What types of fire extinguishers are available for different fire classes?

Fire extinguishers come in various types, we supply all Types of fire extinguishers. and provide fire extinguishers refilling services from VariEx® and each designed to combat specific classes of fires.

Varieties of fire extinguishers are available for different fire classes

1. ABC Powder Type Fire Extinguisher
2. DCP Powder Type Fire Extinguisher
3. Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Type Fire Extinguisher
4. Mechanical Foam Type Fire Extinguisher
5. Water Type Fire Extinguisher
6. Modular Fire Extinguisher (Automatic Roof Unit)
7. Class-K type fire extinguisher (wet chemical)
8. Clean agent fire extinguisher

ABC POWDER TYPE FIRE EXTINGUISHER

Meet the ABC Powder Type Fire Extinguisher – the superhero of safety! With its versatile powers, it tackles A, B, and C class fires like a pro. Compact, mighty, and ready for action, this red guardian is your go-to for any fire emergency. Don't just spot it on the wall; know it's there to save the day. Stay safe, stay prepared! 

DCP Powder Type Fire Extinguisher

The DCP Powder Type Fire Extinguisher – your silent guardian against the unexpected blaze! Compact yet powerful, it conquers Class A, B, and C fires with ease. This sleek lifesaver doesn't just hang on walls; it stands ready to defend. Trust in its dynamic capabilities and make safety a style. Be bold, be protected!.

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Type Fire Extinguisher

The Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Fire Extinguisher – the cool-headed savior in the face of fire! With its ice-cold approach, it swiftly puts out Class B and electrical fires, leaving no mess behind. This sleek, silver defender is your silent guardian, ready to chill out any blaze. Keep it close, keep it cool – because safety never looked this suave.

Mechanical Foam Type Fire Extinguisher

Dive into the world of safety with the Mechanical Foam Type Fire Extinguisher – your liquid shield against the flames! Imagine a sleek, silver guardian ready to dance with Class A and B fires, suffocating them in a foam embrace. Compact yet mighty, it's the firefighter your space deserves. Don't just admire it; make it your safety dance partner.

Water Type Fire Extinguisher

Dive into the world of safety with the Water Type Fire Extinguisher!  Picture a cool, clear stream in a can, ready to quench the flames of Class A fires. This blue hero brings the soothing power of water to your rescue. Simple, effective, and a symbol of calm in chaos. Don't just admire it on the wall – trust it to wash away your fire fears.

Modular Fire Extinguisher (Automatic Roof Unit)

Step into the future of fire safety with the Modular Fire Extinguisher (Automatic Roof Unit)!  This cutting-edge guardian is not just a device; it's a silent superhero watching over your space. Imagine a sleek, compact unit mounted discreetly on your roof, ready to detect and extinguish fires before you even notice. It's like having a personal fire-fighting ally working 24/7. Effortlessly stylish and relentlessly effective, the Modular Fire Extinguisher is not just a safety measure – it's a statement. Embrace innovation, embrace security.

Class-K type fire extinguisher (wet chemical)

The Class-K Type Fire Extinguisher, a true culinary hero! This sleek, silver savior is the secret ingredient for handling cooking oil and fat fires. Imagine a fearless chef in a can, ready to tame the flames with its wet chemical magic. Compact, cool, and your kitchen's best friend, it's not just a fire extinguisher – it's a culinary guardian.

Clean agent fire extinguisher

The Clean Agent Fire Extinguisher – the sleek defender of safety that leaves no mess behind! With its cutting-edge suppression power, it swiftly douses fires without water or residue, making it the elegant solution for A, B, and C class blazes. Compact and futuristic, it's not just a fire extinguisher; it's a style statement for safety-conscious spaces. Trust the silent guardian that fights flames with finesse.

Class of Fires

• Class A fires: Combustible materials (wood, paper, fabric)
• Class B fires: Flammable liquids (petrol, turpentine, paint)
• Class C fires: Flammable gases (hydrogen, butane, methane)
• Class D fires: Combustible metals (magnesium, aluminium, potassium)
• Electrical fires: Involving electrical equipment; the fire class changes once the electrical item is removed
• Class F fires: Cooking oils (typically chip-pan fires)

which extinguishers used for each classes

• Class A fires: Water, foam, powder, or wet chemical extinguishers
• Class B fires: Foam, powder, or carbon dioxide (CO2) extinguishers
• Class C fires: Powder or carbon dioxide (CO2) extinguishers
• Class D fires: Specialized powder extinguishers designed for metal fires
• Electrical fires: CO2, powder, or wet chemical extinguishers (Note: Water-based extinguishers should be avoided for electrical fires)
• Class F fires: Wet chemical extinguishers

Different types of fire extinguisher – a detailed guide

ABC POWDER TYPE FIRE EXTINGUISHER

The ABC Powder Type VariEx® Fire Extinguisher reveals a versatile and potent firefighting solution. This red lifesaver is designed to combat Class A, B, and C fires with equal efficacy, making it a go-to choice for comprehensive fire protection. Its compact design and user-friendly operation ensure swift response in emergencies. The ABC Powder Type Fire Extinguisher stands as a reliable guardian against the diverse threats posed by combustible materials, flammable liquids, and electrical fires, embodying a crucial element in any safety strategy.

Use for ABC Powder Type Fire Extinguisher:

1. Class A Fires (Combustible Materials): Wood, paper, fabric – the ABC Powder extinguisher swiftly tackles fires involving these common materials.
2. Class B Fires (Flammable Liquids): From petrol to paint, the extinguisher's versatile powder composition is designed to suppress flammable liquid fires effectively.
3. Class C Fires (Flammable Gases): Whether it's hydrogen, butane, or methane, the ABC Powder Type Fire Extinguisher is your first line of defense against flammable gases.
4. Electrical Fires: When electrical equipment is involved, this extinguisher steps in, providing a safety net without conducting electricity.

Do Not Use for ABC Powder Type Fire Extinguisher:

1. Class D Fires (Combustible Metals): The ABC Powder Type Fire Extinguisher is not designed for fires involving combustible metals like magnesium, aluminum, or potassium. Specialized extinguishers for Class D fires are required.
2. Limited Visibility Environments: In confined spaces or areas with poor ventilation, the use of the ABC Powder extinguisher might reduce visibility, making it challenging to navigate.
3. Sensitive Electronics: Avoid using the ABC Powder extinguisher around sensitive electronic equipment, as the fine powder residue may cause damage.

DCP Powder Type Fire Extinguisher

DCP Powder Type Fire Extinguisher

The DCP (Dry Chemical Powder) Type Fire Extinguisher stands as a stalwart guardian against fires, offering a robust defense strategy in the face of diverse threats. Its effectiveness lies in a specially formulated dry chemical powder that swiftly suppresses flames, making it a versatile solution for various fire classes.

This extinguisher is particularly adept at handling Class A fires, involving combustible materials like wood and paper, by creating a barrier that smothers the fire's fuel and interrupts its chemical reaction. When faced with Class B fires fueled by flammable liquids such as gasoline or oil, the DCP extinguisher works by forming a barrier on the liquid's surface, preventing the release of flammable vapors.

Use for DCP Powder Type Fire Extinguisher:

1. Class A Fires (Combustible Materials): Ideal for fires involving common combustible materials such as wood, paper, and fabric, as the dry chemical powder creates a barrier that smothers the flames.
2. Class B Fires (Flammable Liquids): Well-suited for suppressing fires fueled by flammable liquids like gasoline, oil, or grease. The powder forms a barrier on the liquid's surface, preventing the release of flammable vapors.
3. Class C Fires (Electrical Fires): Safe for use on electrical fires, as the dry chemical powder is non-conductive. It effectively extinguishes the flames without posing an additional risk of conducting electricity.
4. Class K Fires (Cooking Oils and Fats): While not as common, some DCP extinguishers are also suitable for Class K fires, typically found in commercial kitchens where cooking oils and fats are involved.

Do Not Use for DCP Powder Type Fire Extinguisher:

1. Class D Fires (Combustible Metals): DCP extinguishers are generally not designed for fires involving combustible metals. Specialized extinguishers tailored for specific metal fires are required.
2. Limited Visibility Environments: In confined spaces or areas with poor ventilation, the use of DCP extinguishers may reduce visibility, making navigation challenging.
3. Sensitive Electronics: Avoid using DCP extinguishers around sensitive electronic equipment, as the fine powder residue may cause damage.

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Type Fire Extinguisher

The Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Type Fire Extinguisher emerges as a silent yet powerful hero in the realm of fire safety. This extinguisher is tailored for specific fire classes and operates on a mechanism designed for swift and efficient fire suppression.

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Type Fire Extinguisher

Use for Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Type Fire Extinguisher:

1. Electrical Fires: CO2 extinguishers are ideal for electrical fires as they don't leave any residue, preventing damage to sensitive electronic equipment.
2. Flammable Liquids: CO2 is excellent for suppressing fires fueled by flammable liquids like gasoline, oil, and solvents. It works by displacing oxygen, cutting off the fire's fuel source.
3. Indoor Spaces: Since CO2 is a clean agent, it's suitable for indoor use where minimal cleanup is desired.

Do Not Use for Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Type Fire Extinguisher:

1. Class A Fires: CO2 extinguishers are not recommended for fires involving ordinary combustible materials like wood, paper, and fabric. They might not provide effective suppression in such cases.
2. Outdoor Fires: CO2 is less effective in open spaces where the dispersion of the gas might not be as efficient. It's better suited for indoor applications.
3. Confined Spaces: In enclosed areas, the rapid discharge of CO2 can lead to a decrease in oxygen levels, posing a risk to individuals. Adequate ventilation is crucial when using CO2 extinguishers in confined spaces.

Mechanical Foam Type Fire Extinguisher

Use for Mechanical Foam Type Fire Extinguisher:

• Effective for combating Class B fires involving flammable liquids like petrol, diesel, and oil.
• Creates a foam blanket that smothers the fire, cutting off the oxygen supply.
• Suitable for certain Class A fires, providing a cooling effect and preventing re-ignition.

Do Not Use for Mechanical Foam Type Fire Extinguisher:

• Avoid using on electrical fires (Class C) to prevent electrical shock hazards.
• Not suitable for fires involving combustible metals (Class D).
• May not be the optimal choice for fires in cooking oils or fats (Class F); consider specialized wet chemical extinguishers for such scenarios.
• Ensure to match the fire class with the appropriate extinguisher type for safe and effective firefighting.

Water Type Fire Extinguisher

Water type fire extinguishers

Use for Water Type Fire Extinguisher:

• Class A Fires: Ideal for combustible materials such as wood, paper, fabric.
• Vegetation Fires: Effective for outdoor fires involving grass, bushes, or trees.
• Trash and Waste Fires: Suitable for fires originating from common household waste.

Do Not Use for Water Type Fire Extinguisher:

• Class B Fires: Ineffective for flammable liquid fires (petrol, oil, grease).
• Class C Fires: Not safe for use on electrical fires due to the risk of electrical shock.
• Class D Fires: Inappropriate for fires involving combustible metals.
• Kitchen Fires: Not recommended for fires involving cooking oils or fats (Class F). Use a wet chemical extinguisher instead.

Modular Fire Extinguisher (Automatic Roof Unit)

The Modular Fire Extinguisher, specifically the Automatic Roof Unit, represents a cutting-edge advancement in fire safety technology. Engineered for efficiency and rapid response, this system operates seamlessly to detect and suppress fires in enclosed spaces. Designed with a focus on versatility, it addresses a spectrum of fire classes, providing a comprehensive solution for various fire risks. The Automatic Roof Unit employs a modular approach, ensuring adaptability to diverse environments and evolving fire threats.

Use for Modular Fire Extinguisher:

• Class A Fires: Suitable for combating fires involving common combustible materials like wood, paper, and fabric.
• Class B Fires: Effective in suppressing fires fueled by flammable liquids such as petrol, oil, and paint.
• Class C Fires: Safe for use on electrical fires, providing a non-conductive extinguishing agent.
• Versatility: The modular design allows for flexibility and adaptability in various environments, making it a versatile choice for different fire classes.
• Compact Spaces: Well-suited for installation in confined spaces due to its modular and space-efficient design.

Do Not Use for Modular Fire Extinguisher:

• Class D Fires: Inappropriate for fires involving combustible metals such as magnesium, aluminum, or potassium.
• Class K Fires: Not recommended for cooking oil or fat fires; specialized wet chemical extinguishers are more suitable.
• Limited Visibility: In situations with poor visibility or confined spaces, where the modular design may hinder quick and easy access.
• Unauthorized Modifications: Avoid using if the extinguisher has undergone unauthorized modifications or if it is not in proper working condition.

In conclusion, exploring the diverse world of fire extinguishers reveals a crucial aspect of ensuring safety in various environments. Each type, from the versatile ABC extinguisher to the specialized CO2 and water units, plays a unique role in combating specific classes of fires. Understanding the distinct characteristics of each extinguisher empowers individuals to respond effectively in emergency situations. The importance of regular maintenance and proper training cannot be overstated. A well-maintained fire extinguisher is a reliable ally in the fight against unexpected flames. Training individuals on the correct usage of extinguishers not only enhances their confidence but also ensures a rapid and accurate response when the need arises.