1.0KG ABE Dry Powder Nozzle Type Fire Extinguisher

1.0KG Nozzle ABE Fire Extinguisher

1.0KG Nozzle ABE Fire Extinguisher. ABE Fire Extinguishers are multi-purpose units for use in a variety of applications for both residential and business. It is the most widely used type of fire extinguisher suitable for fires occurring in the home, vehicle, boat, garage or caravan. This is a compact fire extinguisher and is ideal to place in your car, boat or caravan. It is one of the smallest in our range of fire extinguishers, but is still powerful enough to handle a small fire.

ABE Powder Type Fire Extinguishers are most suitable for the following classes of fire:

Class A – Paper, textiles, wood, most plastics & rubber
Class B – Flammable liquids
Class C – Combustible gases
Class E – Electrically energised equipment

Dry powder fire extinguishers are safe, versatile and recommended for high risk environments or in situations where the fire hazards are mixed. They are especially suited to spillages of flammable liquids and fires involving flammable gases and are therefore ideal for fires in vehicles.

An ABE Fire Extinguisher is not suitable for fires involving cooking oil / fats.

The 1.0kg Fire Extinguisher ABE is powerful yet portable and convenient size that anyone can use. This fire extinguisher will provide you with a high level of protection for your vehicle, office, garage, shop, van or truck. Buy online today at this incredibly low price.

Agent Capacity 1.0kg
Agent Type ABE Dry Chemical Powder
Approvals AS/NZS 1841.5
Bracket Vehicle
Cylinder Construction Steel
Cylinder Finish Powder Coated Red
Cylinder Pressure Test 5 Yearly
Dimensions W85 x H351mm
Discharge Time 8 seconds
Fire Rating 1A:20B:E
Gross Mass 2.08kg
Handle Finish Stainless Steel
Hose No
Nozzle Size 3.2mm
Periodic Test Pressure 2.5MPa
Pressure 1350kPa
Valve Stem Brass
Valve Finish Nickel Plated Brass

Be sure to view our Frequently Asked Questions. For a good guide on different types of fire extinguishers and their use, please visit Fire Extinguisher Guide