Eaton ELSPSTR Wheelock Eluxa LED High Fidelity Speaker Strobe, Wall, FIRE Lettering, Clear Lens, 24VDC, 15/30/75/110/135/185 cd, Red

The Eaton ELSPSTR is a Wheelock Eluxa high fidelity speaker strobe that gives indoor fire alarm systems both voice or tone output and a visual alert from a single red wall-mount device. It suits installers and facility teams who want a low-profile unit with FIRE lettering and a clear lens. LED technology keeps current draw low, and the candela and audio settings are field selectable, so one model covers a range of rooms.

Key features

• Delivers intelligible sound at minimum wattage across a 300 to 8000 Hz range.
• LED technology gives a very low current draw, which can mean fewer power supplies, smaller wire gauge and shorter wire runs.
• The low-profile design has a small footprint and a modern look.
• Six candela settings can be selected in the field, from 15 up to 185 cd in wall mode.
• Five field selectable taps run from 1/8 watt up to 2 watts, with 25 or 70 VRMS operation.
• Special lettering is available.

Specifications

Brand: Eaton

Model: ELSPSTR

Product line: Eluxa Indoor

Product type: High fidelity speaker strobe

Alarm type: Audible

Application: Emergency

Lamp type: LED

Wall candela settings: 15, 30, 75, 110, 135, 185 cd

Ceiling candela settings: 15, 30, 75, 110, 150, 177 cd

Sound emission: 75dB

Input voltage: 24V DC

Power source: DC power

Connectivity: Wired

Color: Red

Lens color: Clear

Shape: Rectangular

Mount type: Wall mount

Indoor/outdoor: Indoor

Durability: UV resistant

Certifications and standards: FCC

Operating temperature: 32-122°F

Width: 2.94″

Height: 6.35″

Depth: 4.56″

Weight: 1.75 lb

Packaged quantity: 1

Package contents: Eluxa ELSPSTR speaker strobe, mounting plate

Installation notes

Set the candela and speaker tap to match the design for each room before closing up the device, and confirm the settings against the system layout. Because this is a wired 24V DC indoor device, check the circuit loading and wire gauge during planning, and test sound and strobe operation during commissioning.