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A Guide to the Water Fire Extinguisher

Water Fire Extinguishers:

Water fire extinguishers are widely used in offices and homes, as they combine decent fire fighting performance with an environmentaly friendly extinguishant that leaves little residue and can be disposed of easily at the end of the product life. They fight Class A fires, such as wood, paper, cardboard, soft furnishing etc. Performance can be increased with a selection of additives, they are also true broad spectrum extinguishers which can be used on Class A, B and C fires.

To use a water extinguisher, aim the jet at the bottom of the flames and move it over the are a of the fire.

1.How to use a Water Fire Extinguisher?

1. Before attempting to fight a fire with a fire extinguisher it is important to check that it is fully charged and the safety pin is not bent.
2. Ensure you remain a safe distance from the fire and remove the safety pin. This will break the tamper seal.
3. Where to aim the fire extinguisher hose:
a. Fire spreading horizontally: Aim the hose at the base of the fire, moving the jet across the area of the fire.
b. Fire spreading vertically: Aim the hose at the base of the fire. slowly moving the jet upwards following the direction of the fire.
4. Squeeze the lever slowly to begin discharging the extinguisher. As the fire starts to diminish, move closer to it.
5. Ensure all the fire has been extinguished: try to focus on any hot spots that may re-ignite.

A water-based fire extinguisher is a popular choice for Class A fires (combustible materials). Water fire extinguishers work by cooling the fuel and ensuring it burns at a much slower pace until the fire is extinguished.

2.How does water Fire Extinguishers work?

A water fire extinguisher is designed to expel water to cool down or extinguish the fire.

3.What kinds of fires are water fire extinguishers suitable for?

Water fire extinguishers are suitable for Class A Fires.

Each fire extinguisher is installed according to the fire risk most likely in its surrounding area. The different types of fire extinguisher work to tackle different fires in their own unique way, and each one is identified by its colour-coded label. In this simple guide, we outline the different types of fire extinguishers and what each colour signifies.

4.What are the different types of fire?

It’s important you understand the various classes of fire in order to identify which fire extinguishers are safe and most effective. In total, there are six types of fire, including:

Class A Fires: combustible, carbonaceous materials including wood, paper and textiles
Class B Fires: flammable liquids such as petrol and spirits
Class C Fires: flammable gases like propane and butane
Class D Fires: burning metals
Class E Fires: electrical (where a live current may still be present)
Class F Fires: cooking oils and fats

5.What are the different types of fire extinguisher?

There are several types of common fire extinguisher, each with their own properties and purpose. These include:

Dry powder fire extinguisher
Water fire extinguisher
Foam fire extinguisher
CO2 fire extinguisher
Wet chemical fire extinguisher

Should a fire take hold, it’s imperative that people in the building know where vital fire-fighting equipment is located and are confident they’ll be picking up the right fire extinguisher appropriate for the class of fire it’s being used on. Remember, the wrong type of fire extinguisher can make a fire far worse. For ease of recognition, each fire extinguisher has a corresponding colour-coded label to help identify its type and use.

6.What colour is a powder fire extinguisher?

Dry powder fire extinguishers display a blue label and are known as ABC fire extinguishers due to their versatility in tackling Class A (combustible materials), Class B (flammable liquids) and Class C (flammable gases) fires.

7.What colour is a co2 fire extinguisher?

CO2 fire extinguishers feature a black fire extinguisher label and are used on electrical and Class B fires (from flammable liquids). Another identifying feature of this fire extinguisher is its horn-like nozzle.

8.What colour is a foam fire extinguisher?

Foam fire extinguishers display a cream label and are most commonly used on Class B fires (those caused by flammable liquids). However, as they’re water-based, they’ll also work on Class A fires.

9.What colour is a water fire extinguisher?

Water fire extinguishers feature a red label and are only suitable for Class A fires (those caused by combustible materials).

10.What colour is a wet chemical fire extinguisher?

Wet chemical fire extinguishers display a yellow fire extinguisher label and is specifically designed for use on Class F fires (caused by cooking oils and fats).

11.What sizes do water fire extinguishers come in?

Our range of Water Fire Extinguishers available includes 600ML,950ML,2L,3L,6L,25L,35L. See our water fire extinguishers. Choosing your size will depend on your unique needs and risks. Larger extinguishers are more powerful and provide protection in particularly high-risk areas, but a smaller extinguisher at a lower price may be more suitable if your risk is low. Chat to us to determine which product is right for you.

12.How do water fire extinguishers work?

Animation showing how a water fire extinguisher releases water when you press the handle.

A water fire extinguisher is like a giant water pistol, but instead of using pressure from your finger to fire out the water, it uses pressure from a trapped gas (the propellant). Typically, this is nitrogen or carbon dioxide.

A ring or pin on the handle stops the fire extinguisher from being set off by accident. It also acts as a tamper-proof seal: if the ring is broken or missing, you know the extinguisher needs to be checked.
Inside the sturdy steel case, there’s a canister containing high-pressure gas (orange with blue hashing).
Most of the extinguisher is filled with water (blue).
A tube runs right up the inside of the tube to a nozzle outside (gray).
The nozzle often ends in a piece of bendy plastic so you can easily direct it toward the base of a fire.
To operate the extinguisher, you pull the ring and press the handle.
Pressing the handle opens a valve (shown here as a green arrow) that releases the pressurized gas from the canister.
The gas immediately expands and fills the inside of the extinguisher, pushing the water downward
As the water is pushed down, it rises up the tube
A jet of water emerges from the nozzle.

13.Can you refill water fire extinguishers?

When you’ve used a fire extinguisher on a fire, even if only for a brief moment, it will need recharging. An extinguisher can also need refilling once the contents have reached a certain age. Foam, powder and water extinguishers need discharge testing every five years so need to be refilled after.

14.How do I know if my fire extinguisher is rechargeable?

A rechargeable fire extinguisher has a metal head, and a gauge that reads Charge / Recharge. Check your fire extinguishers gauge monthly to verify that your fire extinguisher is still charged. If the extinguisher’s gauge needle is in the Recharge area, have your fire extinguisher recharged immediately.

15.Hereof, can a fire extinguisher be recharged?

With the right tools and equipment, fire extinguishers with a metal head (valve assembly) are able to be recharged when they expire or lose their charge. If you want your fire extinguisher recharged, then you should consider contacting a certified fire extinguisher repair company or technician.

16.How do you refill a water fire extinguisher?

Overcharging can cause parts and even the extinguisher body itself to fail and should be done with caution.
Step 1 – De-Pressurize the Water Can.
Step 2 – Remove the Valve Body Assembly.
Step 3 – Remove the Plastic Fill Cone.
Step 4 – Fill with 2-1/2 gallons of water.

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17.How to use a Powder Fire Extinguisher?

1. Before attempting to fight a fire with a fire extinguisher it is important to check that it is fully charged and the safety pin is not bent.
2. Ensure you remain a safe distance from the fire and remove the safety pin. This will break the tamper seal.
3. Where to aim the fire extinguisher hose:
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 the flames have been extinguished.
c. Flowing liquid: Direct the hose at the base of the fire and sweep upwards until 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.

18.How to use a Foam Fire Extinguisher?

1. Before attempting to fight a fire with a fire extinguisher it is important to check that it is fully charged and the safety pin is not bent.
2. Ensure you remain a safe distance from the fire and remove the safety pin. This will break the tamper seal.
3. DO NOT hold the horn as it becomes extremely cold during use and can lead to severe frost burns.
4. Aiming the extinguisher:
a. Flammable liquids: Aim the horn at the base of the fire and move across the area
b. Electrical equipment: Switch off the power (if safe to do sol and then direct the hose straight at the fire
5. Squeeze the lever slowly to begin discharging the extinguisher. As the fire starts to diminish, carefully move closer to it.
6. Ensure all the fire has been extinguished as re-ignition is possible when a CO2 extinguisher has been used.

19.How to use a CO2 Fire Extinguisher?

1. Before attempting to fight a fire with a fire extinguisher it is important to check that it is fully charged and the safety pin is not bent.
2. Ensure you remain a safe distance from the fire and remove the safety pin. This will break the tamper seal.
3. DO NOT hold the horn as it becomes extremely cold during use and can lead to severe frost burns.
4. Aiming the extinguisher:
a. Flammable liquids: Aim the horn at the base of the fire and move across the area
b. Electrical equipment: Switch off the power (if safe to do so) and then direct the hose straight at the fire
5. Squeeze the lever slowly to begin discharging the extinguisher. As the fire starts to diminish, carefully move closer to it.
6. Ensure all the fire has been extinguished as re-ignition is possible when a CO2 extinguisher has been used.

20.How to use a Wet Fire Chemical?

1. Before attempting to fight a fire with a fire extinguisher it is important to check that it is fully charged and the safety pin is not bent.
2. Turn off the heat source if it safe to do so.
3. Ensure you remain a safe distance from the fire and remove the safety pin. This will break the tamper seal.
4. Hold the lance at arm’s length, well above the fire with its nozzle at least 1 meter away from the fire.
5. Squeeze the lever slowly to begin discharging the extinguisher.
6. Apply the fine