Kidde Edwards EG1-CVM Chime Strobe Adjustable White

Product Description

The KIDDE EDWARDS EG1-CVM is a combination chime strobe notification appliance designed for fire alarm and life safety signaling systems. It delivers both audible chime output and visible strobe notification in a single device, reducing installation time and conduit runs compared to separate horn and strobe assemblies. The unit features adjustable high-to-low volume output, giving the installing technician the ability to match sound pressure levels to the ambient noise conditions of the protected space. The white housing is suited for wall-mount installation in commercial and residential occupancies where aesthetics and code compliance both matter.

This notification appliance is appropriate for use in fire alarm systems requiring combined audible and visible signaling per applicable life safety codes. Typical installation environments include corridors, common areas, classrooms, offices, and similar occupancies where both hearing and visually impaired occupant notification is required. The adjustable output makes it adaptable to quiet office spaces as well as louder mechanical or production areas. Licensed fire alarm technicians and electricians with fire alarm system experience are the primary installers of this device.

Key Features

• Combined chime and strobe in a single appliance reduces wiring and hardware costs
• Adjustable high-to-low audible output allows field tuning to ambient sound levels
• White housing suits standard commercial and residential interior finishes
• Single unit (sold individually) simplifies ordering for retrofit and new construction projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style notification appliance for use in conventional and addressable fire alarm signaling circuits. Verify system voltage and current draw requirements against the fire alarm control panel specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or qualified electrician in accordance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local codes. De-energize and silence the fire alarm control panel before wiring or removing any notification appliance circuit devices. Confirm polarity on supervised notification appliance circuits before restoring power. Do not exceed the notification appliance circuit current capacity of the connected fire alarm control panel.