Clean Agent Fire Extinguishers (4KG, 6KG, 9KG)
A fire extinguisher is an active fire protection device used to extinguish or control small fires, often in emergency situations. Our Clean Agent Extinguisher is of Stored Pressure Type.
- Class B Fire: Wood, Textiles, Paper, Clothes, Cotton mill, Jute Mill etc
- Class B Fire: Petroleum, Oil, Paint, Varnish, Solvent, Aviation Fuel, Flammable and Volatile Liquids etc.
- Class C Fire:Flammable Gases, Industrial Gases etc.
- As Well As Electrical Fires
Clean agent extinguishers use non-conductive, non-corrosive gases that leave no residue after discharge, making them ideal for protecting sensitive equipment and delicate environments.
These extinguishers are perfect for areas with computers, servers, and other electronic equipment, as they extinguish fires without causing damage or short-circuiting sensitive components.
Many clean agents, such as FE-36 or Novec 1230, are designed to have low global warming potential (GWP) and zero ozone depletion potential (ODP), making them safer for the environment compared to older agents like Halon.
Clean agents quickly suppress fires by interrupting the chemical reaction that fuels combustion, effectively stopping the fire before it spreads.
These extinguishers are perfect for areas with computers, servers, and other electronic equipment, as they extinguish fires without causing damage or short-circuiting sensitive components.
Many clean agents, such as FE-36 or Novec 1230, are designed to have low global warming potential (GWP) and zero ozone depletion potential (ODP), making them safer for the environment compared to older agents like Halon.
Clean agents quickly suppress fires by interrupting the chemical reaction that fuels combustion, effectively stopping the fire before it spreads.
Remove the safety pin to break the tamper seal. Aim the nozzle or hose at the base of the fire. Squeeze the handle to release the clean agent. Sweep the nozzle or hose from side to side, ensuring that the entire base of the fire is covered until it is completely extinguished.
While clean agents are generally safe for use in occupied spaces, ensure the area is well-ventilated after discharge to avoid inhaling concentrated gases.
Although non-toxic, avoid direct skin contact with the discharged gas, as the rapid evaporation can cause cold burns or frostbite.
Periodically inspect the extinguisher to ensure it is in good working condition, checking the pressure gauge, nozzle, and overall integrity of the unit.
Ensure that personnel are trained in the proper use of clean agent extinguishers, as these may operate slightly differently from other types of extinguishers.
Although non-toxic, avoid direct skin contact with the discharged gas, as the rapid evaporation can cause cold burns or frostbite.
Periodically inspect the extinguisher to ensure it is in good working condition, checking the pressure gauge, nozzle, and overall integrity of the unit.
Ensure that personnel are trained in the proper use of clean agent extinguishers, as these may operate slightly differently from other types of extinguishers.