Douse fires from combustibles such as wood, paper, cloth, and rubber. Extinguisher comes empty. Fill it with water and pressurize using a compressed air or nitrogen source with a 100 psi capacity. It has a 5/16"-32 UNEF male Schrader fitting for pressurizing and a pressure gauge. Extinguisher has a safety pin to prevent accidental discharge. Please check local ordinances for inspection requirements (inspection tags sold separately).

Smother flames from combustible-metal fires involving magnesium, sodium, potassium, uranium, and powdered aluminum. Extinguisher has a safety pin to prevent accidental discharge. Please check local ordinances for inspection requirements (inspection tags sold separately).

Suppress extremely hot reflashing fires involving combustible oil and grease. Extinguisher has a safety pin to prevent accidental discharge. Please check local ordinances for inspection requirements (inspection tags sold separately).

Control access to fire extinguishers and guard against theft and vandalism. Cabinets come with cylinder locks that are keyed alike (all open with the same key) and two keys.

Keep dust and dirt off your fire extinguishers.

Set your extinguisher in this stand when mounting is not an option.

A buzzer sounds when the extinguisher is removed from its storage position, discouraging theft and vandalism. Attach the switch to a wall and the clip to an extinguisher.

Cool down fires and prevent them from spreading in offices, storage rooms, and other enclosed spaces. To activate, pull the locking and igniter pins and toss the tool into the burning room. Removing the pins starts an 8-second countdown that can’t be stopped. Next, the nontoxic and environmentally-friendly aerosol discharges, cooling the room without removing oxygen, so people can still breathe. Store these tools in a cool, dry environment to ensure maximum life. They are not fire extinguishers and should not replace any extinguishers required by NFPA 10.

These tools work with most common fires including: wood, paper, cloth, rubber, liquids, gases, electrical equipment, and kitchen fires. Using the large handle, first responders can easily grab them in an emergency. They adhere to the rigorous military testing standards of MIL-STD-810D.

To position these tools near enclosed spaces where they might be needed, use a mounting bracket.

Sprinkler heads must be installed and maintained according to National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards. Install using sprinkler-head wrenches (sold separately) or any hand wrench that fits the NPT size.

Pendent-style sprinkler heads are designed to be suspended below support piping. They can be used with exposed piping or finished ceilings.

Upright-style sprinkler heads are designed to be installed above support piping and can only be used with exposed piping.

Glass-bulb sprinkler heads are triggered when the liquid-filled bulb bursts at the rated temperature.

Fusible-link sprinkler heads are triggered by a soft metal alloy that melts at the rated temperature.

These sprinkler heads react to heat up to five times faster than other sprinkler heads. They are triggered when the liquid-filled bulb bursts at the rated temperature. Heads must be installed and maintained according to National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards. Install using sprinkler-head wrenches (sold separately) or any hand wrench that fits the NPT size.

Pendent-style sprinkler heads are designed to be suspended below support piping. They can be used with exposed piping or finished ceilings.

Upright-style sprinkler heads are designed to be installed above support piping and can only be used with exposed piping.