6kg CE Certified Dry Powder Fire Extinguisher

Dry chemical fire extinguishers are typically rated for multiple uses and may carry designators like A-B, B-C, or A-B-C to indicate the types of fires they can extinguish. It is crucial to select the correct dry chemical fire extinguisher as they are filled with different chemical agents. A general-purpose fire extinguisher with an A-B-C rating is usually suitable for most homes and many businesses, depending on the specific fire hazards present.

Dry chemical extinguishers offer the advantage of leaving a residue blanket over the fire, which helps prevent reignition. Pressurized Dry Chemical Extinguishers are commonly used for building protection, easy to operate, and comply with all relevant code requirements. These cost-effective extinguishers come in various designs, types, and shapes.

Product Information:

· Product Name: EN3-7 BSI CE ABC Dry Chemical Powder Fire Extinguisher

· Capacity Options: 1kg,2kg,4kg,6kg, 9kg, 10kg, 12kg

· Standard: BS-EN-3-7:2004

These fire extinguishers are designed to combat a range of fire classes and adhere to established safety standards, making them suitable for various applications in both residential and commercial settings.

Here are some key points on using a portable fire extinguisher effectively:

When to Use: Utilize a fire extinguisher when the fire is contained in a small area, like a wastebasket, is not spreading, everyone has evacuated the building, the fire department has been contacted, and the room is not filled with smoke.

PASS Technique:

1. Pull the pin: Hold the extinguisher with the nozzle away from you and release the locking mechanism.

2. Aim low: Direct the extinguisher at the base of the fire.

3. Squeeze the lever: Press the lever slowly and evenly.

4. Sweep: Move the nozzle from side to side to cover the fire.

Selecting an Extinguisher: Choose a multi-purpose extinguisher suitable for all types of home fires, ensuring it is large enough to handle small fires but still manageable in weight.

Safety Precautions:

1. Ensure the extinguisher is labeled by an independent testing laboratory.

2. Familiarize yourself with the extinguisher's instructions and operation before a fire occurs.

3. Consider attending hands-on fire extinguisher training sessions provided by local fire departments or equipment distributors.

4. Position extinguishers near exits and always keep your back towards a clear exit for an easy escape if the fire becomes uncontrollable.

5. If smoke fills the room, evacuate immediately. Safety is the priority.

Fire Response Plan:

1. Fire extinguishers are part of a fire response plan, but the primary focus should be on safe evacuation.

2. Every household should have a fire escape plan and functional smoke alarms in place.