Safelincs Home Working Fire Safety Kit

The home working fire safety kit brings together all the essential items needed to maintain good fire safety in your home working environment. Working from home introduces increased risks from a greater number of electrical appliances and more combustible materials like paper. Without a PAT tester or trained fire marshal on hand in the new working environment, fire safety is all the more important.

The home working fire safety kit contains a dry powder fire extinguisher that can be used on almost any fire (including electrical), a fully stocked home first aid kit (made by specialists St John Ambulance), an optical smoke alarm (from market leaders Kidde), a Safe T Light portable LED emergency light in case of power loss, and a large fire blanket.

Home Working Fire Safety Kit Contents

1kg ABC Powder Fire Extinguisher – UltraFire

• Safe to use on class A, B, C and electrical fires, removing the need to make difficult life-saving choices
• Compact yet powerful firefighting in an easy to handle appliance
• Supplied with wall mounting bracket and 5 year warranty

Home First Aid Kit – St John Ambulance

• Includes "First Aid in an Emergency" booklet with step by step guidance on treating minor injuries
• Contains powder-free nitrile gloves for sterile treatment of injuries
• Compact, soft shell Zenith container pouch

Optical Smoke Alarm – Kidde HD29

• Compact design – only 10cm diameter
• Dedicated Test and Hush buttons
• Supplied with 9V battery and 5 year warranty as standard

Portable LED Emergency Light – Safe T Light

• A low level night light, bright emergency light and re-chargeable torch in one unit
• 4 hour battery life – plenty of time to escape a fire emergency
• Automatically lights up upon loss of mains power

1.2x1.2m Fire Blanket – UltraFire

• Suitable for oil and fat fires, plus clothing and waste bin fires
• Made in the UK and supplied with 5 year cloth warranty
• Can be wall mounted for quick access

Many home offices are set up in spare rooms on the first floor of the home from where there is only one escape route. For the ultimate peace of mind, view our range fire escape ladders or call us on 0800 612 6537 for more advice.

Please note: The use of powder fire extinguishers indoors is not recommended by BS 5306-8:2012 due to the mess powder creates and the potential impairment of vision and respiration it can cause.