Fire Extinguisher

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ABC Fire Extinguishers use monoammonium phosphate, a dry chemical with the ability to quickly put out many different types of fires by smothering the flames. This pale, yellow powder can put out all three classes of fire: Class A is for trash, wood, and paper. Class B is for liquids and gases

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Co2 Fire Extinguisher 9KG A CO2 fire extinguisher, also known as a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher, is a type of portable fire extinguisher designed to extinguish fires by displacing oxygen and cooling the fire source. Here are the key features and considerations for CO2 fire extinguishers:

1. Agent: CO2 fire extinguishers contain carbon dioxide gas stored under high pressure. When discharged, the CO2 gas expands rapidly, displacing oxygen and smothering the fire. This effectively interrupts the fire's combustion process, extinguishing the flames.

2. Classes of Fires: CO2 fire extinguishers are primarily used for Class B (flammable liquids and gases) and Class C (electrical fires) fires. They are not suitable for use on Class A (ordinary combustibles) fires because they do not provide a cooling effect to remove heat from the fire source.

3. Non-Conductive: CO2 fire extinguishers are non-conductive, making them safe to use on electrical fires. The CO2 gas does not conduct electricity, so there is minimal risk of electric shock when extinguishing electrical equipment fires.

4. High-Pressure Cylinder: CO2 fire extinguishers have a high-pressure cylinder containing the CO2 gas. The cylinder is typically made of steel and is equipped with a discharge nozzle or horn for directing the gas flow towards the fire.

5. Discharge Time: CO2 fire extinguishers have a relatively short discharge time compared to other types of extinguishers. This requires the user to aim the discharge nozzle accurately and apply the extinguishing agent effectively to fully extinguish the fire.

6. Limited Range: CO2 fire extinguishers have a limited range compared to other types of extinguishers, typically around 3-8 feet. Users need to approach the fire cautiously and ensure they are within range before discharging the extinguisher.

7. No Residue: CO2 fire extinguishers leave no residue after discharge, making them suitable for use in areas where cleanup or damage from extinguishing agents is a concern, such as computer rooms, laboratories, or food preparation areas.

8. Safety Precautions: When using CO2 fire extinguishers, users should be mindful of the potential for cold burns due to the extreme cold temperature of the discharged CO2 gas. It's essential to hold the extinguisher by the handle or discharge nozzle and avoid direct contact with the discharged gas.

9. Regular Maintenance: CO2 fire extinguishers require regular maintenance and inspection to ensure they are in good working condition. This includes periodic pressure testing, visual inspections, and refilling or replacement as needed.

Overall, CO2 fire extinguishers are valuable firefighting tools for addressing flammable liquid, gas, and electrical fires in various settings. Proper training in their use and understanding their limitations is essential for effective fire safety management.

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• Delivery Time: 7 Days