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Extinguishers and equipment

Seven types of extinguisher, plus equipment and signage — chosen for the class of fire your site actually risks, not on price alone

Which type should you choose?

If you are still unsure, this table narrows it down fastest

Your siteRecommendedWhy
General buildings, offices, shopsDry chemical, 5–15 lbBroad coverage, low cost, and the size building inspectors specify
Server rooms, computer roomsCO₂ or BF2000No residue — equipment is not wrecked by powder
Fuel and flammable liquid storesAFFF foamBlankets the liquid so vapour cannot reignite
Commercial kitchensFireAxzCovers Class K, which ordinary dry chemical does not
EV charging points, lithium battery storesAVDNo other type of extinguisher works on a lithium battery fire
Plant rooms, unmanned warehousesAutomatic unitsActivates at 68°C with nobody present

Inspection and refilling service

An extinguisher sitting untouched is not the same as an extinguisher that works. Caked powder, leaked pressure and seized valves are what we find most often on inspections.

  • Scheduled condition and pressure checks
  • Refilling and repressurising, every type of unit
  • Replacement of parts, valves, hoses and nozzles
  • An extinguisher register with the next inspection date
  • Placement planning so the whole area is covered

We do not claim that any set of equipment automatically satisfies a particular authority's requirements. If it is for a building inspection submission or an insurance renewal, tell us first and we will select models whose certification matches what the inspector asks for.

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Send us the sizes and quantities you need, or the building drawings. We work out the number of units and where they go, with a quote within one business day.

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