Kidde - Edwards FSRZI-SA Remote Alarm Supervisory Indicator

Product Description

The KIDDE - EDWARDS FSRZI-SA is a remote alarm and supervisory indicator designed for use with E-FSC fire suppression control systems. This annunciator provides visual status monitoring at a remote location, allowing facility personnel and fire protection technicians to confirm system alarm and supervisory conditions without being stationed at the main control panel. It is a single-unit device sold individually and is installed as part of a complete fire suppression control network in commercial and industrial fire protection applications.

The FSRZI-SA is intended for use with E-FSC series fire suppression control panels. Typical installations include commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and any occupancy where remote annunciation of alarm and supervisory signals is required by the authority having jurisdiction. It provides a straightforward remote indication point where monitoring of suppression system status is necessary at a secondary location.

Key Features

• Remote annunciation of both alarm and supervisory conditions
• Designed specifically for use with E-FSC fire suppression control systems
• Single-unit device for individual installation at remote monitoring locations
• Supports fire suppression system status visibility away from the main panel

Compatibility

Designed as a remote annunciator indicator for use with E-FSC fire suppression control panels. Consult the E-FSC installation documentation to confirm compatibility with specific panel configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed fire protection technician or qualified contractor in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local codes. De-energize and disable the fire suppression control system before beginning any wiring work, following the panel manufacturer lockout procedures. All field wiring connections must meet the requirements of NFPA 70 (NEC) and the E-FSC installation manual. Verify proper operation of all alarm and supervisory indicators after installation before returning the system to service.