren with no certification or training

Nicholas Murphy in Kentucky, volunteers can run red/white lights with a siren. 360 degree coverage and visible from 500 feet away is the law at the moment!

What about in South Carolina?? I'm gonna moving there later this year and need to know

96 saber! Yes!

Yup! We are in Bullitt County. Very southern part before etown

@@ep-ou7sc best wail

This kentucky where we get to be American haha

@911ep500 ok I wish Washington and Oregon would let us some day soon run with the same POV equipment that you all get to

Funny. Here is Saskatchewan, Volunteer Firefighters can do the same thing the creator of this video did, red lights and sirens, with the same privileges that Fire trucks enjoy.

I dig those green lights unfortunately here they designate a command vehicle

And here in my state of Illinois we have to use blue lights with no sirens

@@patrickharvey158 in New York State, blue lights and no sirens for Volunteer Firefighters , Green lights and no sirens for Volunteer EMS.

@@patrickharvey158 it should be noted that New York State has recently made pulling over for a blur light a requirement, but blues are still courtesy.

Since when is fire red in Colorado where I lived police were red fire was blue

@@Coaltrain87. fire has always been red in colorado. All of our equipment was red and clear lighting. Police were red and blue. I lived on the western slope and have never seen blue on fire or ems. Maybe if you live on the front range it was different but not west of Denver

@@benjaminkent4397 lived in eagle and was on their FD definitely all blue

Island in the sun weezer

@@ep-ou7sc Thanks.

William Simpson Texas almost guaranteed, these are our light laws.

Got a second truck out once I got there! 2 full companies

Jonathan DeMont it appears to look like a whelen talon and federal knockoff brand light. Basically a shitty set up. Two different lights that don’t even look the same. Smh.

He's giving the off brand light a year long test beside the real light. It's not permanent.

I think he meant "What dash CAM...."

Central Florida Fire Responses Lebanon Junction, Kentucky

I thought it was Pa, too until I remembered that he isn't a chief and only chiefs can run Reds and a siren in PA.

The first siren is a Federal Signal Smart Siren Platnium and the second is a Carson SA-500M

Still working on the ride along in the trucks

Are you chief

@@evankell9300 negative. State law allows red and siren

Top Cat 5643 yes KY state law allows red lights and sirens for all volunteers. In PA volunteers can only have blue lights, no sirens

Sounds like an EQB

Mine is 3 mins from me station but i was on my way to the store when the run came out

Sounded awesome tho didnt?!

@@ep-ou7sc hell yeah it did!

Yeah lights and sirens are more like "please move over" instead of "get the funk out of my way" like they should be

Gear is kept at station and our SOP is to go to the station for a truck. Can't fight fire without water and tools

911ep500 can’t fight fire if you’re taking ten minutes to get your trucks on the street. Foundation savers

@@dustinsingley2314 want my chiefs number?

911ep500 will he have enough time to talk on the phone during the tick-house pancake breakfast

Lol it's a car.

gamingbros02 He is not a cop fyi.

gamingbros02 stfu

MOPARGuy you too dumbass. All I said was good driving shut up

DoIt DeWitt + *Well, I don’t hate “hose draggers...”*

Island in the sun by weezer

@@ep-ou7sc thank you

I did at 4:19

I did even tho the video didn't portray it. Plus I have the right of way

@@ep-ou7sc best wail if used for 10 min