The EGCSVWA-CVR is a replacement cover for Kidde's Genesis LED EGCS Series ceiling-mount speaker-strobes. White housing with red ALERT marking - snap it on to change out a FIRE, plain, or damaged cover without pulling the device off the ceiling or touching the wiring.
Quick-swap cover design
Genesis EGCS covers remove and install with a flathead screwdriver. No need to unmount the device, disconnect wiring, or reconfigure strobe or speaker settings. The cover snaps into place over the existing notification appliance, preserving all field-configured output levels.
Key details
- Fits Genesis LED EGCS Series ceiling speaker-strobes (models with SV designation: EGCSVRF, EGCSVRN, EGCSVWF, EGCSVWN, EGCSVWA)
- ALERT marking in red on white housing for mass notification and emergency communication applications
- No rewiring required: swap cover markings from FIRE to ALERT or plain without disturbing the device or wiring
- Matches Genesis aesthetics with the same low-profile ceiling-mount design
Specifications
| SKU | KD-EGCSVWA-CVR |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kidde Commercial |
| Form factor | Replacement cover for Genesis LED EGCS Series ceiling speaker-strobes |
| Color | White (RAL 9002) |
| Marking | ALERT (red lettering) |
| Compatibility | Genesis LED EGCS Series ceiling speaker-strobes (EGCSVRF, EGCSVRN, EGCSVWF, EGCSVWN, EGCSVWA) |
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FAQs
Does this cover fit Genesis EGCS ceiling speakers (non-strobe)?
No. This cover is designed for the speaker-strobe models (SV designation). Speaker-only EGCS models use a different cover part number (e.g., EGCSWA-CVR for white ALERT speaker-only cover).
Can I change the marking on my existing Genesis EGCS speaker-strobe?
Yes. Genesis EGCS covers are quick-swap replacements. Remove the existing cover with a screwdriver and snap this one into place to switch from FIRE or plain marking to ALERT. No rewiring, no reconfiguration.
Do I need to remove the device from the ceiling to swap the cover?
No. The cover removes and installs with a flathead screwdriver while the device stays mounted. Wiring and field-configured output settings are not affected.