Buckeye 50006 Class K Wet Chemical Hand Held Fire Extinguisher
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The extinguishers are designed to work in conjunction with pre-engineered kitchen fire suppression systems. They have been tested to extinguish one 18โ x 24โ fryer.
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Wet Chemical Fire Extinguishers contain a blend of Potassium Acetate and Potassium Citrate that is extremely effective in combating fires fueled by the unsaturated cooking oils and greases used in todayโs commercial cooking appliances. This agent excels at effectively fighting and cooling these very hot and difficult fires and its sealing qualities prevent re-ignition.
The misting nozzle delivers the agent in a fine spray that prevents splashing of the burning grease and confines it to the cooking surface.
The extinguishers are manufactured, tested, and Listed to ANSI/UL 8 and ANSI/UL 711 Standards.
The extinguishers are designed to work in conjunction with pre-engineered kitchen fire suppression systems. They have been tested to extinguish one 18โ x 24โ fryer.
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| Weight | 22 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 22 × 10 × 9 cm |
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FAQ
What is a Class K fire extinguisher?
A Class k or wet chemical fire extinguisher is one specially designed to put out kitchen fires. These fires often involve cooking oils and fats that burn hotter than other fires.
Where are class k fire extinguishers used?
These Fire extinguishers are typically found in commercial kitchens but can be used in residential homes as well.
Where do you store a wet chemical fire extinguisher?
A wet chemical fire extinguisher should be stored indoors at room temperature to prevent them from freezing. If the wet chemical agent freezes it could damage the interior of the extinguisher and make it unstable.
How do you maintain a class k fire extinguisher?
Wet chemical fire extinguishers should be inspected and tested by a licensed expert at least once a year. Make sure to keep records of any maintenance on the extinguisher. These extinguishers should be recharged every 5 years.
How often should a Class K fire extinguisher be replaced?
Most experts say that your class k fire extinguisher should be replaced every 12 years.
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