Eaton ELSTW-N Eluxa Indoor LED Strobe, Wall Mount, 24V, 15/185 cd, No Lettering, Clear Lens, White

When dependable visual notification matters, the Eaton Eluxa ELSTW-N indoor LED strobe delivers energy-efficient, code-compliant performance for security and fire alarm applications. This Eaton Eluxa security strobe is engineered for 24V operation and offers field-selectable output ranging from 15 to 185 cd, giving integrators and facilities teams the flexibility to meet hallways, offices and common-area signaling requirements with a single device. The high-efficiency LED optics provide best-in-class low current draw, reducing power supply needs and lowering lifetime operating costs—especially important for large-scale monitoring and surveillance installations. Its sleek, single-gang wall-mount design with a clear lens and white housing keeps interiors unobtrusive while meeting the 2016 NFPA 72 pulse requirements and UL/ULC listings for easy retrofit alongside xenon devices. With a hinged mounting plate for pre-wiring and tool-free setting changes, the ELSTW-N speeds installation and simplifies maintenance. Specify the Eaton ELSTW-N Eluxa strobe for reliable, low-profile visual notification in commercial, education, healthcare or industrial security and monitoring systems—order today to streamline your next project.

• Cuts operating and installation costs with industry-leading low current LED technology, allowing more devices per notification circuit and fewer power supplies
• Six field-selectable candela settings (15–185 cd) for flexible use across security, fire alarm and monitoring zones—reduces SKUs and simplifies specification
• Low-profile single-gang design and clear lens deliver discreet, modern aesthetics that blend into interiors for commercial and institutional installations
• Pre-wire, hinged mounting plate and tool-free setting changes speed installation and pre-test workflows for faster project completion
• UL/ULC listings and NFPA 72-compliant pulse performance ensure compatibility and safe retrofit with existing strobe and monitoring systems