In Denmark, there are approximately 80,000 fires per year, of which less than 5% develop into major fires. This is, among other things, because the right hand-extinguishing equipment is available, as this can prevent fires from developing prematurely. Since sprinkler systems are activated at a minimum of 68 degrees and a maximum of 400 degrees with high-temperature sprinklers, fire extinguishers can minimize the development of a fire before a fire-extinguishing system, and are therefore an important supplement to a fire-extinguishing system. We have many different fire extinguishers that work best for different situations. Powder extinguishers, for example, are good for many situations and come in many different sizes. The little ones are good to have ready in the car, boat or in their caravan, should the accident happen on the road. The large ones are for use in homes, agriculture, industry, workshops, construction sites, boiler rooms, petrol stations and garages. Powder extinguishers are good for putting out Class AB and C fires.
WORTH KNOWING:
When we deliver a fire extinguisher, it is pressure tested and tested with the latest date. Therefore, we also do not stock the fire extinguishers. This means that the delivery time is 3-5 working days, depending on the model.
All fire extinguishers must be inspected once a year.
Every 5 years the fire extinguisher must be pressure tested.
Do you have a company that works with products that are flammable and/or sells products, e.g. New Year's gunpowder, it is a legal requirement that there must be a fire extinguisher nearby.
We can provide other sizes on request. Contact our customer service if you are interested, tel: 71 99 32 60
In order to put out a fire safely, it is important to choose the right fire extinguisher. The fire extinguishers are categorized from class A to F. The meaning of the different classifications can be seen below:
Class A: Fire-resistant material; Wood, paper, cardboard, textiles, some plastic materials and all glow-forming materials.
Class B: Fire in liquids; Gasoline, oil, alcohol, fiberglass, paint, etc
Class C: Fire in gases; Propane, butane, acetylene, natural gas etc
Class D: Fires in metals; Magnesium, sodium, aluminum powder, iron sulphide, tatanium, graphite etc
Class E: Electrical fires; electrical equipment, electrical equipment and electrical installations
Class F: Fires in fiture, fat etc
