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Automatic Powder Fire Extinguisher - 2 kg

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Automatic fire extinguishers are particularly suitable for installation in the engine room. A fire extinguisher must be placed near critical zones (engine room, galley, batteries, etc.) and must be easily accessible from both the inside and the outside.
When permanently installed, they operate automatically when the room temperature reaches a value of more than 79°C.
They can be deployed for all types of fires except metal fires.

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Automatic Powder Fire Extinguisher - 2 kg
	Specifications:	Features		Hazard statement
	Color: red Material: Aluminum, Plastic Certification: EN3 Diameter: 10.5 cm Height: 40 cm Contents: 2 kg	Type of fire extinguisher Suitable for fire class Suspendable Aluminum cylinder Automatic continuous pressure With pressure gauge Supplied with mild steel support	Powder extinguisher ABC Yes	Hazard statement (H-phrases): Not applicable Additional hazard statement (EUH phrases): EUH401: Follow the instructions for use to avoid danger to human health and the environment.



Overview of the 5 Fire Classes
	Fire class A	This is a fire involving solid materials such as: wood, paper, rubber, furniture, curtains. Suitable extinguishing agents: fire hose reel, powder extinguisher, foam extinguisher, and a fire blanket.
	Fire class B	This is a fire involving liquid substances such as: gasoline, diesel oil, acetone, wax. Suitable extinguishing agent: spray foam extinguishers, CO2 extinguishers or powder extinguishers.
	Fire class C	This is a fire involving gases such as: propane, LPG, natural gas. The best way to extinguish a Class C fire is to turn off the gas valve first; otherwise, there is a risk of explosion. Suitable extinguishing agent: powder extinguisher.
	Fire class D	This is a fire of metal such as: aluminium, metal, magnesium. Suitable extinguishing agent: powder extinguisher suitable for fire class D, also known as metal fire extinguishers.
	Fire class F	This is a fire involving (frying) oil and fats such as: cooking oil or frying fat. Suitable extinguishing agents: grease extinguisher or a spray foam extinguisher suitable for fire class ABF.