Kidde - Edwards EGCAVWA-CVR Ceiling Horn Strobe Cover

Product Description

The KIDDE - EDWARDS EGCAVWA-CVR is a replacement cover designed for ceiling-mounted horn and strobe notification appliances. This white cover fits over compatible alert-series ceiling horn/strobe units, protecting internal components and maintaining a clean finished appearance in commercial and residential life-safety installations. It is a notification accessory sold as an individual unit and is typically handled by licensed fire alarm technicians or low-voltage contractors during installation, replacement, or routine inspection of fire alarm notification systems.

This cover is used in ceiling-mounted fire alarm notification applications where an alert-series horn/strobe device is installed. Typical environments include commercial office spaces, healthcare facilities, schools, and multi-family residential buildings where ceiling-mounted audible/visual notification appliances are required by code. It is suited for new installations as well as service replacements where the original cover is damaged or missing.

Key Features

• White finish for a clean, unobtrusive appearance on standard ceiling surfaces
• Designed specifically for ceiling horn and strobe notification appliance housings in alert-series configurations
• Sold as an individual unit for targeted replacement or installation
• Notification accessory category fitting - supports compliance with fire alarm system aesthetics and enclosure requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement cover for ceiling-mounted horn and strobe notification appliances in alert-series fire alarm systems.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement of fire alarm notification appliance covers should be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or low-voltage contractor in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local codes. De-energize the notification appliance circuit at the fire alarm control panel before servicing any cover or device. Ensure the cover seats fully and securely before restoring power and conducting a system functional test.