The INT-8AT is a wall-mount temporal horn-strobe rated at 110 cd, the candela level Kidde recommends for sleeping areas where occupants need to be woken by the strobe alone. It runs on 16 to 33 Vdc, self-synchronizes with other Integrity devices on a common circuit, and mounts to a standard North American two-gang box with a single screw.
Built for the commercial fire installer
The horn is field-configurable for temporal or steady tone at high (98 dBA) or low (94 dBA) output, and terminals accept up to #12 AWG for polarized, diode-supervised connections. The red Noryl housing holds up in industrial and high-traffic areas, and the device is fully compatible with Genesis signals sharing the same circuit.
Key features
- 110 cd strobe: meets Kidde's recommended minimum intensity for sleeping-area applications
- Self-synchronizing: strobe and horn sync with other Integrity devices on a common circuit, no control module required
- Field-configurable output: temporal or steady tone, high (98 dBA) or low (94 dBA)
- Single-screw mounting plate: wire it, hang it for inspection, then fasten to the box
- Genesis-compatible for mixed-signal circuits
System requirements
Flush mounts to a standard North American two-gang electrical box (2-1/2" minimum). Requires a constant (not pulsed) 16 to 33 Vdc signal circuit. For outdoor use, install in an INT-WB weatherproof box.
Why choose the 110 cd model over the 15/75 cd version?
Does this horn-strobe need an external sync module?
Is this suitable for outdoor installation?
What box does this mount to?
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