Fire Fighting Systems / Fire Extinguishers

Every sort of structure, whether it is commercial, residential, or industrial, must have extinguishers. These should always be accessible for usage right away. They should be placed so that the extinguisher can be reached from the location in less than 15 metres. The best practise is to keep them all in the same spot on every floor. The fire extinguishers must always be accessible for use right away. When placing extinguishers, keep in mind that the user shouldn't have to walk farther than 15 metres from the fire to get to them. On each floor, it is best to take similar positions. Let's look at the many kinds of fire extinguishers.

ABC Type Fire Extinguisher

Fires involving papers, wood, cloth, rubber, plastic, and flammable liquids including oil, gasoline, paints, petrochemical products, resins, compressed gases like oxygen, acetylenes, LPG, and CNG, as well as electrical fires, are covered by ABC Type fire extinguishers. Available in capacities of 1, 2, 4.5, 6, and 9 kg. ABC Type fire extinguisher (IS Code : 13849)

Co2 Type Fire Extinguisher

It can be used to put out Class "B" (flammable liquid) and Class "C" (flammable gas) fires as well as those caused by electrical energies. In the food sector, electronic manufacturers, ships, electrical plants or rooms, offices, etc., CO2 fire extinguishers are widely utilised.

Capacity of 2 kg, 3 kg, 4.5kg, 6 kg, 9 kg.

Co2 Type fire extinguisher (IS Code : 8149)

Water Co2 Type

It is perfect for use with paper, textiles, clothing, wood furniture, wood shops, hospitals, and educational institutions.

The capacity of 1 ltr, 9 ltr, 50 ltr.

Water Co2 Type fire extinguisher (IS Code : 13385)

Mechanical Foam

Spray foam extinguishers offer a quick, effective way to deal with flammable substances. In order to stop a re-ignition, the foam creates a seal over the surface. Ideal for multi-risk usage.The class A and B (flammable solids and liquids) fire threats are suited for the 9 Litre AFFF stored pressure extinguisher. suitable for use in kitchens, caravans, small boats, offices, and workshops. Heavy goods vehicle cabs.Mechanical fire extinguisher with foam (IS code: 15397)

Clean Agent Fire Extinguisher

Our Clean Agent Fire Extinguisher is ideal for class A, B, and C flames and contains halogenated agents. Modern manufacturing techniques were used to create the extinguisher that is offered. Moreover, to guarantee the highest calibre.

Capacity of 1kg, 2kg, 4kg, 6kg.

Clean Agent Type fire extinguisher (IS Code : 2190)

Modular Type Fire Extinguisher

The Modular type Extinguisher is based on Sprinkler technology. Unlike the Sprinkler, the Nozzle is Gas-tight. The release temperature can be adjusted to suit prevailing conditions.

These Extinguishers are most ideal for protection of computer area, ATM Center, server room, fuel and flammable liquid storage, oil fill-in stations, transformers, automobile garages, marine engines, paint and varnish booths, welding benches, domestic gas Storage’s particularly for hotels etc,

Modular type Fire extinguisher (IS code: 2190)

Fire Extinguishers Refilling

The following data has been arranged by the Fire and Life Safety Group (FLS) to serve as a schedule for any inspection, upkeep, refilling, and testing of portable fire extinguishers. The 2007 edition of the Standard for Portable Fire Extinguishers has all of the following details (NFPA-10).

The time frames listed in the table above should be taken as the maximum amount of time for each activity.

Fire Extinguisher Inspection

Periodic inspection of fire extinguishers shall include a check of the following items:

• The location must be in the designated area with no access or visual barriers.
• The nameplate's operating instructions should be clear and facing outward.
• Tamper indicators and safety seals are intact and not broken.
• The capacity is assessed through weighing or lifting.
• Checking for corrosion, leaks, and visibly damaged or blocked nozzles.
• The operating range or position of the pressure gauge's reading or indication.

Fire Fighting System

The emergency use of resources for combating fires is necessary to address an unanticipated issue.