Kidde - Edwards K-RLCD-2 Remote Lcd Annunciator

Product Description

The KIDDE - EDWARDS K-RLCD-2 is a remote LCD annunciator designed to work with Evolve-ML fire alarm control systems. It provides a secondary display and control point away from the main panel, giving technicians and building personnel a clear view of system status from a remote location. The LCD interface displays system events, zone information, and alarm conditions. Licensed fire alarm technicians install this unit as part of a distributed annunciation layout where local code or building design requires remote monitoring capability.

The K-RLCD-2 is suited for commercial fire alarm installations where the Evolve-ML control panel is the central system. It is typically mounted at a building entry point, lobby, security desk, or any location where first responders or building staff need immediate access to fire alarm system status. This annunciator is sold as a single unit and integrates directly into the Evolve-ML network architecture without requiring additional interface modules.

Key Features

• LCD display provides clear readout of alarm, trouble, and supervisory system conditions
• Remote annunciation capability extends system visibility beyond the main control panel location
• Designed for direct integration with KIDDE - EDWARDS Evolve-ML fire alarm systems
• Single-unit packaging allows for straightforward procurement and installation planning

Compatibility

Compatible with the KIDDE - EDWARDS Evolve-ML fire alarm control panel series. Designed as a remote annunciator for use within Evolve-ML system architectures.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local codes. Power down and isolate the fire alarm control panel before making any wiring connections to the annunciator. Mounting location should comply with the authority having jurisdiction requirements for annunciator placement and visibility. Consult the manufacturer data sheet and system documentation for network addressing and configuration procedures.