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Kidde | Genesis LED WG4 Outdoor Wall Mount Speaker-Strobe, Field-Selectable 15/29/70/87 cd, Red with FIRE Marking | EWGSVMRF

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KD-EWGSVMRF

The Kidde Genesis LED WG4 outdoor speaker-strobe puts weatherproof notification on exterior walls without adding complexity to the NAC circuit. IP66-rated and UL 1971 listed for outdoor use, it handles rain, snow, and temperature swings from -31°F to 150°F while drawing less current than conventional strobes - which means more devices per NAC run and fewer power supply additions on the job.

Built for the commercial fire installer

The WG4 mounts directly to a standard 4-inch square electrical box with no adapter plate. Field-selectable candela (15, 29, 70, or 87 cd per UL 1971 indoor rating) adjusts via DIP switches on the back of the unit - no need to stock multiple models for different spacing requirements. The speaker runs on 25 or 70 VRMS (field-selectable) with four wattage taps from 1/4W to 2W, matching output to the coverage zone without over-driving.

Synchronization works with the Genesis SignalMaster accessory or any compatible FACP sync protocol, keeping strobes in lockstep across the building for ADA and NFPA 72 compliance. UL 464, UL 1638, UL 1971, ULC-S526, and ULC-S541 listed.

Key features

  • IP66 weather-rated and UL 1971 outdoor listed - covers exterior doors, loading docks, parking structures, covered walkways
  • Low-current NAC draw - Genesis patented technology fits more devices per circuit, reducing power supply count on the job
  • Field-selectable candela and speaker taps - one SKU covers multiple spacing and output requirements via DIP switches
  • Mounts to standard 4" square box - no proprietary backbox or adapter plate needed
  • Temporal Pattern 3 audible - meets ANSI S3.41 / ISO 8201 for coded fire alarm signaling
  • Synchronizable strobes - via Genesis SignalMaster or compatible FACP sync output for NFPA 72 and ADA compliance

System requirements

Connects to any fire alarm control panel with a supervised NAC output (16-33V DC FWR). Speaker circuits require a 25V or 70V audio source. For multi-device synchronization, add a Genesis SignalMaster to the NAC circuit or use a panel with built-in Genesis sync capability.

Brand:
Kidde Commercial
Form factor:
Wall mount outdoor speaker-strobe, Genesis LED WG4 Series
Power input:
NAC circuit, 16-33V DC FWR
Speaker voltage:
25 VRMS or 70 VRMS (field-selectable)
Speaker wattage taps:
1/4W, 1/2W, 1W, 2W (field-selectable)
Sound output:
82-90 dBA at 10 ft (varies by wattage tap)
Audible pattern:
Temporal Pattern 3 (ANSI S3.41 / ISO 8201)
Strobe candela (indoor):
15, 29, 70, 87 cd (UL 1971, field-selectable)
Strobe candela (outdoor):
6, 12, 28, 35 cd (UL 1971, field-selectable)
Housing color:
Red
Lens color:
Clear
Marking:
FIRE
Operating temp:
-31°F to 150°F (-35°C to 66°C)
Operating humidity:
10% to 93% non-condensing
Weather rating:
IP66
Mounting:
Standard 4" square electrical box
Compliance:
UL 464, UL 1638, UL 1971, ULC-S526, ULC-S541
Synchronization:
Genesis SignalMaster or compatible FACP sync protocol
Can I use this speaker-strobe outdoors?
Yes. The WG4 is IP66 weather-rated and UL 1971 listed for outdoor use. It operates from -31°F to 150°F and handles direct rain and snow exposure.
How do I change the candela setting?
Candela is field-selectable via DIP switches on the back of the unit. Available settings are 15, 29, 70, or 87 cd (UL 1971 indoor). No need to order a different model for different spacing requirements.
What box does this mount to?
Standard 4-inch square electrical box. No proprietary backbox or adapter plate required.
Does this work with my existing fire panel?
The WG4 connects to any FACP with a supervised NAC output (16-33V DC FWR). The speaker circuit requires a 25V or 70V audio source from the panel or a separate amplifier.
How does strobe synchronization work?
Add a Genesis SignalMaster accessory to the NAC circuit, or use a panel with built-in Genesis sync capability. Synchronized strobes are required by NFPA 72 and ADA when multiple strobes are visible from the same area.
How does the low-current draw help on a job?
Genesis low-current technology fits more devices per NAC circuit before hitting the power supply limit. Fewer circuits means fewer power supplies and less conduit - real labor and material savings.

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