Eaton ELSTR-A Wheelock Eluxa LED Strobe, Wall, AGENT Lettering, Clear Lens, 24V, 15/30/75/110/135/185 cd, Red

Designed for reliable visual notification in fire, security and monitoring systems, the Eaton Wheelock Eluxa LED strobe (ELSTR-A) delivers high‑visibility, low‑power signaling in a compact wall‑mount package. With selectable candela options from 15 to 185 cd and 24V DC operation, the unit adapts to a wide range of code and site requirements while minimizing power consumption and wiring costs. Wheelock’s LED technology produces the industry’s lowest current draw for combined high/low candela devices, allowing fewer power supplies and smaller gauge wire runs—saving on materials and labor.

The ELSTR-A is UL/ULC listed for compatibility with Wheelock RSS strobe-based products and Exceder LED3, and supports synchronization via DSM Sync Modules, PS power supplies or SAFEPATH systems for coordinated visual alerts. Its single‑gang, screw‑concealed design and included mounting plate make installation fast and clean. The clear lens with AGENT lettering ensures unmistakable identification for monitoring stations, response teams and surveillance operations.

Ideal for commercial, institutional and security-focused installations, the Eaton Wheelock Eluxa LED strobe provides dependable, code‑compliant visual notification. Specify or order the ELSTR-A for efficient integration into your fire alarm and security deployments.

• Cuts installation and operating costs with industry‑low LED current draw, reducing required power supplies and wire gauge
• Selectable 15–185 cd output and 24V DC operation for flexible, code‑compliant visual signaling in fire and security systems
• UL/ULC‑listed compatibility and sync support with Wheelock DSM modules, PS power supplies or SAFEPATH for coordinated alarms
• Compact single‑gang wall design and included mounting plate speed up installation while maintaining a clean, professional appearance
• Clear lens with AGENT lettering provides immediate identification for monitoring, response teams and surveillance environments