Foam Fire Extinguishers in Nairobi Kenya

Description

Dandy Solutions LTD is the leading wholesale supplier of Foam Fire Extinguishers in Nairobi Kenya. Denoted by a yellow label, foam fire extinguishers extinguish both Class A & B fires which are those that are fuelled by solid materials and flammable liquids, respectively. They provide a safe, powerful and fast means of extinguishing these class of fires by forming a seal over the surface to prevent re-ignition. Their application areas include: Hospitals, Supermarkets, Hotels and Restaurants, Paint shops, Clothing industries, Industrial units, Offices and many others

Foam Fire Extinguishers in Nairobi Kenya come in the following sizes:
6L Foam Extinguisher in Nairobi Kenya
9L Foam Extinguisher in Nairobi Kenya

Characteristics of foam fire exitinguishers

Denoted by a yellow label
Extinguish both Class A & B fires which are those that are fuelled by solid materials and flammable liquids, respectively
Provide a safe, powerful and fast means of extinguishing these class of fires by forming a seal over the surface to prevent re-ignition

What are the common application areas of foam fire extinguishers?

Hospitals
Supermarkets
Hotels and Restaurants
Paint shops
Clothing industries
Industrial units
Offices and many others

How to use a foam fire extinguisher on Class B liquid fires

Where the liquid on fire is in a container, direct the spray at the back edge of the container or at an adjoining vertical surface above the level of the burning liquid. This allows the foam to build up and flow across the surface of the liquid to smother the fire.
Where this is not possible stand well back, direct the spray over the fire with a gentle sweeping movement, allow the foam to drop down and lie on the surface of the burning liquid. (This procedure should also be used to tackle Class A type fires involving solids).
Do not aim the spray directly into the liquid as this will drive the foam beneath the liquid surface and render it ineffective. In addition, aiming foam directly into the liquid may splash the fire onto the surroundings, potentially spreading the fire.