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Blackpool Fire Extinguishers

You can never underestimate how important fire safety is. Businesses in Blackpool have a responsibility to follow the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 or face prosecution. RV Fire Systems Blackpool offer fire training to build businesses’ compliance and knowledge –  and we can also supply you with thousands of intelligent fire safety products.

Fire Extinguishers for Blackpool Businesses

Probably the most important fire safety product – and the most overlooked – is the fire extinguishers. Surprisingly, some people do not realise how just important they are. Fire extinguishers have to be installed in every business building.  One of the most common types of fire extinguishers is marked CO2. It is used to put out smaller fires. Your staff will see extinguishers in the building but may not realise how important they are. Fire extinguishers are not really suitable for a large, out-of-control fire, but are often appropriate for smaller fires. In offices with a lot of electrical equipment, you will usually find CO2 fire extinguishers as water does not mix with electricity. CO2 extinguishers are lighter to handle as they are filled with gas. RV Fire Systems Blackpool can teach you and your team when each type of fire extinguisher is to be used and assist you in choosing the right types for your business premises. Fire extinguishers are typically a hand-held cylindrical pressure vessel that is filled with an agent that is discharged to put out a fire.

Types of Different Fire Extinguishers

  • Water Extinguishers: The most widely used fire extinguisher is good for most fires but is not suitable for liquid fires or electrical fires.
  • Foam Extinguishers: These are more expensive than the water fire extinguisher but more versatile. They also should not be used on electrical fires.
  • Dry Powder Extinguishers: The ‘multi-purpose’ fire extinguisher is the best for liquid fires.
  • CO2 Extinguishers are filled with CO2 gas under very high pressure. They cut the fire’s supply of oxygen and are good for electrical fires.

RV Fire Systems Blackpool

Call us for more information on Blackpool fire extinguishers on 01253 804199.

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