Kidde - Edwards 2452THS-110-R Horn Strobe Red 110cd

Product Description

The KIDDE - EDWARDS 2452THS-110-R is a combination horn and strobe notification appliance rated at 110 candela, designed for use in fire alarm and life safety systems. This unit delivers both audible and visible emergency signaling in a single device, reducing installation time and conduit runs compared to separate horn and strobe installations. The red housing meets typical code color requirements for fire alarm notification appliances. Licensed fire alarm installers and low-voltage contractors handle installation as part of a larger notification circuit. It ships as a single unit and is suited for commercial and institutional environments where high-candela strobe output is required by code.

The 2452THS-110-R is applied in commercial fire alarm notification systems where both audible and high-intensity visible alerting are required. At 110 candela, the strobe output meets the higher-output thresholds commonly required in large open areas, corridors, and occupancies governed by NFPA 72 and ADA visibility requirements. Typical installations include offices, schools, healthcare facilities, and industrial buildings. The device is intended for wall or ceiling mounting as part of a supervised notification appliance circuit (NAC) within a listed fire alarm control panel system.

Key Features

• Combined horn and strobe in a single red housing reduces installation hardware and labor
• 110 candela strobe output meets high-visibility thresholds for large or open occupancies
• Red housing aligns with standard fire alarm color coding requirements
• Single-unit (EA) packaging for per-device procurement and job-site inventory control
• Suitable for NFPA 72 compliant notification appliance circuit installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style notification appliance for use on supervised fire alarm notification appliance circuits (NAC) in listed commercial fire alarm systems.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or low-voltage contractor in accordance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local codes. De-energize and disable the fire alarm control panel before connecting or disconnecting any notification appliance circuit wiring. Verify NAC voltage and current draw compatibility with the fire alarm control panel before adding devices to an existing circuit. Mounting surface, wire gauge, and end-of-line resistor placement must follow the panel manufacturer and AHJ requirements.