Fire Extinguishers

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Fire Extinguishers Whether for your home or your workplace, you take precautions to prevent fires. Yet, from cooking, electrical shorts, candles or other sources, fires can and do occur. Without adequate suppression, a spark quickly becomes flames that spread, generating smoke, damaging property and jeopardizing lives. To respond, equip your space or facility with a fire extinguisher designed to address relative hazards. Fire Safety USA offers Amerex fire extinguishers approved for professional firefighters along with homes, schools, retail stores, offices and other applications. From the proven ABC fire extinguishers to CO2 extinguishers and large water extinguishers, you will find the solution to fight any blaze. We also offer many ways to store or carry fire extinguishers, including wall brackets, portable stands, semi-recessed cabinets and body harnesses. How Fire Extinguishers Work Fires require oxygen, heat and a fuel source - typically a combustible or flammable material. The presence of oxygen and heat and the amount of fuel cause the flames to spread throughout a building or the outdoors. Fire extinguishers halt this propagation through one of three methods: cooling the heat source, cutting off the fuel or reducing the available supply of oxygen. Additionally, coating the fuel source detaches it from contact with the oxygen in the air, ultimately smothering the fire until it burns out. To prevent the spread of flames, fire extinguishers typically have a portable, aerosol-style design filled with water, a chemical foam or a powder. Pressing down on the lever located at the top changes the pressure inside the cylinder, releasing the substance inside. Realize that especially for commercial use, fire extinguishers function as a backup to your overall fire suppression strategy . Choosing the Right Fire Extinguisher There are many types of extinguishers out there depending on the types of fires you may face. Use our guide below to help you shop for the right kitc

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