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Edwards Signaling WBR Bracket for Strobe Light
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Edwards Signaling Threaded Wall Mount, for 200 Class 70 mm Stacklights, Gray
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Edwards Signaling Stack Light Wiring Base/Top Cover
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Edwards Signaling SIGA-SD Intelligent SuperDuct Smoke Detector
Edwards Signaling SD-T8 SD Series SuperDuct 8" Air Sample Tube for Duct Smoke Detectors
Edwards Signaling SD-T78 SuperDuct 70" Air Sample Tube for Duct Smoke Detectors
Edwards Signaling SD-T42 Duct Detector Accessory, 42" Sampling Tube
Edwards Signaling SD-T36 Duct Detector Accessory, 36" Sampling Tube
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Edwards Signaling SD-T24 SD Series SuperDuct 24" Air Sample Tube for Duct Smoke Detectors
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Edwards Signaling SD-T18 SD Series SuperDuct 18" Air Sample Tube for Duct Smoke Detectors
Edwards Signaling SD-PH SD Series SuperDuct Protective Housing for High Humidity Areas
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Edwards Signaling SD-2W SD Series SuperDuct 2-Wire Duct Smoke Detector, Photoelectric, 16-30VDC Operating Voltage, 50-750 Ohm Alarm Impedance
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Fire Alarm & Life Safety Equipment

Browse fire alarm and life-safety equipment for commercial and institutional fire-alarm and life-safety projects. This collection covers fire control, detection, notification, initiating, communications and supporting system components for projects ranging from new installations to targeted upgrades. Start with the function the product must perform, then compare the available options against the rest of the system so the final specification stays practical and compatible.

Selecting Fire Alarm & Life Safety Equipment for a Reliable Installation

Use the project requirements to narrow the category. Compare system architecture, panel family, circuit type, power, supervision, device listing and applicable Canadian code or project requirements. Where several products appear similar, prioritize the option that fits the existing architecture, connection method and installation environment. This is especially important for components that form part of a larger managed, networked or controlled system. For fire and life-safety applications, final selection and installation should also follow the approved system design, product listings and applicable local code requirements.