Permanent pressure powder extinguisher, capacity 12 l, fire classes A+B+C.

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Permanent pressure powder extinguisher, capacity 12 l, fire classes A+B+C

• Supplied = assembled
• Contents = 12 l
• Fire class = A, B, C
• Application = outdoor, inside, passenger car
• Diameter = 190 mm
• Height = 590 mm
• Width = 265 mm
• Depth = 205 mm
• Spray width approx. = 7 m
• Spray time approx. = 30 sec
• Extinguishing agent = ABC powder
• Activation = hand lever
• Colour = red
• Material = metal
• Product type = constant pressure foam extinguishers
• Customs tariff number = 84241000
• Country of origin = POL
• Gross weight = 17.8 kg
• Weight = 17.3 kg
• Sustainability = CO 2 footprint calculated
• Inexpensive standard devices for a wide range of uses
• The design ensures it is ready for immediate use by pulling the locking pin
• Easy to operate hand lever trigger - for carrying and spraying at the same time
• Permanent pressure powder extinguisher with hand lever fitting and pressure gauge
• Extinguishing agent container made of high quality steel
• Hose line resistant to ageing
• With a weather resistant and hardwearing 100% polyester resin coating on the outside
• Holder for extinguishing nozzle integrated in the base ring
• Hardwearing brass fitting with integrated test valve
• Wall bracket included
• Suitable for electrical systems up to 1000 V at a minimum distance of 1 metre
• Fire class A: fires involving solid materials, mainly of organic origin, which normally burn and form embers (e.g. wood, coal, paper, textiles, car tyres) Fire class B: fires involving liquid or liquidising substances (e.g. alcohol, petrol, greases, resins, plastics, paints, oils) Fire class C: fires involving gases (e.g. natural gas, butane, methane, propane, hydrogen) Advantages of ABC powder: - Highly versatile for use in fire classes A, B and C. - High extinguishing capacity and fast extinguishing effect
• Disadvantage of ABC powder: In addition to the source of the fire, the surrounding area may also be covered
• Risk of consequential damage that may be greater than the fire damage itself.