The Edwards 405-8A-TW is a high candela synchronized wall strobe designed to provide high visibility visual notification in commercial fire alarm systems. Featuring a white housing and FIRE marking, the appliance provides 110 candela effective flash intensity when installed in the wall orientation.
Part of the Edwards 405 Series, the 405-8A-TW is designed for demanding life safety applications requiring higher visual output. Its rugged steel front plate and durable powder coated finish make it suitable for commercial installations, retrofit projects, and harsh environments.
Product Functions
- Provides high intensity visual fire alarm notification
- Delivers 110 candela visual output
- Supports synchronized strobe operation
- Provides FIRE identification
- Operates on 24 VDC notification circuits
- Supports public mode visual signaling
- Supports private mode visual signaling
- Provides visual notification for sleeping areas
- Supports commercial fire alarm systems
Electrical & System Information
The 405-8A-TW operates from constant voltage notification circuits with an operating range of 16 to 33 VDC. It provides 110 candela effective flash intensity when installed in the wall orientation and is UL 1971 listed at this output.
The strobe supports synchronized operation when used with an appropriate synchronization source. Edwards 405 Series strobes can synchronize with Genesis and Integrity notification appliances when properly controlled, allowing coordinated visual signaling throughout the protected facility.
Features
The 405-8A-TW features 110 candela high intensity visual output, white housing, FIRE marking, synchronized strobe operation, 24 VDC operation, rugged steel front plate, baked epoxy polyester powder coated finish, high visibility signaling, commercial grade construction, and UL 1971 visual notification performance.
Protection & Applications
Suitable for:
- Commercial Fire Alarm Systems
- High Candela Visual Notification
- Sleeping Area Notification
- Office Buildings
- Hospitals
- Healthcare Facilities
- Schools and Universities
- Hotels
- Government Buildings
- Industrial Facilities
- Warehouses
- Commercial Life Safety Systems



