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   Do you need a fire extinguisher?

   • Never use a fire extinguisher to extinguish flames from a fire involving escaping gases. Only tackle a fire in its very early stages. Do not move forward unless it is safe to do so, but you must remain 1 metre from the fire. Do not use more than one fire extinguisher to tackle a fire.

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   Can a fire extinguisher be used on a grease fire?

   • Don’t use the wrong type of fire extinguisher: Never use a fire extinguisher for a class of fire that is not indicated on the label. Most importantly, extinguishers that are labeled for Class A fires only cannot be used on electrical or grease fires. However, it is safe to use an extinguisher labeled for Class B and C fires on a Class A fire.

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   Can a fire extinguisher be used as a first aid firefighting appliance?

   • Anyone can use a fire extinguisher when used as a first aid firefighting appliance – this simply means when used for escape purposes, for instance when evacuating a building and the exit route is blocked by fire, an extinguisher can be used to subdue, control or even extinguish the fire in order to exit the building.

   Who is responsible for using a fire extinguisher?

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   What type of fire extinguisher do I Need?

   • Most household fire extinguishers are considered multipurpose and labeled for use in A, B, and C classes. Class K extinguishers are heavier duty and will need to be bought separately. We suggest this 6-liter extinguisher, as it best fits the Fire Department Connection’s recommendation.

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   Jul 12, 2023 · This article will help you learn what different types of fire extinguishers are available, what different classes of fire you may come across and which extinguishers should be used to tackle them, if it is safe to do so.

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   Aug 26, 2023 · State of Physical Access Trend Report 2024. Choosing fire extinguisher types for the relevant class of fire could literally be the difference between life and death. So here’s a useful guide on how to choose the right type and class of fire extinguisher for the appropriate scenario, including colour codes, fire classes and uses.

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   Jun 21, 2022 · Never use a fire extinguisher to extinguish flames from a fire involving escaping gases. Only tackle a fire in its very early stages. Do not move forward unless it is safe to do so, but you must remain 1 metre from the fire. Do not use more than one fire extinguisher to tackle a fire.

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   Jan 4, 2022 · Anyone can use a fire extinguisher when used as a first aid firefighting appliance – this simply means when used for escape purposes, for instance when evacuating a building and the exit route is blocked by fire, an extinguisher can be used to subdue, control or even extinguish the fire in order to exit the building.

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   • What is the minimum number of extinguishers I legally have to have? We are often asked ‘How many fire extinguishers are required in a business premises?’
   • Are there other types of extinguisher I have to have? Depending on the equipment in your business premises, you are likely to need other types of fire extinguisher.
   • Where should extinguishers be located? The ‘standard pair’ water-based and CO2 fire extinguishers are usually located by exits and fire alarm call-points.
   • How should extinguishers be ‘fitted’? To comply with fire extinguisher regulations, extinguishers should be either fixed to the wall, or attached to a stand.

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   4 days ago · We should all have at least one fire extinguisher somewhere in our home, but it’s not enough to simply keep one under the kitchen sink. If there is a fire, your safety—and the safety of your home—depends on knowing how to use that fire extinguisher correctly.

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   The extinguisher used must be appropriate for the class of fire. Class A: Fires involving freely burning materials. For example, wood, paper, textiles and other carbon-based materials. Appropriate fire extinguishers: Water. Foam. Dry powder. Wet chemical. Class B: Fires involving flammable liquids. For example, petrol and spirits.