Fire Extinguishers
 
  •  Water Extinguishers.
    Use on Class A fires.
    Wood, Paper & Textiles.
  •  Foam Extinguishers
    Use on Classes A & B fires.
    (A) Wood, Paper & Textiles.
    (B) Burning Liquids, Oil, Petrol Etc. 
  •  Powder Extinguishers.
    Use on Classes A,B,C & Electrical.
    (A) Wood, Paper & Textiles.
    (B) Burning Liquids, Oil, Petrol Etc.
    (C) Gas.
  •  Co2 Extinguishers.
    Use on Electrical & Class B Fires.
    (B) Burning Liquids, Oil, Petrol Etc.
  •  Wet Chemical Extinguishers.
    Use on Class A & F fires.
    (A) Wood, Paper & Textiles.
    (F) Deep Fat Fryers.
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    Stainless Steal Extinguishers.
    The Stainless Steal range is
    available in all of the above extinguisher types.

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Fire Safety Tips

Feel all doors before opening them. If a door is hot, get out another way.

Fire Safety Tips

Using a fire extinguisher

This four step method known as PASS is used for operating most common fire extinguishers:

P Stands for PULL the pin. This will unlock the operating handle and allow you to discharge the extinguisher.

A Stands for AIM at the base of the fire.

S Stands for SQUEEZE the operating handle. This will discharge the fire fighting agent.

S Stands for SWEEP from side to side. Move carefully in on the fire, aiming at the base, sweep back and forth.