Kidde Edwards EG4LFVWN Wall Horn Strobe Low Frequency

Product Description

The KIDDE EDWARDS EG4LFVWN is a wall-mounted combination horn and strobe device designed for fire alarm and life safety notification systems. It operates as an audible-visual appliance, producing both a low-frequency horn tone and a strobe flash to alert occupants of an emergency condition. The strobe output is rated across a range of 15 to 110 candela, making it suitable for a variety of notification zone requirements. Licensed fire alarm technicians and life safety contractors typically install this device as part of a code-compliant notification appliance circuit.

This unit is intended for wall-mount installation in commercial, institutional, and multi-family residential applications where low-frequency audible output is required. Low-frequency tones are increasingly specified under updated fire codes for sleeping areas and spaces where occupants may have difficulty hearing high-frequency signals. The EG4LFVWN fits into notification appliance circuits within addressable or conventional fire alarm control panel systems. It is sold individually as a single unit.

Key Features

• Combined horn and strobe in a single wall-mount housing reduces installation time and device count
• Low-frequency audible output meets code requirements for sleeping areas and hearing-impaired notification zones
• Strobe output range of 15 to 110 candela provides flexibility across different room sizes and spacing requirements
• Wall-mount form factor suitable for corridor, room, and common-area installation
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style notification appliance for use on compatible fire alarm notification appliance circuits. Consult the product data sheet and system panel documentation to confirm electrical compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local codes. De-energize the notification appliance circuit at the fire alarm control panel before wiring or removing any device. Verify the panel's notification appliance circuit voltage and current capacity are within the device's rated operating parameters prior to connection. Do not exceed the maximum allowable devices per circuit as defined by the panel manufacturer.