Kidde - Edwards EVOLVE-ML-G Addressable Fire Alarm Panel

Product Description

The KIDDE - EDWARDS EVOLVE-ML-G is a four-loop addressable fire alarm control panel designed for commercial and light industrial fire detection and notification systems. This unit ships as a single panel and is intended for installation by licensed fire alarm technicians. The four-loop architecture allows connection of a large number of addressable devices across multiple circuits, making it suitable for mid-size to larger protected premises. The EVOLVE-ML-G includes one built-in loop card as part of its standard configuration, supporting scalable system design.

The EVOLVE-ML-G is used in commercial fire alarm applications where addressable panel technology is required. It is suited for new construction and retrofit installations in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and similar occupancies that require a code-compliant addressable fire alarm system. The four-loop capacity supports zoning across multiple floors or areas within a single structure. Installation is performed by certified fire alarm contractors in accordance with applicable codes including NFPA 72.

Key Features

• Four-loop addressable architecture for expanded device capacity
• One built-in loop card included as standard configuration
• Addressable panel design supports precise point identification for each device
• Single-unit configuration sold as one panel per order
• Designed for commercial fire detection and notification system integration

Compatibility

Designed as an addressable fire alarm control panel within the EVOLVE-ML series product line. Specific device and module compatibility should be verified against KIDDE - EDWARDS system documentation and applicable installation manuals before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician in compliance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local codes. Disconnect all power sources, including AC mains and battery backup, before making any wiring connections to the panel. Verify addressable device loop wiring continuity and polarity prior to system commissioning. Do not energize the panel until all field wiring and device programming have been reviewed and confirmed correct.