The Kidde Genesis LED EGCVRF drops a field-selectable multi-candela ceiling strobe onto commercial fire alarm NAC circuits without blowing the power budget. LED technology draws significantly less current than legacy xenon strobes at every candela setting, so you fit more appliances per circuit and spend less time recalculating wire runs.
Built for the fire alarm installer
Six candela settings (15, 30, 60, 75, 95, 115 cd) are selectable at the device - one SKU covers multiple room sizes and ADA spacing tables without stocking separate models. Red housing with FIRE marking meets UL 1971 and ULC-S526 listing requirements for commercial occupancies. The room-side wiring plate is included, so terminations happen from below the ceiling without pulling the device off the box.
Key features
- Field-selectable candela: 15, 30, 60, 75, 95, 115 cd - one SKU covers corridor, open office, and large assembly spacing tables
- LED technology: lower current draw per candela setting means more appliances per NAC circuit and fewer power supply calculations
- Room-side wiring plate included: terminate wiring from below the ceiling grid without removing the strobe from the box
- Genesis sync compatible: synchronized flash across the notification circuit for code-compliant visual notification
- UL 1971 and ULC-S526 listed for commercial fire alarm applications in the US and Canada
- Low-profile ceiling mount: clean appearance on T-bar, hard-lid, and exposed-structure ceilings
System requirements
Mounts to a standard 4" square electrical box, 4" octagon box, or 3-1/2" round box. Connects to notification appliance circuits on any compatible fire alarm control panel (FACP). Use with Genesis synchronization modules for code-compliant synchronized strobe flash across the notification zone.
How many candela settings does the EGCVRF have?
Does the EGCVRF require a special backbox?
Is the wiring plate included?
Will this sync with other Genesis strobes on the same NAC circuit?
What is the current draw advantage of LED vs xenon Genesis strobes?
Is the EGCVRF UL listed for commercial fire alarm use?
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