Potter Electric SH-120W 120V Ac Strobe Horn White

Product Description

The Potter Electric Signal Co. SH-120W is a combination strobe and horn alarm notification device designed for 120-volt AC applications. It delivers both audible and visible alerts in a single white housing, making it suitable for fire alarm and life safety notification systems. Licensed fire alarm technicians and electrical contractors typically install this unit as part of a code-compliant notification appliance circuit. The integrated strobe and horn design reduces installation points and simplifies wiring runs in commercial and residential life safety installations.

The SH-120W is used in fire alarm notification circuits where both audible and visual signaling are required. Its white housing suits environments where aesthetics matter, such as offices, healthcare facilities, schools, and multi-family residential buildings. It is intended for indoor installation and connects directly to 120-volt AC power, eliminating the need for a separate signal booster or transformer in standard applications.

Key Features

• Combined strobe and horn in a single unit reduces installation time and hardware count
• Operates on 120-volt AC power for direct connection to standard notification appliance circuits
• White housing blends with standard interior wall and ceiling finishes
• Sold individually for flexible placement throughout a notification system layout

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style notification appliance for use in 120-volt AC fire alarm and life safety signaling systems requiring combined audible and visible output.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or qualified electrician in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local codes. De-energize the notification appliance circuit fully before wiring or mounting the device. Confirm that the circuit voltage and current capacity are within the device ratings before connecting. Mounting height and placement should follow NFPA 72 strobe photometric spacing requirements for the protected area.