Federal Signal RSL-SMM-BK Radiant Sound Module 16 Tones

Product Description

The Federal Signal Corporation RSL-SMM-BK is a sound module designed for use with the Radiant series signaling system. It provides 16 selectable tones, giving installers flexibility to match audible alert patterns to specific facility requirements or code-compliant notification zones. This module is a component-level addition to a compatible Radiant base unit, expanding its audio signaling capability. It is finished in black to blend with the host device. Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or fire alarm system technicians working within commercial or industrial notification system installations.

The RSL-SMM-BK is suited for commercial, industrial, and institutional environments where audible notification is required as part of a larger emergency or alerting system. It fits into applications such as mass notification, evacuation signaling, and facility alert systems. The black finish makes it appropriate for installations where aesthetics matter alongside function. This module is sold as an individual unit and is intended to be paired with a compatible Radiant series signal device rather than used as a standalone product.

Key Features

• 16 selectable tones for flexible audible alert configuration
• Black finish for aesthetic compatibility with dark-colored host units
• Component-level module design for expanding Radiant series signal devices
• Sold as a single unit for targeted replacement or system expansion

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style sound module expansion component for compatible Federal Signal Corporation Radiant series signaling devices. No specific model compatibility data was provided in the product information.

Installation Notes

This sound module should be installed by a qualified electrician or certified fire alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local codes. De-energize the host signaling unit completely before attaching or removing any module. Follow the Radiant system manufacturer documentation for proper module seating and connection. Do not force the module into position, as improper installation may damage the host unit or the module interface.