Kidde - Edwards EWGAVWF Outdoor Horn Strobe 15-30cd

Product Description

The KIDDE - EDWARDS EWGAVWF is an outdoor-rated horn/strobe combination device designed for fire alarm and life safety notification systems. It delivers both audible and visual alerting in a single unit, producing a strobe output in the 15 to 30 candela range. Built for exterior installation, the EWGAVWF is suited for applications where exposure to weather conditions requires a ruggedized notification appliance. Licensed fire alarm technicians and electricians install this device as part of a compliant notification appliance circuit (NAC) in commercial and industrial life safety systems.

The EWGAVWF is intended for outdoor notification applications where both audible and visual signals are required. Typical install scenarios include exterior building entrances, loading docks, parking structures, and covered outdoor areas where ambient noise or distance from interior devices makes supplemental notification necessary. It is categorized under sound and strobe notification appliances and is sold as an individual unit.

Key Features

• Combined horn and strobe in a single outdoor-rated housing reduces installation points
• Strobe output rated at 15 to 30 candela for visible alerting in bright outdoor environments
• Designed for exterior installation with weather-resistant construction
• Suitable for use on standard notification appliance circuits (NAC)
• Single-unit quantity simplifies procurement for small or phased installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style outdoor notification appliance for use on compatible fire alarm notification appliance circuits in commercial and industrial life safety systems.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or electrician in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out all power to the NAC circuit before wiring or mounting the device. Follow the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) requirements for mounting height and device spacing to ensure code-compliant coverage. Do not energize the circuit until all connections are secured and inspected.