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2645 Federal Signal Dr., University Park, IL 60484 Tel: +1 708.534.4756 Email: [email protected] www.fedsig.com | 313 Ceiling or Wall Mounted Speaker This ceiling or wall mounted speaker is designed to meet code requirements for audio voice communications. This device can be mounted to either the EN-SMBS (surface mounting box, square) or a 4” square X 2 1/8” deep metallic back box. This speaker provides a 25 or 70.7 Vrms speaker with field selectable power taps of 1/8W, 1/4W, 1/2W, 1W, 2W or 4W. It offers high quality dBA output (Intelligible). The Frequency Range is 400-4000Hz. Synchronization Module The synchronization module is designed to provide an easy way to synchronize multiple strobe light flashes using only two wires in instances where a synchronized flash is required. • Easy to Install • Rated for 3 Amps continuous current and 5 Amps surge or inrush current • Synchronizes to 1Hz Flash Rate • Operates 1 Class ‘A‘ circuit or 2 Class ‘B‘ circuits at 3 Amps per circuit. • UL 464 and UL 1971 Listed • CAN/ULC S526-M87/S524-01 Compliant • This module comes with its own back box and cover Description Part Number Wall Mounted Speaker Strobe Wall Speaker/Strobe, Alert, Amber lens EN-WSSAA Wall Speaker/Strobe, Plain, Amber lens EN-WSSPA Outdoor Wall Speaker Strobe, Alert, Amber lens EN-OWSSAA Wall Mounted Strobe Wall Strobe, Plain, Amber lens EN-WSTPA Wall Strobe, Alert, Amber lens EN-WSTAA Wall Strobe, Plain, Clear lens EN-WSTPC Wall Strobe, Alert, Clear lens EN-WSTAC Synchronization Module Synchronization Module, 3 Amps EN-SM S P E C I F I C A T I O N S H O W T O O R D E R Speakers & Strobes Emergency Notification (EN-WSSPA, EN-WSTPA and EN-CSTA) EN-SMBR EN-SMBS EN-SM Description Part Number Surface Mounting Box, Round EN-SMBR Surface Mounting Box, Square EN-SMBS Ceiling Mounted Strobe Ceiling Strobe, Amber lens EN-CSTA Ceiling Strobe, Clear lens EN-CSTC Ceiling or Wall Mounted Speaker Ceiling/Wall Speaker, 25 Vrms or 75 Vrms EN-CWSP O P T I O N A L A C C E S S O R I E S O U T D O O R W A R N I N G S Y S T E M S T O R W A R I N S Y S T E M S A M