Eaton ELSTRC Wheelock Eluxa LED Strobe, Ceiling, FIRE Lettering, Clear Lens, 24V, 15/30/75/110/150/177 cd, Red

The Eaton ELSTRC is a ceiling-mount Wheelock Eluxa LED strobe with FIRE lettering and a clear lens, finished in red. It provides visual notification for indoor building fire alarm systems and suits installers and facility owners who need a compact, low-current device. Six field-selectable candela settings and a low-profile single-gang design with no visible mounting screws are what stand out.

Key features

• LED technology gives a very low current draw, which can mean fewer power supplies, smaller wire gauge and shorter wire runs.
• The low-profile, compact single-gang design has no visible mounting screws.
• Six field-selectable ceiling settings are built into one device: 15, 30, 75, 110, 150 and 177 cd.
• Wall-mount versions of the Eluxa family offer 15, 30, 75, 110, 135 and 185 cd settings.
• The Eluxa family offers three horn patterns (Continuous, T3 and T3/T4) and fire and CO signaling in one device.
• Special lettering is available.

Specifications

Brand: Eaton

Model: ELSTRC

Product Line: Eluxa Indoor

Product Type: Strobe

Alarm Type: Visual

Print/Message: Fire

Color: Red

Lens Color: Clear

Lamp Type: LED

Candela Settings (ceiling): 15, 30, 75, 110, 150, 177 cd

Rated Voltage: 24V

Input Voltage: 33V DC

Power Source: DC Power

Connectivity: Wired

Mount Type: Ceiling Mount

Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor

Shape: Circular

Diameter: 6.25″

Height: 6.25″

Depth: 1.70″

Weight: 0.54 lb

Operating Temperature: 32-122°F

Durability: UV Resistant

Certifications & Standards: UL

Environmental Certification: RoHS

Country of Origin: RO

Packaged Quantity: 1

Package Contents: Eluxa ELSTRC Security Strobe Light, Mounting Plate

Installation notes

Set the candela level for the room and ceiling height before closing up the device, and confirm the selection against your approved design. Use the supplied mounting plate, keep the device within its indoor operating temperature range, and test the strobe on the notification circuit during commissioning.