Our C02 extinguisher range is approved and certified to Australian Standard AS/NZS 1841.6.
- Hydrostatically tested to the highest rating standards
- Other sizes available are 2kg and 3.5kg
- Supplied with wall brackets for easy installation.
Features:
- Lightweight, high-quality seamless aluminium cylinder construction
- High-quality brass coated valve construction
- High-pressure hose with horn type nozzle end
- Stainless Steel Handle Finish
- AS/NZ Certified
Suitable for:
- CLASS B (Flammable Liquid such as a gasoline, petroleum greases, oil-based paints)
- CLASS E (Energised electrical equipment such as computers, servers and motors)
Best Use For:
The 5KG CO2 Extinguisher is suitable for any area where there is a lot of live electrical equipment such as computers, printers, screens and must be near switchboards. Areas include:
- Small to Large Sized offices
- Industrial Areas
- Shops
- Server rooms
- Laboratories
- Factories
- Vehicles with Electrical Equipment (specialised for an outside broadcast vehicle and electrical contractors)
What is included:
- 5KG CO2 Fire Extinguisher
- 1 Wall Bracket
- 1 Maintenance/Service Tag
- 1 Security Seal Tie
CERTIFIED AND APPROVED TO AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS AS/NZ 1841.6
TECHNICAL INFO
| Model Number |
FFA50CO |
|---|---|
| Agent Capacity |
5kg |
| Agent Type |
Carbon Dioxide |
| Agent Manufacturer |
Fire Factory Australia |
| Total Mass |
11.9kg Approx. |
| Fire Rating |
5B:E |
| Approvals |
AS/NZS 1841.6 |
| Nozzle Size |
3 x 3.8.1 x 4.8mm |
| Discharge Time |
18 Seconds |
| Dimensions W x H |
150mm x 660mm |
| Cylinder Thickness |
6.02mm |
| Cylinder Pressure Test |
5 Yearly |
| Periodic Test Pressure |
21.5 MPa |
| Cylinder Contruction |
Aluminum |
| Valve Construction |
Brass |
| Cylinder Finish |
Powder Coated Red |
| Handle Finish |
Stainless Steel |
| Valve Finish |
Plated Brass |
| Bracket |
Wall |
General Information:
Carbon Dioxide (C02) extinguishers are a popular choice for spaces where there is electrical equipment. The CO2 extinguisher work to smother flames of oxygen. Once emitted, the carbon dioxide cools the fuel of the fire quickly- making it cost effective.
(FFA50CO)