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The POTTER ELECTRIC SIGNAL pe-stw is a wall-mount LED strobe designed for visual notification in fire alarm and life safety systems. It features a white housing with a clear lens and delivers bright, consistent illumination using an efficient LED light source. The LED design draws lower current than legacy xenon strobes, which helps preserve notification appliance circuit (NAC) capacity across larger installations. Selectable candela output lets the installing technician match light intensity to the size and code requirements of the protected space. This unit is intended for installation by licensed fire alarm technicians following applicable NFPA and local AHJ requirements.
The pe-stw is suited for commercial, residential, and institutional life safety applications where a wall-mount visual notification appliance is required. Typical install scenarios include corridors, common areas, classrooms, offices, and patient rooms where audible-only coverage is insufficient or where hearing-impaired occupant notification is mandated. The unit mounts to standard electrical boxes, making integration into existing or new fire alarm wiring straightforward. Its clean white finish provides a professional appearance consistent with modern facility aesthetics.
Designed as an OEM-style visual notification appliance for use on notification appliance circuits in standard fire alarm control panel installations.
Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local codes. De-energize the notification appliance circuit at the fire alarm control panel before making any wiring connections. Verify polarity on the NAC circuit prior to restoring power and confirm the selected candela setting meets the AHJ-approved coverage requirements for the space. Test strobe operation per NFPA 72 commissioning procedures before placing the system back in service.
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