Complete Fire Protection Services:
Having reliable fire fighting equipment is essential when keeping your property and employees safe. Our extensive selection of fire fighting equipment includes everything from fire extinguishers to fire detection, ensuring you have the necessary tools to prevent and combat fires.
We also offer installation, maintenance, and repair services to ensure that your fire equipment is always functioning properly
- Fire Fighting Equipment
- Service and Installation of Fire Detection
- Service and Installation of Gas Suppression Systems
- Automatic Ansul Suppression System
- Fire Extinguisher Storage
- Vehicle Brackets and Mounting
- Fire Equipment Maintenance
- Fire Training
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Our Fire Equipment Products Include:
Fire Fighting Equipment
Service and Installation of Fire Detection
Service and Installation of Gas Suppression Systems
Automatic Ansul Suppression System
Fire Extinguisher Storage
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Cabinets
Safety storage cabinets serve several critical functions: Improve security with keyed locking mechanism, to ensure that only the appropriate persons will use it. Prevent theft of fire equipment. Prolongs the life span of the fire equipment especially when outdoors, a fire cabinet will protect the fire equipment against all weather conditions.
Vehicle Brackets and Mounting
Heavy duty brackets for safe and secure mounting and transportation of the following fire extinguishers: 4,5kg and 9kg. Plastic clip-in vehicle brackets for safe and secure mounting and transportation of the following fire extinguishers: 0,6kg, 1kg, 1,5kg, and 2,5kg.
Mounting
All portable fire extinguishers should be mounted either against a wall or in a sited bracket to ensure that the fire extinguisher is safe and secure according to SANS Standards.
Fire Equipment Maintenance
Fire Training
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FAQ's
We’ve put together a collection of frequently asked questions FAQs about fire extinguishers and fire extinguisher Servicing.
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Here’s our short guide to choosing and using fire extinguishers.
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Types of fire extinguishers and different classes of fire
Class A
• Usage: Fires involving wood, paper, rubbish, rags, or textiles.
• Action: Control the fire by wetting down and cooling down the flames.
Class B
• Usage: Fires involving gases or flammable liquids.
• Action: They cut off the oxygen and reduce flames.
Class C
• Usage: Fires involving electrical equipment and wiring.
• Action: They contain Co2 or a dry chemical as water conducts electricity.
Class D
• Usage: Fires involving combustible metal such as aluminium, sodium, magnesium, or zinc.
• Action: These are usually industrial fires and not found in a normal household
Here is a quick guide to help you choose the right fire extinguisher for the right part of your home. If you are in any doubt, give us a call: 017 811 2751
Co2 – This type of extinguisher can be used on the widest range of fires in a home. It is ideal for use on textiles, wood, flammable liquids, and electrical fires. It cannot be used on fires caused by cooking fats or oils. This is a good device for living areas and garages. The kitchen requires an alternative device such as a fire blanket.
Water – Water fire extinguishers are ideal for putting out fires on furniture and carpets but are dangerous when used on flammable liquids or cooking fats. Water fire extinguishers are best kept and used in bedrooms and living rooms.
Foam – Foam extinguishers are most effective on wood and flammable liquids, petrol, and spirits but not for electrical fires. This type of extinguisher is best kept in the garage or shed where these kinds of products can usually be found.
Fire Blanket – A fire blanket is ideally located on a wall in an easy-to-reach place in a kitchen. It can stop small pan-fires from spreading. They can also be used to smolder flames if someone has caught their clothes alight.
Dry powder extinguishers are effective on fires involving flammable solids, liquids, and gases, while CO2 extinguishers are used for fires involving electrical equipment and flammable liquids.
Fire extinguishers can be recharged, but only by a qualified technician. It is important to have your fire extinguisher recharged if it has been used or if it is expired.
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Fire extinguishers should be serviced annually. This is to ensure they are in proper working condition and can be relied upon in case of a fire.
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Yes, we offer fire safety training for businesses. Our training programs cover a range of topics including fire prevention, fire extinguisher use, and emergency evacuation procedures.
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It is important to consult with a fire safety professional to ensure your workplace is compliant with fire safety regulations. This includes having the appropriate fire safety equipment, conducting regular fire safety inspections, and providing fire safety training to employees.
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