Dont we have an extinguisher engineer?

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

R

one for all

And one for all.

 

[brightspark]

R

And one for all.

no all for one then one for all the 3 musketeers

 

[winchman]

Fire Extinguishers for Domestic and Commercial Use | Firexo

Specialists in all-in-one, easy to use fire extinguishers that remove the uncertainty on which type of extinguisher to use. Buy online here.

firexo.com

We go from needing four to two

 

[brightspark]

so whats in it and does it knack electrical stuff after it has been sprayed on it some nurd sprayed a load of powder on to a pannel and ******** the lot up

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

Fire Extinguishers for Domestic and Commercial Use | Firexo

Specialists in all-in-one, easy to use fire extinguishers that remove the uncertainty on which type of extinguisher to use. Buy online here.

firexo.com

We go from needing four to two

Not be approved. Not kite marked.
Can't be serviced Or internally inspected.

They come around every few years

 

[winchman]

Not be approved. Not kite marked.
Can't be serviced Or internally inspected.

They come around every few years

Thanks for that I did wonder, its all about the detail

 

[MetalMonkey]

For what it is worth, Firexo claim

Is there a kitemark on the Firexo extinguishers?

Firexo is a global brand whereas the Kite Mark is more recognised in the UK.
Firexo extinguishers are CE marked and the CE and Kite Marks are generally harmonised standards allowing us to feel safe in the knowledge that our product would gain the Kitemark when, and if we choose to apply for it in the future.

Alternatively if it is a "universal" extinguisher you are after, you could try looking at the water mist ones, they are kitemarked and can be used on a variety of fires.

 

[brightspark]

For what it is worth, Firexo claim




Alternatively if it is a "universal" extinguisher you are after, you could try looking at the water mist ones, they are kitemarked and can be used on a variety of fires.

electric better you than me

 

[MetalMonkey]

electric better you than me

They reckon so:

Completely Safe for use on Electrical Equipment

The water droplets created by the extinguishers are so small that electricity cannot travel through them. In addition, our water mist extinguishers contain only de-ionised water which cannot carry electrical current. Our water mist extinguishers have been di-electrically tested with 35000 Volts! Therefore the extinguishers are completely safe for use on live electrical equipment (up to 1000V at 1m distance).

Not sure that quite applies when it has formed a puddle on the floor, but presumably the power is off by the time you go paddling about in it.

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

Heads up.
When buying extinguishers from retail outlets.
Read the small print, it varies from outlets.
But simply put. Unless commissioned to the standards any warranty claim is invalid, may be the same with insurance.

 

[bourbon]

That's interesting. We sell fire extinguishers, I'll ask about any policy we have.

 

[500e]

Respect. Not 3500 HP should be PSI

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

That's interesting. We sell fire extinguishers, I'll ask about any policy we have.

The manufacturer may state that has to be commissioned assembled by a competent life form.
On the box or on the instructions.