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Product Name: One Kilogram Dry Powder Fire Extinguisher

Product net weight: 1000g

Product packing quantity: 10 pieces/box

Minimum Order Quantity: 200 pieces

Instructions for Use:

    Before use, first invert the device several times to loosen the dry powder. When you are about 3-4 meters away from the source of fire, pull out the safety pin, hold the nozzle in one hand, aim at the source of fire, and press the pressure handle with the thumb of the other hand, and the dry powder will be immediately ejected.

     When using a fire extinguisher with a spray nozzle or a pressurized fire extinguisher, one hand should always hold down the handle and not be released, or the spray will be interrupted. For dry powder fire extinguishers used to put out fires caused by combustible or flammable liquids, they should be aimed at the heart of the flame and swept across. If the liquid fire is burning in a spreading manner, the fire extinguisher should be aimed at the root of the flame from near to far, with a level spray and a sweeping motion from side to side, advancing quickly until the flames are completely extinguished.

     If a combustible liquid is burning inside a container, the user should aim at the root of the flame and sway back and forth to sweep, so that the sprayed dry powder flows cover the entire surface of the opening of the container; when the flame is driven out of the container, the user should continue to spray until the flame is completely extinguished. When fighting a fire in a container of combustible liquid, it should be noted that the nozzle should not be directly aimed at the liquid surface to prevent the impact of the spray flow from causing the combustible liquid to splatter and expand the fire, causing difficulty in extinguishing the fire.

Fire Extinguisher Knowledge

Question: What does ABC stand for in the context of ABC dry powder fire extinguishers?

Answer: ABC dry powder fire extinguishers refer to those that can extinguish A, B, C class fires and electrical fires, while carbon dioxide fire extinguishers can extinguish B, C class fires and electrical fires.

1. Class A Fire: Refers to fires caused by combustible carbon-containing solid materials, such as wood, cotton, wool, linen, paper, etc.

Category B fires: fires involving Class A, B, or C flammable liquids, such as gasoline, kerosene, methanol, ethyl ether, and acetone.

Category C fires: Refers to fires caused by combustible gases, such as gas, natural gas, methane, acetylene, hydrogen, etc.

Category D fires: Refers to fires caused by combustible metals, such as potassium, sodium, magnesium, titanium, zirconium, lithium, and aluminum magnesium alloys, etc.

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