Kidde - Edwards 1206B Wire Guard

Product Description

The KIDDE - EDWARDS 1206B is a wire guard designed to protect fire detection and notification devices from physical damage in demanding installation environments. This type of protective accessory is commonly used in industrial, commercial, and institutional settings where detectors or sounders are exposed to accidental impact or vandalism. The wire guard fits over compatible devices to shield the unit while still allowing sound, light, or sensing functions to operate without interference. Installation is straightforward and is typically performed by licensed fire alarm technicians or qualified electricians during system commissioning or device replacement.

The 1206B wire guard is suited for use in warehouses, gymnasiums, manufacturing facilities, correctional facilities, and other locations where fire alarm devices require added mechanical protection. It is sold as an individual unit and is categorized as a fire accessory, making it a standard add-on during new installations or upgrades to existing fire detection systems. Its design maintains the functional performance of the protected device while providing a durable physical barrier.

Key Features

• Protects fire alarm devices from accidental impact and vandalism
• Allows full operation of the shielded device without signal interference
• Sold as an individual unit for flexible single-device deployment
• Appropriate for commercial, industrial, and institutional fire alarm installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style accessory for use with compatible KIDDE - EDWARDS fire detection and notification devices in commercial and industrial fire alarm systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or qualified electrician in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local codes. Power down or disable the fire alarm circuit before servicing any connected device. Ensure the guard is fully seated and secured before restoring system power and conducting a functional test of the protected device.