UPDATE: I found out that most use Mastercom B correct me if im wrong

Does anyone know what kind of siren Georgia State Patrol uses? I have been searching all over Google and YouTube and can't find anything about them.

Edited February 4, 20215 yr by Griff82

Correct, some of the cars have a Code 3 Mastercom B. The newer builds though are Whelen powered by carbide/cantrol. Just search for Whelen 295, it's the same tone. 

In most all my time in georgia I say they do use mastercom-b but when i hear some responding it sounds like  Wheelen epsilon or Whelen Cen com But more so in the fayette/clayton counties it whould be mastercom-b

Former LEO in GA here. All the GSP Troopers I ever worked with were out of Post 26 - Thomaston. Their patrol cars had full Whelen Packages installed. All vehicle had Whelen CenCom Sapphires installed. It has basically become a standard for them now. The Mastercom B is very rare since the State of GA makes sure Troopers have the latest Chargers, Explorers, and Tahoes for SCRT/K-9 Troopers. The Chargers out of Post 26 are all 2019 Chargers.

I live in clayton county and ive gone to fayette because of family, they have and use cencom, my dad works for CCFES(Clayton County Fire and Emergency Services) and they use the Cencom for most of their vehicles.

A little late but does anyone know the Georgia State Patrol Siren Chirp and what its called?

 

The siren chirp is basically a priority siren played for like a millisecond when a trooper has a regular looped siren playing and it will only turn on if the trooper puts his car in park while the regular looped siren is playing. This feature is to help troopers relocate their car if they chase a suspect into the woods for example and have to go back to the patrol vehicle after the scene is deescalated. Hope this helps but also I need what that low frequency wail siren is called, It’s like a howler more than a rumbler if anyone knows please add a comment.