Description
ABS Foam Trolley Fire Extinguishers are capable of fighting Class A, Class B and Class F fires. Unlike powder types which easily block the vision of fire fighters, foam fire extinguishers allow full vision. The long discharge time allows the operator a greater margin of error when aiming while the foam will protect against flashbacks. It is ecological and biodegradable to 98%.
Onboard a ship, weeks away from land workshops, this fire extinguisher does not require a workshop to refill or maintain. Upon discharge, the crew can simply refill the fire extinguisher with spare powder and replace the used cartridge with a new piece. A wide cylinder opening allows crew to easily check the state of the powder with the help of an adjustable spanner.
Rigorous testing ensure that the ABS Foam Trolley Fire Extinguisher is suitable to the most hostile environments including onboard vessels, coastal installations, oil rigs and more.
What type of fire can I use this fire extinguisher for?
Before you use a fire extinguisher, always ensure you have an escape route. If you have to use a fire extinguisher, do so at a safe distance. When in doubt, always choose to run. Even professional fire fighters in full fire resistant suits have been trained to never put their own lives at risk. Ensure that the fire extinguisher is located to the work area and operators are trained in the use of fire extinguishers.
Ensure that extinguisher is located close to the work area and operators are trained in the use of extinguishers.
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Class A Class A fires which are combustible materials such as wood, tires, furniture, plastics, etc. |
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Class B Class B fires which are flammable liquids such as paint, thinner, petrol, etc. |
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Class E Class E fires which are electrical fires but do not include lithium battery fires.* |
*The first step of eliminating a Class E fire is to turn off the source by shutting off the electrical supply. If there is still a fire, the fire is likely to be a class A or B fire which will be much easier to put out as compared to a E fire.
How to use a fire extinguisher?
Before you use a fire extinguisher, always ensure you have an escape route. If you have to use a fire extinguisher, do so at a safe distance. When in doubt, always choose to run. Even professional fire fighters in full fire resistant suits have been trained to never put their own lives at risk. Ensure that the fire extinguisher is located to the work area and operators are trained in the use of fire extinguishers.
Ensure that extinguisher is located close to the work area and operators are trained in the use of extinguishers.
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1. Pull the safety pin | |
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2. Turn the CO2 cartridge | |
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3. Aim at the base of the fire | |
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4. Rotate the handle of pistol |
Specifications
| Model | 14260_3 | 14284_4 |
| Extinguish Agent | 50 L Foam | 150 L Foam |
| Test Standard | EN1866 | EN1866 |
| Propellant | 3 LTR CO2 Cart | 6.7 LTR CO2 Cart |
| Discharge Distance | 8M | 8M |
| App Discharge Time | 47 Sec | 150 Sec |
| Height | 1145mm | 1380mm |
| Width | 455mm | 700mm |
| Depth | 550mm | 900mm |
| App Total Weight | 85 KG | 230 KG |
| Operate Temperature | 0°C to 60°C | 0°C to 60°C |
| Working Pressure | 13 Bar | 13 Bar |
| Test Pressure | 30 Bar | 30 Bar |
| Fire Rating | 233 IV B | 233 IV B |
| Part No | FEM-AB-FC50 | FEM-AB-FC150 |
*Due to constant improvements, product specifications may differ slightly.
