Ajax wireless fire alarm sounder and VAD FireProtect EN54, red, model 118601.279.RD1

The Ajax wireless fire alarm sounder and VAD FireProtect EN54 in red is a combined audible and visual notification device designed for integration with Ajax security systems. It provides synchronized sound signaling and a bright visual strobe to alert occupants of fire or emergency situations. The unit conforms to EN54 regulatory requirements for alarm devices and is intended for use in residential and commercial environments where fast, clear evacuation notification is required.

Advantages

This wireless sounder and visual alarm device offers synchronized audible and visual alerts that improve recognition of alarm events across different areas. Its wireless design enables flexible placement without running additional cabling and simplifies installation into existing Ajax systems. Compliance with EN54 ensures the device meets relevant performance and safety criteria for fire alarm signaling. The red housing provides clear visual identification as a fire alarm device.

Key specifications

• Type: Combined audible sounder and visual alarm device (VAD)
• Connection: Wireless integration with Ajax security system
• Standards: Conforms to EN54 requirements for alarm devices
• Color: Red housing for fire alarm identification
• Output: Audible alarm signaling plus bright visual strobe
• Mounting: Surface mounting suitable for walls and ceilings

How to use

Install the device in a visible and audible location following the mounting instructions provided by the Ajax system documentation. Pair the sounder and VAD with the Ajax hub using the system app or management interface, ensuring wireless connection strength and proper device registration. Position the unit so the strobe is visible from intended coverage areas and the sound is not obstructed by large objects or partitions. Test the device after installation to confirm correct alarm activation and synchronization with other connected devices.

Recommendations

Place units in corridors, stairwells, and large rooms where both audible and visual alerts are needed. Maintain clear line of sight for the strobe and avoid mounting inside enclosed cabinets. Regularly test and inspect the device as part of routine fire alarm maintenance to ensure compliance and reliable operation.