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Federal Signal

Federal Signal’s innovative equipment, signaling products, communication and security systems keep workers, first responders, and communities safe.

Overview

Federal Signal manufactures signaling, warning, and communication systems that protect workers, first responders, and communities, and has evolved since 1901 from illuminating city streets to advanced warning and mass notification. For police fleets it supplies lights and sirens along with push bumpers and tire deflation devices, and for fire and EMS it equips command vehicles, fire trucks, and ambulances with lights, sirens, and interoperable mass notification. Its work truck line covers DOT, construction, and utility fleets with lightbars, directional lights, beacons, back-up alarms, and camera systems. Mass notification products extend the same warning capability to community-scale emergencies.

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