The Genesis GC High Fidelity ceiling speaker-strobe delivers 520 Hz low-frequency audible output alongside a field-selectable multi-candela blue strobe in a single ceiling-mount appliance. Blue lens and unmarked white housing distinguish this as a mass notification device - separate from fire alarm signaling in facilities that require differentiated alerting per NFPA 72 Chapter 24.
Built for the commercial installer
Flush-mounts to any standard North American 4-inch square electrical box (2-1/8" deep) or 960A-4RF round flush box with no extension ring required. The 70V speaker accepts ¼, ½, 1, or 2 watt taps via field-selectable switches inside the device - no returns to the shop for the wrong wattage model. High cd strobe output (selectable 48, 59, 78, or 80 cd) adjusts on-site to meet spacing requirements without stocking multiple SKUs. UL 464, UL 1638, UL 1971, and ULC-S541 listed.
Key features
- 520 Hz high fidelity tone: meets NFPA 72 low-frequency signaling requirements for sleeping areas in hotels, dormitories, and residential occupancies
- Field-selectable multi-candela strobe: 48, 59, 78, or 80 cd output (high cd) set on-site via internal candela switch
- 70V speaker with selectable wattage: ¼, ½, 1, or 2 watt taps cover a range of coverage areas from a single SKU
- Low-profile ceiling mount: just 1" depth, 30% slimmer than comparable signals, mounts flush and inconspicuous overhead
- Low current draw: Genesis patented technology reduces NAC circuit loading, allowing more devices per notification circuit
- Blue lens, no text marking: purpose-built for mass notification applications distinct from fire alarm signaling
System requirements
Requires a 16-33V DC (or 16-33V FWR) notification appliance circuit from a compatible FACP or NAC power supply. Speaker input requires a 70 VRMS audio source. Synchronization available with compatible Genesis sync modules (GSA-CC1S, SIGA-CC2A, GSA-MCC2A, EG1M-RM) when multiple devices share a circuit.
What is the 520 Hz high fidelity tone for?
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