Fire Extinguisher Usage Guide
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| Fires involving freely burning materials. For example wood, paper, textiles and other carbonaceous materials. | Fires involving flammable liquids. For example petrols and spirits. NOT ALCOHOL OR COOKING OIL. | Fires involving flammable gasses. For example propane and butane. | Fires involving burning metals. | Fires caused by electrical equipment where electric current may be present. | Fires involving cooking oil and fat. For example olive oil, maize oil, lard and butter. | ||
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Hydrospray (Water Additive) |
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Co2 (Carbon Dioxide) |
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Foam (AFFF) |
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Powder |
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Monnex Powder |
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Wet Chemical |
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