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While having the right precautions and alert systems in place limits the threat of fire, they cannot prevent every fire from ever occurring. When fire breaks out, the use of extinguishing and suppression technologies is just as important as early detection for preventing disaster. It can help reduce damage to your premises and assets as much as possible and safeguard any people on site. What system you use will depend on varying factors, including the size, purpose and structure of the site being protected as well as the type of fire, containing heat, flames, and smoke. We study your site and recommend what is right for you.
Chubb fire extinguishers have an aluminum cylinder body and a high resistance to corrosion, resulting in a longer shelf life. They are also up to 37% lighter compared to other metal fire extinguishers, which allows them to be more easily portable.
Water fire extinguishers
Traditional water extinguishers are recommended for Class ‘A’ fires that involve combustible materials such as wood, paper, rubbish and fabrics.
Foam fire extinguishers
Foam extinguishers are recommended for Class ‘B’ fires that involve freely burning material and flammable liquids such as petrol, paint and solvents.
Powder fire extinguishers
Powder fire extinguishers are highly effective for Class ‘A’ and ‘B’ fires, but not suitable for fires that involve electrical equipment.
CO2 fire extinguishers
Carbon Dioxide extinguishers are highly recognized for their cleanliness and reputable performance and are useful where Class ‘B’ electrical fires breakout.
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