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Fire Extinguishers & Refilling
Fire Extinguishers & Refillings

Your extinguisher must undergo routine checks and maintenance in order to ensure perfect functionality. This article will outline how your extinguisher works, how to maintain the cylinder, and when to refill your extinguisher. Understanding this is instrumental when it comes to effectively controlling and extinguishing fires in your home or property.

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Importance of Fire Extinguishers & Refillings
A failing extinguisher can have devastating consequences. Therefore, you must routinely inspect and maintain its cylinder to keep it in a perfect working state. Below are a few practices to follow in order to properly maintain your cylinder

efilling your cylinder is an important apart of fire extinguisher maintenance, ensuring the device is always available to work when you need it most. However, understanding the importance of refilling is entirely different from knowing when a refill is needed. Here are several reasons to refill your extinguishers

You must refill fire extinguishers immediately after each use You must schedule routine refilling of extinguishers throughout their lifespan, regardless of if they have been used or unused. Such refilling typically takes place every six to twelve years from the manufacture date

Damages, dents, and other environmental factors may result in depressurizations. Hence, you must examine and refill your extinguishers whenever any of these is detected

Water Extinguishers –

These extinguishers are water-filled tanks using carbon dioxide or nitrogen as propellants. Water extinguishers are the most widely used type of extinguisher, helping eliminate heat from fire while cutting off the supply of oxygen.

Foam Extinguishers

These are foam-filled extinguisher tanks using nitrogen as their propellants. Foam extinguishers work by smothering the fire, absorbing its heat. When used, the foam spreads thinly over the fire, cutting oxygen supply and containing the heat. Its heat-absorbing property is aided the water the foams contains..

Dry Powder Extinguishers

These extinguishers contain dry powder, using nitrogen as their propellants. In this use case, dry powders help absorb heat, then melt and coat the fuel, consequently cutting off the oxygen supply and containing the fire. Dry powder is typically a mixture of chemicals, including mono-ammonium phosphate, potassium bicarbonate, sodium bicarbonate, etc..

Carbon Dioxide Extinguishers

CO2 extinguishers have gaseous and liquid carbon dioxide in their tanks, stored under high pressure to liquify it even further. When released, the gas expands, smothering oxygen and absorbing surrounding heat when it turns from a liquid into a gas (the latent heat of vaporization).

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