Fire Extinguisher #4529534

With today's demands on IT infrastructure and commercial sectors, protection against collateral damage is paramount! Ask yourself, is your IT facility adequately protected against fire? The heat generated from the latest server technology is enormous, the potential for fire is higher now than any time before, with powerful rack servers stacked on top of each other with serious heat outputs.Wet Chemical and Kitchen Hood Fire Suppression Systems are specifically designed, tested, and approvedlisted to provide fire protection for commercial kitchen cooking appliances, hoods, and ducts. These are classified as wet chemical pre-engineered fire suppression systems and can be found in all types of commercial cooking and food service facilities.

A Co2 Fire Extinguisher is most commonly used for Class B flammable liquid fires, including petrol, and fires involving sensitive electrical equipment because Co2 Fire Extinguishers contain no water and leave no residue.Carbon dioxide is a non-conductive and non-corrosive gas used to reduce the amount of oxygen available to the fire. Carbon dioxide is extracted from the atmosphere and stored at high pressure in the liquid state within a fire extinguisher.

Dry powder extinguishers are the most versatile, and can be used on fires in Class A, B or C involving flammable liquids, electrical fires, or burning materials like wood or paper. However, if the fire could involve computers, choose residue-free CO2 Fire Extinguishers.Specialist applications require particular types of dry powder fire extinguishers, such as a Monnex fire extinguisher for fuel storage or motorsport, or L2 fire extinguishers for burning metal fires. Popular for a car extinguisher is the 600g aerosol extinguisher or the 1kg dry powder extinguisher.

AFFF Fire Extinguishers and Foam Fire Extinguishers are two names for the same thing but be careful, because AFFF extinguishers contain a proportion of water, so they are not recommended for fires where live electricity is involved. A foam fire extinguisher can be used to fight Class A fires involving wood, paper, textiles, coal or similar materials, as well as Class B flammable liquid fires. That makes them more versatile than water extinguishers, and a lighter and smaller alternative for an equivalent fire.

A chemical fire extinguisher is the right type to fight fires involving cooking oil and fat, making it an essential safeguard in kitchens, food processing plants, retail food outlets and for leisure applications like caravans and barbecues. These wet chemical extinguishers are primarily intended to fight a Class F fire thats a cooking oil fire but can also be used against Class A fires involving combustible solids like wood or paper. Wet chemical fire extinguishers employ a pressurized solution of alkali salts in water and are used for Class F fires. Its principal application is in kitchens, canteens and food processing areas. Wet Chemical extinguishers can be used on Class A fires involving solid combustibles

Water Mist Extinguishers discharge a very fine water spray, forming a curtain of mist and by removing the oxygen and its fuel source (free radicals) the fire calms and is extinguished. These fire extinguishers use E-Plus Pulsator to tackle nearly all fires quickly and effectively. Non-toxic and safe for discharge in highly populated areas, they can be used in art galleries, care homes, prisons, restaurants and plenty of other places! Due to the use of demineralized water, water mist fire extinguishers are the most environmentally friendly mixed-risk extinguisher available and dont cause harm to property or people. They have been tested and approved by BSI and LPCB on classes A & F fires and have passed the electrical conductivity test up to 35kv as proof of their quality. We offer 1, 3 and 6 litre capacities in an all-red finish to suit different requirements.

Class D fire extinguishers contains a special blended Sodium Chloride based dry powder extinguishing agent. Heat from the fire causes it to cake and form a crust excluding air and dissipating heat from burning metal. Metal fires involving magnesium, sodium, potassium and sodium-potassium alloys can be successfully extinguished with this extinguisher. There is data showing that zirconium, uranium, titanium, and powdered aluminum fires can be controlled and extinguished with this unique extinguisher.

Fire is a calamity that strikes without any warning and causes an unimaginable havoc. According to a survey conducted, 80% of the most damaging fires occur during night times, weekends or holidays when no one is around. Hence an automatic operation is the only solution for round-the-clock protection against any kind of fire. This fire extinguishers are simple and economical solution for buildings or structures where detection and suppression piped systems prove cumbersome and very expensive.