P50 Foam Extinguisher
£1.00
The P50 foam extinguisher comes in a 6-litre size, is CE marked, and meets BS EN 3 standards. This innovative extinguisher signifies a significant advancement in fire safety technology. It offers substantial cost savings, is lighter in weight, and has a lower environmental footprint, making the P50 a genuinely sustainable choice. Additionally, it delivers superior performance and financial advantages. With its versatile firefighting capabilities, it can effectively combat Class A and B fires.
| SKU | Quantity | |
|---|---|---|
| KF6P50 |
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Description
The P50 foam extinguisher is certified to BSI Kitemark, UKCA, EN3, PED and MED.
Features include:
- 20-year life cycle
- 10-year operational corrosion guarantee
- 10-year manufacturing fault and workmanship guarantee
- British manufactured
- Approved and tested to the highest accreditations
- No annual service required
- Lightweight design and recyclable
- Double pressure gauges to ensure cross-calibration
- Patented design
| Technical Specification | KF6P50 |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 6kg |
| Fire Rating | 27A/144B |
| Extinguishing Medium | Mono-ammonium phosphate and ammonium sulphate |
| Working Pressure | 12 bar at temp 20°C |
| Temperature Range | +5º to +60ºC |
| Cylinder Material | HDPE with Aramid Winding (Kevlar®) |
| Pressuring Gas | N/A |
How to operate a P50 foam fire extinguisher
Begin by holding the P50 extinguisher upright, either in your hand or placed securely on the ground at a safe distance from the flames. First, rotate the safety pin to break the tamper seal.
Next, remove the pin and unclip the hose. Direct the hose at the base of the fire ensuring that you operate no closer than 2 metres away from the fire.
Holding the handle in your hand, slowly squeeze to release the extinguisher's contents, aiming it across the fire. As the flames begin to diminish, you can gradually move closer.
Make sure the fire is completely out, then release the handle to stop. Keep an eye on the area for any signs of re-ignition.
Remember, only use an extinguisher for small fires. If the fire is too large to handle, evacuate the area immediately, alert others, and call the fire and rescue service.
