ABCE Dry Powder Portable Fire Extinguisher
Commonly selected for a range of ordinary combustible, flammable-liquid and certain energized-electrical fire risks, subject to the product rating.
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Fire Protection Equipment
Fire Extinguishers for Workplace & Industrial Safety
Explore portable fire extinguisher options for offices, commercial buildings, factories and industrial facilities. AJ Fire Safety & Engineering Solutions can help you identify suitable equipment for your fire protection requirements.
Product Categories
Types of Fire Extinguishers
The correct extinguisher depends on the fire risk, fuel type, environment and applicable safety requirements. Review these common categories.
CO₂ Portable Fire Extinguisher
Often used for suitable flammable-liquid and energized-electrical equipment risks. CO₂ presents an asphyxiation risk in confined spaces.
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Foam Portable Fire Extinguisher
Suitable for specified ordinary-combustible and flammable-liquid hazards when the extinguisher's approval and rating match the risk.
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Water Portable Fire Extinguisher
Designed for suitable Class A combustible materials such as paper, wood and textiles. Not suitable for energized electrical or flammable-liquid fires.
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Wet Chemical Portable Fire Extinguisher
Commonly used for suitable commercial-kitchen cooking-oil and fat hazards where the product is specifically rated for the application.
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Clean Agent Portable Fire Extinguisher
May be appropriate for selected sensitive equipment areas when the agent, product approval and room conditions meet the project requirements.
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Selection Guidance
Choose the Right Fire Extinguisher
Extinguisher selection should be based on a documented hazard assessment and the requirements applicable to your building or facility.
01. Identify the Fire Risk
Consider combustible solids, flammable liquids, cooking oils, electrical equipment and any special hazards.
02. Check the Product Rating
Confirm the extinguisher's fire rating, agent, capacity, certification and intended application.
03. Consider the Installation Area
Review the environment, accessibility, mounting position, signage and potential exposure to weather or impact.
04. Plan Inspection & Maintenance
Arrange inspection, servicing and replacement in line with the manufacturer's instructions and applicable standards.
Safety note: Fire extinguishers are not suitable for every fire.
Do not use water on energized electrical equipment or flammable-liquid fires.
Raise the alarm, evacuate when necessary and follow your site's emergency plan.
Equipment selection and installation should be verified by a competent fire-safety professional.
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