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Restaurant Fire Extinguisher

Restaurant Fire Extinguisher

Restaurant fire extinguishers are simple to use and easy to operate. Most fire equipment comes with signage and operating instructions to make it easier for people to use them. Even if you are not professionally trained to use a fire extinguisher, you can use a fire extinguisher to put out a fire.

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What is Restaurant Fire Extinguisher

 

 

The compact size of restaurant fire extinguisher makes it incredibly easy to carry around, ensuring that you have the power to fight small fires wherever you go. Its resemblance to a sunscreen spray bottle is not just for aesthetics; it serves a purpose. With a simple press of the button, you can immediately activate the extinguisher and start firefighting. One of the key advantages of this water-based extinguisher is its non-toxic formula. Unlike traditional fire extinguishers that use chemicals or foam, this water-based solution poses no harm to humans, animals, or the environment.

 

Benefits of Restaurant Fire Extinguisher

 

 

 Control fire in time:Restaurant fire extinguishers can put out fires in their infancy, allowing action to be taken before the disaster is under control. This is very important for firefighters and rescue workers. The initial stage of a fire is often the easiest to control. Restaurant fire extinguishers can help you take action at the early stage to control the spread of fire and reduce losses.


Simple and easy to use:Restaurant fire extinguishers are simple to use and easy to operate. Most fire equipment comes with signage and operating instructions to make it easier for people to use them. Even if you are not professionally trained to use a fire extinguisher, you can use a fire extinguisher to put out a fire.


Wide range of applications:Restaurant fire extinguishers are suitable for various types of fires, such as grease fires, electrical fires, etc. In addition, fire extinguishers can be used in various applications such as automobiles. Therefore, they are an important part of fire protection equipment.


Protect lives and property:Using a restaurant fire extinguisher can prevent the spread of fire and protect your life and property as well as those of others. Fires often cause huge damage and injuries in a short period of time. Restaurant fire extinguishers can take action in the early stages of a fire to control the fire, prevent the fire from spreading, and protect the lives and property of you and those around you.

 

Why Choose Us
 
 
R&D TEAM

Shandong Hanggong Fire Technology Co., LTD. High-end environmental protection fire-fighting equipment production base covers an area of 10,000 square meters, building area of 8,000 square meters.

 
Our Products

The project is mainly used for the production of various types of fire extinguishers, water extinguishing agents and other fire-fighting equipment, with an annual output of 9 million sets of water-based fire-fighting equipment of various types and 30,000 .

 
Product Application

Rescue type: ABCEF fire in addition to combustible metal fire can be all rescue, and can be insulated 36kv electricity, is the best choice to rescue electrical fire.

 
Production Equipment

 Simple water-based fire extinguisher production line
 Portable water - based fire extinguisher production line
 Fire extinguishing agent production line
 Fire extinguishers drive the nitrogen production line

 
Which Class Does a Restaurant Fire Extinguisher Belong to?

 

For restaurants, Class K fires are particularly common and are fueled by flammable liquids unique to cooking practices, such as vegetable- and animal-based oils, fats and greases. In order to control and put out such fires, a specialized extinguishing agent is required-a Class K fire extinguisher. Class K fire extinguishers are designed to put out oil and fat fires. A Class K fire extinguisher uses an alkaline mixture that, when sprayed on a blaze, combines with the fatty acids in oils and fats to create a foam that holds in vapors and puts out the fire.

 

How Many Fire Extinguishers Does a Restaurant Need?

 

 

Because commercial kitchens house things like fats and cooking oils, with a large amount of heat due to cooking equipment and open flames, there should be a fire extinguisher accessible every 30 feet.

 

Where Should Fire Extinguishers be Located in a Restaurant?

Kitchen: Fire extinguishers are typically located in the kitchen near the cooking equipment, such as the stove and fryers, as well as near the exhaust hood and fire suppression system.

Dining area

Fire extinguishers are also located in the dining area, near exits, and near any potential fire hazards such as electrical panels or heating units.

Storage area

Fire extinguishers are also located in the storage area, where flammable materials and cleaning supplies are kept.

Employee areas

Fire extinguishers are also located in employee areas, such as the break room, to ensure that employees can quickly access them in case of an emergency.

 

Restaurant Fire Extinguisher Installation Height

 

 

Restaurant fire Extinguisher need to be installed at least 4 inches off the ground up to a maximum of 5ft. The exception to this is for extinguishers heavier than 40 lbs, they can only be up to 3 ft 6 inches off the ground and wheeled fire extinguishers don't need to be off the ground since the wheels already keep the cylinder from touching the floor.

 
 
How to Use a Restaurant Fire Extinguisher Safely
01.

PULL the pin

Start by pulling the pin located at the top of the extinguisher. This action will break the tamper seal and allow you to operate the extinguisher.

02.

AIM at the base of the fire

Direct the nozzle or hose at the base of the fire rather than the flames. This approach helps extinguish the fire's source.

03.

SQUEEZE the handle

Firmly squeeze the handle to release the extinguishing agent. Maintain a steady grip while operating the extinguisher.

04.

SWEEP from side to side

Move the extinguisher in a sweeping motion from side to side, covering the area of the fire. Continue sweeping until the fire is completely extinguished.

How Long Does a Restaurant Fire Extinguisher Last?
The average lifespan of a restaurant fire extinguisher is 10-12 years. This assumes that the extinguisher hasn't been broken, corroded or otherwise damaged while you've had it. If you store the fire extinguisher in extreme temperatures (below -40 degrees or above 120 degrees Fahrenheit) or key components get broken -- the unit may not last a full decade.

 

Material of Restaurant Fire Extinguisher
Restaurant fire extinguishers are usually made of steel, aluminum alloy, plastic and other materials. The fire extinguisher casing is the outermost protective cover of the fire extinguisher. It is mainly used to protect the fire extinguishing agent and pressure cylinder, and plays a role in pressure resistance and protection.

 

Components of Restaurant Fire Extinguisher
A restaurant fire extinguisher consists of a bracket, a fire extinguisher shell, a fire extinguishing agent, a valve device, a mechanical check device, a fire extinguishing nozzle, a safety lock and other components. The bracket is the carrier of the fire extinguisher and determines the place where the fire extinguisher stands, is installed, and moved. The shell of the fire extinguisher is the main body, which is airtight, impact-resistant, and anti-corrosion. The fire-extinguishing agent is composed of two parts, carbon dioxide, water vapor, ammonia chloride, etc., which has a fire-extinguishing effect.

 

When should You Throw out a Restaurant Fire Extinguisher?
A broken pin is a sign that you need an immediate replacement. When the handle on the fire extinguisher becomes unstable (such as wiggling from side to side) you may need a total replacement. Slow pressure loss over time is also a sign that there may be something wrong, such as a leak, that necessitates replacing your unit. Visible corrosion is a very bad sign and should be taken seriously. A cracked hose will make it hard or impossible for your extinguisher to fire properly, so you should get a new one

 

Maintenance Tips for Restaurant Fire Extinguisher
Restaurant fire extinguishers should be placed in a cool, dry, ventilated, and easily accessible location. The ambient temperature should be 4℃~+55℃, and attention should be paid to anti-freezing in winter. Regularly check whether the nozzle is clogged and keep it clear. Check the fire extinguisher every six months to see if it has working pressure. For air foam fire extinguishers, just check the pressure display gauge. If the gauge needle points to the red area, repair it in time. Visually inspect all fire extinguishers on a monthly basis. Look to see if there is any visual damage and confirm the tamper seal and pin are in place. Ensure your fire extinguishers are visible and labeled. This enables people to see the fire extinguisher and get to it quickly in the case of an emergency.

 

Things to Note When Using Restaurant Fire Extinguisher
Do not point the cover and bottom of the fire extinguisher towards the human body to prevent the cover and bottom from popping out and injuring people. Do not spray it with water at the same time to avoid affecting the fire extinguishing effect. When putting out an electrical fire, try to cut off the power first to prevent people from getting electric shock. When putting out a fire, personnel should stand upwind. About 2-5M away from the fire source. The hand holding the spray tube should be held at the glue nozzle to prevent frostbite. After indoor use, ventilation should be strengthened.

 

How do you Clean up After Using a Fire Extinguisher in a Restaurant?
Ensure any fuel sources connected to your equipment are turned off. Put on rubber gloves so none of the liquid or cleaning agent touches your skin or eyes. If you do come in contact with the agent, be sure to thoroughly wash it off or rinse your eyes. Clean up any residue using hot water mixed with soap. You can use a sponge or a cloth to scrub the area. Rinse the surfaces and affected areas. Allow the area to dry before you turn back on any of your equipment.

 
 
How to Choose the Right Class of Fire Extinguisher
1. Class A

Intended for conventional fires burning wood, paper, plastic, or textiles. This extinguisher can work for a great number of applications but lacks suppression ability for special hazard fires. This class of fire extinguisher is commonly utilized for suppressing small fires in the home or office.

2. Class B

Built for liquid fires, these extinguishers suppress fires fueled by oil, alcohol, or gasoline. This presents its own set of unique challenges, as water-based fire suppressants have higher densities than the oil or gas, along with an inability to mix, causing splatter and spreading the flames. Class B extinguishers use a special chemical suppressant formulated for oil and gas fires. You will most likely find these extinguishers at mechanic garages, industrial warehouses, or manufacturing plants using flammable liquids.

3. Class C

Formulated with nonconductive suppressant chemicals like sodium bicarbonate or monoammonium phosphate, a Class C fire extinguisher is intended for use in applications with live electricity. Apply the improper suppression agent on a live electrical fire, and you could cause further sparks, or even electrocute yourself. These extinguishers are often seen in large electronics applications, and around computerized manufacturing equipment.

4. Class D

Intended for use with extremely hot fires started on combustible metals like titanium and sodium, class D fire extinguishers are often seen in scientific research labs, and some industrial processing or manufacturing settings. It is vital you use the correct class of extinguisher on a metal fire, as some chemical agents can react and increase the severity.

5. Class K

Think "K" for "kitchen"! Class K fire extinguishers are intended for liquid and solid fires that are started via cooking media, oils, greases, and fats. Since these kitchen hazards can ignite easily with any nearby fire, it is vital you have the proper Class K fire extinguisher in any kitchen, whether it is in a commercial restaurant or just in your home.

 

Our Factory

 

With a total investment of 300 million yuan, the project is mainly used for the production of various types of fire extinguishers, water extinguishing agents and other fire-fighting equipment, with an annual output of 9 million sets of water-based fire-fighting equipment of various types and 30,000 tons of water extinguishing agents, with an output value of 1.7 billion yuan and a tax revenue of more than 180 million yuan.

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FAQ

Q: What type of fire extinguisher is used in restaurants?

A: Restaurant kitchens that engage in commercial or industrial related cooking activities require the presence of Class K fire extinguishers. The material that emanates from these fire extinguishers attacks the grease, quenches the fire, and cools the liquid to prevent a fire restart or re-flash.

Q: What fire extinguisher do I need for restaurant?

A: A wet chemical fire extinguisher is by far the most suitable extinguishing agent for your kitchen or restaurant. Low pressure means that hot oils won't be splashed when extinguishing and a foam barrier will reduce any chance of reignition.

Q: What type of fire extinguisher is used in the food industry?

A: Class K fire extinguishers are one type of fire extinguisher used to combat Class K fires that involve flammable liquids commonly used to cook food. These liquids include grease, oils, and fats.

Q: What class is the required restaurant fire extinguisher?

A: Class B fires include flammable liquids. Class C fires include electrical equipment. Class D fires include metal powders and shavings. Class K fire extinguishers are required for commercial and restaurant kitchens.

Q: What size fire extinguisher for restaurant kitchen?

A: 6 Liter Class K Kitchen Fire Extinguisher. 6 Liter Class K Wet Chemical Fire Extinguisher WET CHEMICAL extinguishers are the best restaurant kitchen appliance hand-portable fire extinguishers you can purchase.

Q: Can you use out of date fire extinguisher?

A: Although fire extinguishers don't actually have expiry dates and don't technically become expired, extinguishers can require recharging after a certain amount of time or need further maintenance for continued safe operation… but this only usually an option for newer extinguishers (less than five years old).

Q: What are the 2 classes of fire extinguishers that can be found in our restaurant?

A: Class A: Ordinary solid combustibles such as paper, wood, cloth and some plastics. Class B: Flammable liquids such as alcohol, ether, oil, gasoline and grease, which are best extinguished by smothering.

Q: Which type of fire extinguisher is most often found in restaurant?

A: Although these units can be used on solid combustible materials and burning solutions such as paint thinners, petrol, etc., the wet chemical fire extinguisher is most commonly found in kitchens and catering environments.

Q: How does a special extinguishing system work in a restaurant?

A: Nozzles are installed through the ventilation system in the hood over your cooking station. When tripped, the nozzles discharge a specially designed fire suppressant. The suppressant is a water based chemical with a special compound designed to combat grease fires.

Q: What is the OSHA standard for fire extinguishers?

A: A fire extinguisher, rated not less than 10B, shall be provided within 50 feet of wherever more than 5 gallons of flammable or combustible liquids or 5 pounds of flammable gas are being used on the jobsite.

Q: Which is better ABC or CO2 fire extinguisher?

A: ABC extinguisher is effective for the 3 classes of ordinary fires. A - ordinary combustibles, B - flammable liquids, C - energized electrical equipment. They will leave a very fine dry chemical agent when used. CO2 extinguisher is a class BC extinguisher and is not effective in extinguishing a class A fire.

Q: What does ABC stand for in ABC fire extinguisher?

A: ABC of Fire Extinguisher represents the classification of fire extinguishers by the type of fires they can put out; A - Ordinary combustibles, C - Electrical equipment, B - Burning liquids and gases and D - Metal Fires.

Q: When should AB fire extinguishers be used?

A: ABC extinguishers can extinguish class A fires, solid fuels like paper, and wood, Class B fires, involving liquid fuels such as oil and grease, and Class C fires, which are class A and B fires that also involve electricity. ABC extinguishers are usually dry chemical.

Q: What size fire extinguisher do I need restaurant?

A: "A fire extinguisher, rated not less than 2A, shall be provided for each 3,000 square feet of the protected building area, or a major fraction thereof. Travel distance from any point of the protected area to the nearest fire extinguisher shall not exceed 100 feet."

Q: Which type of extinguisher is usually found in the kitchen and in restaurants?

A: Class K fire extinguishers are for fires that involve cooking oils, trans-fats, or fats in cooking appliances and are typically found in restaurant and cafeteria kitchens.

Q: How many fire extinguishers do I need in my restaurant?

A: Because commercial kitchens house things like fats and cooking oils, with a large amount of heat due to cooking equipment and open flames, there should be a fire extinguisher accessible every 30 feet.

Q: What is the best fire extinguisher for cooking oils and fats?

A: Class F fires should only be treated with a wet chemical fire extinguisher. This type has been tailored specifically to tackle fires caused by fat and oils because they contain potassium salts that work to reduce the heat and smother any oxygen feeding the fire.

Q: What is the best fire extinguisher to use in a foodservice operation?

A: Every home and business should have at least one Class ABC fire extinguisher on each level. However, it is important to know that Class ABC fire extinguishers are not suitable for commercial kitchens. For commercial kitchens, you need Class K fire extinguishers.

Q: Where not to use dry powder fire extinguisher?

A: A dry powder fire extinguisher is not to be used in any of the following situations: Class F fires; cooking fires, such as chip pan fires. Fires that are in enclosed spaces. Fires that involve electrical equipment which is over 1000v.

Q: How do I know which fire extinguisher to buy?

A: Class A extinguishers will put out fires in ordinary combustibles including wood, cloth, rubber, paper, as well as many plastic materials. Class B extinguishers are for use on flammable liquids like grease, gasoline, solvents, lacquers, alcohols, oils and other similar substances.

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