Key features

1. With 50/90% Mono-ammonium Phosphate powder, these best-rated extinguishers hold the capacity to deal with A, B, C and electrical fires.
2. Durable Build: This extinguisher boasts a strong brass valve and a tough outer shell with a high-quality powder coating for long-lasting use.
3. Safety Certified: You can be confident in its quality with the latest BIS approval and ISI marking, meeting Indian safety standards.
4. Easy to Use: The extinguisher features a flexible hose that’s less likely to crack and a large pull pin for easy operation during an emergency.
5. Secure and Reliable: A tamper seal ensures no one has tampered with the extinguisher, and a lever lock provides a secure grip when using it.

Utility

Residential Settings

1. Homes: Kitchens, garages, and other areas where fires involving ordinary combustibles, flammable liquids, or electrical equipment might occur.
2. Apartments: Common areas, individual units, laundry rooms, and storage areas.

Commercial Buildings

1. Offices: General office areas, kitchens or break rooms, electrical rooms, and storage areas.
2. Retail Stores: Sales floors, back stock rooms, cashier areas, and maintenance rooms.
3. Restaurants: Kitchens, dining areas, and storage areas where flammable materials might be present.

Industrial and Manufacturing Facilities

1. Factories: Production lines, workshops, storage areas, and loading docks where various fire hazards might be present.
2. Warehouses: Storage areas for flammable goods, packaging areas, and loading docks.

Public Buildings

1. Schools and Universities: Classrooms, laboratories, kitchens, auditoriums, and administrative offices.
2. Hospitals and Clinics: Patient rooms, administrative offices, laboratories, and kitchens.
3. Government Buildings: Offices, common areas, meeting rooms, and maintenance areas.

Transportation and Vehicles

1. Vehicles: Buses, trucks, RVs, boats, and other vehicles where fire hazards can exist due to electrical issues or flammable liquids.
2. Airports and Railway Stations: Common areas, maintenance facilities, and administrative offices.

Outdoor and Recreational Areas

1. Parks and Campgrounds: Near grills, fire pits, and storage areas for flammable materials.
2. Sports Facilities: Locker rooms, kitchens, storage areas, and administrative offices.

Specialized Areas

1. Laboratories: Chemical storage areas, workbenches, and common areas where various fire risks are present.
2. Construction Sites: Temporary offices, tool storage areas, and locations where electrical or fuel-powered equipment is used.