The Kidde Genesis LED EG4LF drops 520 Hz low-frequency notification into commercial sleeping areas - hotels, dorms, assisted living - where NFPA 72 mandates the low-frequency tone to wake occupants. LED strobe technology draws significantly less current than legacy Xenon strobes, so you fit more devices on each NAC circuit and spend less time calculating power supply loads.
Built for the commercial fire installer
UL 464 and UL 1971 listed. Field-selectable candela (15/30/75/110 cd) and sound output (high/low) mean one SKU covers a range of room sizes without reordering. The GRSW room-side wiring plate (included) lets you pre-wire, verify continuity, and install the device later - no return trips to close out the rough-in.
Key features
- 520 Hz low-frequency tone: meets NFPA 72 Chapter 18 for sleeping area notification where standard 3 kHz signals fall short
- LED strobe technology: lower current draw per device means fewer booster power supplies and smaller wire runs on the same NAC circuit
- Field-selectable output: 15, 30, 75, or 110 cd strobe and high/low dB horn - one part number, multiple applications
- Universal mounting: fits 1-gang, 2-gang, 4-inch square, and 4-inch octagon boxes (GOCT adapter available for octagon)
- Room-side wiring plate included: pre-wire to the GRSW plate, verify NAC integrity, snap the device on when the room is finished
- Genesis LED sync protocol: keeps multiple strobes on the same circuit synchronized per NFPA 72 requirements
System requirements
Operates on regulated or unregulated 16-33 VDC NAC circuits from compatible Kidde Commercial intelligent or conventional fire alarm control panels. Synchronization requires CC1S or MCC1S Series Signal Modules, compatible Booster or Auxiliary Power Supplies, or panels with built-in Genesis LED sync.
Does this horn-strobe meet NFPA 72 for sleeping areas?
How many devices fit on one NAC circuit?
Can I mix this with standard-frequency Genesis LED devices on the same NAC?
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Can I use the room-side wiring plate for pre-wiring?
Spec Sheet