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La Q2B (Q-siren) es una sirena electromecánica producida por la Federal Signal Corporation. La mayoría de los usuarios de la Q-siren son departamentos de bomberos, aunque algunas ambulancias y equipos de rescate pesados han empleado la Q-siren, junto con algunos VFDs que las utilizan como sirenas de alerta de incendio, o municipios que podrían raramente usarlas como sirenas de alerta al aire libre. La Q2B está montada fuera del camión de bomberos, generalmente en el buffer delantero, encima de un buffer frontal extendido o en la parrilla. El montaje de techos ya no es común debido al ruido en la cabina. Algunos departamentos, incluyendo el Departamento de Bomberos de la Ciudad de Nueva York, han dejado de usar la sir

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The Q2B (Q-siren) is an electromechanical siren produced by the Federal Signal Corporation. The majority of users of the Q-siren are fire departments, although some ambulances and heavy rescue squads have employed the Q-siren, along with some VFDs using them as fire warning sirens (before pagers were made), or municipalities which might rarely use them as outdoor warning sirens. ^[1] The Q2B is mounted outside the fire truck, usually in the front bumper, on top of an extended front bumper or on the grill. Roof-mounting is no longer common due to noise in the cab. Some departments, including the New York City Fire Department, have stopped using the siren due to its loud volume, which has led to it being replaced by electronic versions such as the e-Q2B.