| Customization: | Available |
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| Product Name: | Fire Extinguisher |
| Type: | Auto Fire off |
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Introduction
The Fire Extinguisher Ball: An Efficient and Innovative Fire Protection Guardian
The Fire Extinguisher Ball is a revolutionary product that combines high efficiency and innovation, designed specifically to curb the spread of fires. With its compact and portable design, coupled with advanced fire suppression technology, it activates instantly upon exposure to flames. No professional skills are required-simply throw it, and it can quickly extinguish fires, effortlessly addressing various fire hazards.
Whether it's homes, offices, parking lots, or other fire-prone areas, the Auto Fire Extinguisher Ball is your ideal fire protection solution. It can respond rapidly at the early stage of a fire, minimizing losses with its high-efficiency fire suppression capabilities and safeguarding lives and property. Moreover, this extinguisher ball uses an eco-friendly dry powder formula, leaving no residue or harmful chemicals after use, ensuring green and safe operation. The Auto Fire Extinguisher Ball is highly versatile and can handle various fire scenarios. It can effectively deal with fires caused by flammable liquids, electrical equipment, combustible materials, and more. Additionally, it's easy to store and can be flexibly placed in any location, such as corners at home, under office desks, or inside vehicles, providing reliable fire protection whenever and wherever needed.
Choose the Auto Fire Extinguisher Ball to build a solid fire prevention barrier for your home, office, and commercial spaces, and protect them from the devastating effects of fires.
Parameters
| Model | Diameter | Fire extinguishing range | Response time | Alert | Ambient temperature | Extinguishant |
| 0.6kg | 100mm | ≈1m³ | ≤2s | ≈120dB | -10ºC~85ºC | 90% ABC dry powder |
| 1.2kg | 150mm | ≈2.5m³ | ≤3s | |||
| 1.3kg | ||||||
| 1.35kg | 152mm | ≈3 m³ | ≤2s | |||
| 2.0kg | 171mm | ≈4.2m³ | ≤3s | |||
| 2.8kg | 186mm | ≈6m³ | ||||
| 4.0kg | 215mm | ≈9m³ | ≤2s |
Usage
>Various types of fires<
Fire is classified into six categories, namely A, B, C, D, E, and F, based on the type of combustible materials and the characteristics of combustion. The scenarios of each type of fire are described as follows:
• Class A Fire
Definition: It refers to fires involving solid substances. Such substances usually have organic properties and generally produce glowing embers during combustion.
Scenarios: For example, fires of wood, cotton, wool, linen, paper, etc. are common in places like family residences, offices, warehouses, etc., where there are a large number of flammable solid materials such as wooden furniture and paper documents. For instance, in an archive room storing a large amount of paper documents, a fire caused by a short circuit in the electrical wires igniting the paper is a Class A fire.
• Class B Fire
Definition: It refers to fires of liquids or fusible solid substances.
Scenarios: Such as fires of gasoline, kerosene, diesel, crude oil, methanol, ethanol, asphalt, paraffin, etc. are common in places like gas stations, oil depots, chemical plants, and auto repair shops. For example, in an auto repair shop, if a gasoline barrel is accidentally knocked over during the repair process and the gasoline leaks and encounters an open flame, it will trigger a Class B fire.
• Class C Fire
Definition: It refers to gas fires.
Scenarios: Such as fires of coal gas, natural gas, methane, ethane, propane, hydrogen, etc. are common in places like gas supply stations, chemical plants, and kitchens. For example, if there is a gas pipeline leak in a home kitchen and it encounters an open flame or electrostatic sparks, it will trigger a Class C fire.
• Class E Fire
Definition: It refers to fires involving charged objects.
Scenarios: Commonly found in places such as power distribution rooms, generator rooms, and electrical equipment rooms. For example, in a power distribution room, due to a fault in the electrical equipment that generates an arc, igniting the surrounding flammable materials will trigger a Class E fire.
• Class F Fire
Definition: It refers to fires of cooking materials (such as animal and vegetable oils) in cooking appliances.
Scenarios: It mainly occurs in the kitchen. For example, if the oil in the pot overheats and catches fire while stir-frying, or when frying food, the oil splashes onto an open flame, it will trigger a Class F fire.
>Dry powder fire extinguishing balls are suitable for the following fire scenarios<
• Class A: Fires involving solid combustibles such as wood and paper in places like homes and offices.
• Class B: Fires involving flammable liquids such as gasoline and methanol in locations like auto repair shops and chemical plants.
• Class C: Fires involving flammable gases such as natural gas and hydrogen in areas like kitchens and gas supply stations.
• Class E: Fires involving electrical equipment in places like transformer and distribution rooms and computer rooms.
Product features
1. Use environment: power outlet, power distribution cabinets, kitchens, warehouses, hotels, shopping malls, automobile, shipbuilding and other fire-prone areas.
2. Place the automatic fire extinguishing ball about 30 cm above the fire hazards with bracket or hook, and follow the direction of arrow to face down. Kindly suggest placing two in the same location to achieve the better protection.
3. If the fire occurs in an uninhabited environment, when the flame comes into contact with the fire extinguishing ball, the fire extinguishing ball will trigger the automatic fire-extinguishing reaction mechanism to extinguish the fire source by extinguishing powder, so as to timely prevent the spread of the fire.
4. When a fire is discovered, the fire extinguishing ball can be thrown to the fire source. Than fire extinguishing mechanism can be triggered. Put off the fire within 3-5 seconds, with an alarm of 120dB.
5. After totally fire extinguished, clean the site with vacuum cleaner or other tools.
Matters need attention
1. The automatic fire extinguishing ball is used to extinguish fire only. Cannot be used for other purposes.
2. The automatic fire extinguishing ball should be stored or hung under normal temperature and dry environment.
3. Do not intentionally throw or lit the automatic fire extinguishing ball.
4. Optional damage, dismantle, change the product is prohibited.
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