The Kidde Genesis GC Series GCSVWN-B puts mass notification signaling on the ceiling without sacrificing the low profile Genesis is known for. This speaker-strobe mounts flush to a standard 4-inch electrical box with no extension ring or trim plate, and the white housing with blue lens immediately distinguishes mass notification circuits from fire alarm signaling on the same building infrastructure.
Built for the commercial installer
The Genesis GC ceiling speaker-strobe exceeds UL synchronization requirements and is listed under UL 1638, UL 1971, and UL 1480. Candela and wattage settings are field-configurable through conveniently located switches without removing the device from the box. Settings remain visible through inspection windows on the front after the cover is closed, cutting time on AHJ walk-throughs.
Key features
- Flush ceiling mount: fits standard 4-inch square electrical boxes (2-1/8" deep) or 960A-4RF round flush boxes - no extension ring needed
- 30% slimmer profile than comparable ceiling notification appliances, reducing visual intrusion in finished spaces
- Field-selectable candela and wattage: adjust strobe intensity and speaker output on-site without removing the device
- Blue lens, white housing, no text marking: purpose-built for mass notification applications per NFPA requirements
- Polarized screw terminals accept #18-#12 AWG wiring, compatible with standard notification circuit wiring
- UL 1638, UL 1971, UL 1480, ULC-S541 listed and ADA compliant for public and private mode ceiling applications
System requirements
Connects to a listed fire alarm control panel or mass notification system via NAC circuit. Compatible with Genesis synchronization sources including GSA-CC1S, GSA-MCC1S, SIGA-CC2A, GSA-MCC2A, EG1M-RM, and other listed sync modules. One synchronization module per NAC circuit for temporal (private mode) synchronized operation.
Does this fit a standard 4-inch electrical box?
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Can I adjust wattage and candela after installation?
What synchronization modules work with this device?
Is this UL listed for mass notification?
How does the blue lens distinguish this from fire alarm devices?
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