Kidde - Edwards ANS25MDR2 Audio Notification Panel 25W Red

Product Description

The KIDDE - EDWARDS ANS25MDR2 is a 25-watt audio notification panel finished in red, designed for use in commercial fire alarm and mass notification systems. This panel drives audio signaling devices — horns, speakers, or combination units — to alert occupants during a fire or emergency event. It is installed and serviced by licensed fire alarm technicians operating under NFPA 72 and local authority having jurisdiction requirements. The red enclosure meets standard color coding for fire alarm equipment, making the panel easy to identify in an electrical room or control panel installation.

The ANS25MDR2 is suited for commercial fire alarm and burglar panel applications where a dedicated audio notification amplifier or control panel is required. Typical installations include office buildings, retail spaces, schools, and light industrial facilities that require a supervised audio output circuit. This unit ships as a single panel per package and is intended for professional installation within a listed fire alarm system.

Key Features

• 25-watt audio output capacity for driving notification appliances across a supervised circuit
• Red enclosure finish for standard fire alarm equipment identification
• Designed for commercial fire alarm and burglar panel system environments
• Single-unit package (sold individually)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style audio notification panel for commercial fire alarm and burglar alarm systems requiring a 25-watt audio output stage.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local codes. Disconnect all power and disable the fire alarm control panel before wiring or servicing this unit. Verify that the total load on the audio circuit does not exceed the rated 25-watt output capacity. Follow the manufacturer wiring documentation and obtain required inspections from the authority having jurisdiction before placing the system back in service.