Kidde Edwards FX-10R 10 Zone Fire Alarm Control Panel

Product Description

The KIDDE EDWARDS FX-10R is a 10-zone conventional fire alarm control panel (FACP) designed for building fire detection and alarm systems. Operating at 120 volts, this panel serves as the central hub for monitoring conventional initiating device circuits across up to 10 zones. The red enclosure meets standard fire alarm panel identification requirements. Licensed fire alarm technicians and electrical contractors install this unit as part of a complete conventional fire detection system in commercial or light industrial occupancies.

The FX-10R is suited for conventional fire alarm applications where individual zone monitoring is required. Typical installations include small-to-mid-size commercial buildings, schools, warehouses, and other occupancies requiring a dedicated FACP with discrete zone identification. The panel integrates with conventional smoke detectors, heat detectors, manual pull stations, and notification appliances to form a complete fire alarm system.

Key Features

• 10 individual conventional initiating device circuits for zone-level fault and alarm identification
• 120-volt AC primary power input for standard commercial electrical service
• Red enclosure finish for code-compliant fire alarm panel visibility
• Conventional FACP architecture supports a wide range of compatible initiating and notification devices
• Single-panel unit quantity for straightforward procurement and installation

Compatibility

Designed for use in conventional fire alarm systems as a 10-zone FACP. Compatible devices and system configurations should be verified against the FX-10R product manual prior to installation. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or qualified electrical contractor in accordance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local fire codes. Disconnect and lock out AC power before servicing or wiring the panel. All field wiring, grounding, and overcurrent protection must comply with NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements for fire alarm circuits. Do not energize the panel until all field wiring connections have been verified and the system has been fully tested per the authority having jurisdiction.