Suitable for: Deep-fat fryer and cooking-oil fires (Class F fires). Also suitable for tackling general household fires (Class A fires). Wet chemical fire extinguishers are ideal for domestic and commercial
kitchens.
Trust Safelincs: Our wet chemical fire extinguishers are fully charged and ready to use. Supplied
with wall brackets. 10 year warranty on all Safelincs branded extinguishers! Easy recharge.
One-off low delivery charge: just £4.50 (incl VAT) for any size order
The new 2 litre ABF Foam Kitchen extinguisher is a foam extinguisher that acts in a similar way to a wet chemical extinguisher. Unlike any other foam extinguisher this unique product can also extinguish fires fuelled by cooking oils.
Fire Extinguisher Ratings 8A, 70B and 25F
Suitable for small commercial kitchens and domestic households
Also effective on class A (wood, paper etc.) and class B fires (Paint, petrol etc.)
Pressure gauge
Supplied with wall bracket
Lightweight aluminium body, highly resistant to corrosion. Extinguisher weighs 2.7 kg
Suitable for fires involving voltages of up to 1000 volts at not less than 1 metre distance
Safelincs 6 litre wet chemical fire extinguisher with 10 year warranty which has been achieved by using our superior semi-shell design. This extinguisher is capable of extinguishing class F (cooking oil) fires of up to 75 litres in size. The wet chemical formula is extremely effective at putting out the flames and cooling the burning oil, whilst sealing the surface of the liquid preventing re-ignition.
The fire extinguisher pressure gauge is used to indicate the pressure inside an extinguisher. This pressure can fluctuate depending on the temperature of the extinguisher. Below is an explanation of the different lines on the gauge.
Gauges manufactured to EN3 show three lines:
The left hand line (1) indicates the lowest pressure at the minimum operating temperature permissible
The middle line (2) indicates the pressure at a temperature of + 20°C (room temperature)
The right hand line (3) indicates the maximum pressure at the maximum operating temperature permissible
As long as the needle is within the green area between line 1 and 3, the extinguisher is safe to use. Depending on the type of extinguisher the lines on the gauge represent different operating temperatures. For a water extinguisher the gauge represents the following:
Stop theft, vandalism or misuse of fire extinguishers:
Highly visible ‘stop sign’ design discourages wrongful use of extinguisher
Sounds a powerful 95 dB (at 1 metre) warning alarm when activated, drawing immediate attention
Self contained 9V DC alkaline power source is provided
Two methods of operation – magnetic reed switch activation for cabinets and display cases or unique steel contact clip activation for fire extinguisher pins and other free-standing equipment
Extremely cost effective and easy to install
Three minute automatic reset upon activation
Compact design (83mm/3.25” diameter and 25mm/1” deep). Mounts easily next to the extinguisher
Does not interfere with the use of protected fire fighting equipment
Tough, ABS construction
Manufactured in the UK
NOTE: Item does NOT include fire extinguisher
Q.How do you attach this to your extinguisher? do you need to have a extinguisher bracket/cabinet to use the stopper?
A.The mini stopper can be used with or without a bracket/cabinet. It is supplied with a steel clip. The extinguisher pin is then routed through this clip and held in place with the extinguisher seal. When the seal is broken the alarm will sound. Alternatively the steel clip can be placed under the extinguisher and when lifted the alarm will sound.
The fire extinguisher pressure gauge is used to indicate the pressure inside an extinguisher. This pressure can fluctuate depending on the temperature of the extinguisher. Below is an explanation of the different lines on the gauge. 
