Kidde - Edwards EWGSVWF Outdoor Speaker Strobe Fire

Product Description

The KIDDE - EDWARDS EWGSVWF is an outdoor-rated combination speaker and strobe unit designed for fire alarm notification systems. It delivers both audible and visible alert signals simultaneously, making it suitable for applications where occupants must be notified of a fire condition through multiple sensory channels. Licensed fire alarm technicians and low-voltage electricians install this device as part of a compliant notification appliance circuit. The white finish is suited for interior-facing outdoor installations where aesthetics and code compliance both apply.

The EWGSVWF is intended for outdoor fire alarm notification applications where weather-exposed or semi-exposed mounting is required. Combination speaker-strobe devices of this type are commonly installed on building exteriors, covered walkways, parking structures, and similar spaces where both audible tone and visual strobe output are required to meet life-safety code requirements for occupant notification.

Key Features

• Combination speaker and strobe in a single unit reduces conduit runs and mounting points
• White housing finish suits exterior and semi-exposed mounting locations
• Outdoor-rated construction for use in weather-exposed notification appliance circuits
• Dual-mode notification delivers both audible and visual fire alarm signals

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation outdoor speaker-strobe notification appliance for fire alarm systems requiring outdoor-rated combination audible and visible devices.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or qualified low-voltage electrician in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local fire codes. Disconnect and lock out the fire alarm control panel before wiring any notification appliance circuit devices. Verify polarity on the notification appliance circuit before restoring power and conducting a full system functional test. Do not install in locations that exceed the environmental ratings of the device.