Fire Extinguisher - 4KG ABC Dry Powder Extinguisher

Powder based fire extinguishers are some of the most versatile fire safety equipment you can find. We offer a wide range of protection equipment for your home vehicle and businesses. As you may well know, fires are classified as type A, type B, type C, type D, type E and type F.

Knowing what kind of fire hazard you are dealing with plays an important role in choosing the right type of fire protection equipment. A 4kg dry powder fire extinguisher is ideal for small businesses or buildings. Capable of putting out A, B, C class fires, this extinguisher truly comes in handy when small accidents happen.

Things to Know about Dry Powder Fire Extinguishers

Fires that are classified as type A and type B are caused by flammable solids and liquids. Those that fall in the class C category are caused by dangerous flammable gases, like butane and propane. Businesses that use such gases can make great use of having plenty of fire extinguishers around and this is a measure they need to abide to, according to the law.

For home use, a portable fire extinguisher may be a better deal for you. However, you should not forget that for businesses, larger models, like 4kg dry powder fire extinguishers may be a better choice. When you purchase fire safety products from us, feel free to ask any questions related to extinguishers and other products designed to help you protect your home and your business.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Extinguishing Agent	AB Dry Powder
Propellant	Nitrogen
Discharge Distance	> 3.5M
Approx Discharge Time	12 Sec
Body Diameter	138 MM
Total Height	447 MM
Approx Total Weight	6.6 KG
Operating Temperature	-30°C to 60°C
Working Pressure	15 BAR
Test Pressure	30 BAR
Fire Rating	27A : 89B

The fire extinguisher includes the wall hanging bracket and has a plastic protection bases which incorporate a hose stowage socket. All extinguishers are guaranteed for 5 years.

Extinguisher Used For:

• Class A Fires –Textiles, wood, paper & carbonaceous materials.
• Class B Fires – Flammable liquids such as petrol & spirits.
• Class C Fires – Flammable gases such as Propane and Butane.
• Fires caused by an electrical fault where electrical currents may be present