Fire Extinguishers » Water Fire Extinguishers

	9 litre water stored pressure fire extinguisher A cost effective large water extinguisher for mounting on a wall or a floor stand. Features a robust design with ...more   In stock now code: EXT069WSP9 £26.65 ex VAT

A Water fire extinguisher is used for Class A fires involving combustible solids, typically wood, paper, plastics, coal and fabrics. They should not be used on electrical or liquid fires. Water fire extinguishers are best teamed with a Dry Powder or Carbon Dioxide extinguisher in the office or workplace to cater for other fire risks.

Foam Extinguishers offer an alternative to water and in comparison are lighter in weight making them easier to use.

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9 litre water stored pressure fire extinguisher

A cost effective large water extinguisher for mounting on a wall or a... more

Code: EXT069WSP9
Price £26.65+vat

3 litre water fire extinguisher with Additive

This powerful Hydraspray Water fire extinguisher has an added... more

Code: EXT069WWA3
Price £25.99+vat

6 litre water with additive stored pressure fire extinguisher

The advanced 6 Lt Hydraspray Water extinguisher with added extinguishing agent... more

Code: EXT069WWA6
Price £33.95+vat

9 litre water stored pressure Stainless Steel fire extinguisher

Ideal for architecturally sensitive environments and design-led interiors,... more

Code: EXT014WSP9SS
Price £73.95+vat

Water fire extinguisher should be used for Class A fires involving solids only, such as wood, paper, plastics and fabrics. They are not suitable for use on Class B liquid fires e.g. paraffin, petrol, oil based fires, chip pan fires or on electrical fires including where electricity is involved. Water fire extinguisher are colour coded with a red label (not to be confused with the normal red paint finish on the main body of the extinguisher). The fire extinguisher works by water under pressure cooling burning material.

Using a water fire extinguisher:

1. Pull out the retaining pin (this will snap the plastic "pull tight" security seal) and squeeze the grip to discharge the extinguisher.
2. Direct the jet at the base of the flame and keep it moving across the area of the fire.
3. Seek out any hot spots after the main fire is extinguished.
4. A fire spreading vertically should be attacked at its lowest point and followed upwards.