Pri-Safety Ap-4.5 Dry Powder Fire Extinguisher 4.5kg ABC40

• Agent: Dry Powder
• Type: Portable Fire Extinguisher
• Object: Class A Fires
• Size: 4.5kg
• Certification: CE
• Portable Extinguisher: Portable Foam Fire Extinguisher
• Model NO.: AP-4.5
• Effective Range: 8m
• Retirement Life: 12 Years
• Power Source: Pressure Fire Extinguisher
• Fire Extinguisher Name: Portable 4.5kg Dry Powder Fire Extinguisher
• Fire Extinguisher Material: Carbon Steel
• Fire Extinguisher Size: 4.5kg
• Fire Extinguisher Diam: 140
• Fire Extinguisher Volume: 5.45L
• Fire Extinguisher Length: 400
• Fire Extinguisher Weight: 7.5kg
• Fire Extinguisher W.P: 14bar
• Fire Extinguisher T.P: 27bar
• Fire Extinguisher Fire: 13A 89 B C
• Transport Package: Export Carton
• Specification: ISO
• Trademark: pri-safety
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 84241000
• Production Capacity: 2000000

Product Description

 PRI-SAFETY AP-4.5 Dry powder fire extinguisher 4.5kg ABC40
  

Product Description

Dry powder fire extinguisher with American Valve

•TUV CE0036 certificated, CE approved, ISO Certificated
•Suitable against class A, class B, class C, and live electrical fires
•All fire extinguishers must be serviced in accordance with BS5306
•Polyester powder external coating (Red, Yellow, Blue color Available)
•All fire extinguishers are tested no leakage.
•Chemical Agent: ABC40%, Pressured with nitrogen gas.
•Working Pressure: 14Bar; Test Pressure: 27Bar;
•All fire extinguishers must be serviced in accordance with BS5306
•Brand name: Pri-Safety

Capacity	4.5kg
Item No.	AP-4.5
Out-dia.(mm)	Ф140
Cylinder Length(mm)	400
Cylinder Weight (kg)	2.2
Extinguisher Weight(kg)	7.5
Volume(L)	5.45
Filled Weight(kg)	4.5
Temperature Range	-30+60ºC
Working Pressure(bar)	14
Testing Pressure(bar)	27
Min Wall-thickness	1.13
Fire Rate	13A 89B C
Packing Size(mm)	160x150x495

Application

Rules for Fighting Fires

Fires can be very dangerous and you should always be certain that you will not endanger yourself or others when attempting to put out a fire. For this reason, when a fire is discovered: 

1.SOUND THE ALARM. If you discover or suspect a fire, sound the building fire alarm. If there is no alarm in the building, warn the other occupants by knocking on doors and shouting as you leave. 

2.LEAVE THE BUILDING. Try to rescue others only if you can do so safely. Move away from the building and out of the way of the fire department. Don't go back into the building until the fire department says it is safe to do so. 

3.CALL THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. Dial 911. Give as much information as possible to the emergency dispatcher.

Operations Instructions
1. Before attempting to fight a fire with a fire extinguisher it is important to check that it is fully charged (Fig. 1) and that the safety pin is not bent (Fig. 2)
2. Ensure you remain a safe distance from the fire and remove the safety pin (Fig.3) this will break the tamper seal
3. Aiming the extinguisher:
a) Solid Materials: Aim the hose at the base of the flames, moving across the area of the fire
b) Spilled liquids: Aim the hose at the near edge of the fire and with a rapid sweeping motion, drive the fire towards the far edge until all the flames have been extinguished
c) Flowing liquid: Direct the hose at the base of the flames and sweep upwards until all the flames have been extinguished
d) Electrical equipment: Switch off the power (if safe to do so) and then direct the hose straight at the fire
4. Squeeze the lever slowly to begin discharging the extinguisher, as the fire starts to diminish carefully move closer to it
5. Ensure all the fire has been extinguished, re-ignition can be possible when a powder fire extinguisher has been used

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