Method of use:

Before use, first upside down several times, dry loose beforehand, 3-4 meters away from sources of ignition, pull out the safety pin in one hand and hold the nozzle, at the source of fire, under the thumb of the other hand pressure, dry immediately ejected.

Spray hoses fire extinguishers or stored-pressure fire extinguishers in use, should always be under pressure to hand, can't let go, otherwise it will interrupt the Jet. Dry powder fire extinguishers are combustible, flammable liquid fire, flames should be aligned to fire, if flowing extinguishing liquid fires were burning, should be at the flame root from near and far, to flat fire and around fire, rapid advance until they put out all the fires.

If the combustion in flammable liquid in the container, the consumer should be aligned around the base of the fire rock fire, Jet covers the entire container of powder flow open surface; when the flame is out of the container, the consumer should still continue to spray, until you have put out all the flame. At the time of extinguishing flammable liquid fires within the container, be careful not to spray nozzle directly at liquid surface, preventing the Jet impact force which a combustible liquid is spilled while expanding the fire, fire caused difficulties.

Report: fire extinguisher-related knowledge

Q: ABC ABC dry powder fire extinguisher is what does that mean?

Answer: ABC dry powder fire extinguisher is able to quench a class, b class, c class fires and electric fires, carbon dioxide fire extinguishers can fight b class, c class and electrical fires

A, class a fires: carbon solid fuel, such as wood, cotton, wool, hemp, and paper burning fire;

B, b class fires: liquid nails, b, c class, such as gasoline, kerosene, alcohol, ether, acetone and other burning fire;

Third, class c fires: flammable gases, such as coal gas, natural gas, methane, acetylene, hydrogen burning fire;

D, d class fire: a combustible metals, such as potassium, sodium, magnesium, lithium, titanium, zirconium, aluminium-magnesium alloy, such as burning fire;

Five, live fires: refers to the charged object the burning fire.