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- Dry Chemical: Used for extinguishing fires in solid, liquid, and gaseous fuels as well as for fires in electrical equipment.
- Carbon Dioxide CO2: It is used for extinguishing fires in liquid fuels, such as gasoline and oil, as well as fires in electrical equipment.
- Foam: Used for extinguishing fires in solid and liquid fuel materials (e.g. wood, plastic, paper, fabric, as well as gasoline or oil).
- Wet Chemical: Used for extinguishing fires in solid and liquid fuel materials, but also suitable for fires caused by cooking oils and fats.
- Water: Used for extinguishing fires in solid fuel materials such as wood, paper, and fabric.
- Ceiling: It is installed using its special base above potential fire sources in enclosed spaces, such as warehouses or boiler rooms.
- Wheeled: It is adapted to a wheeled cart, which facilitates easy and fast transportation to the site of the fire event.
- Ball: It is thrown from a distance towards the point of fire outbreak without requiring the user to approach a nearby point. It is intended for the immediate containment of initial stage fires.
- Local Application: It is placed in a fixed location within the premises of a professional installation and channels the firefighting material to the possible points of fire outbreak through a hose, when required.
- Gaseous Fuels (C): Class C: For fires involving propane, butane, and natural gas. Essential for areas with LPG installations, kitchens with gas cylinders, or boiler rooms.
- Flammable Liquids (B): Class B: For fires involving gasoline, diesel, alcohol, solvents, and varnishes. Essential for cars, garages, boats, and warehouses with chemicals.
- Electrical Equipment: Safe for use on electrical panels, sockets, computers, and servers (up to 1000V). Does not leave residues that cause short circuits or damage circuit boards.
- Cooking Oils (F): Class F: Specifically designed for fires caused by oils and fats in pans and deep fryers. The only one that prevents re-ignition in the kitchen without causing an explosion.
- Solid Materials (A): Class A: Suitable for fires involving wood, paper, fabrics, plastics, and trash. It is the basic fire extinguisher for safety at home, in the office, and in Airbnb properties (over 6kg).
- Automatic : Provides the ability for automatic activation and launch of fire extinguishing material at the moment of fire occurrence, without requiring any external intervention.
- Airbnb & Tourist Accommodations: At least one portable 6kg dry powder (ABC) or 6lt foam fire extinguisher is required per 100 sq.m. Certification: They must be marked with EN 3-7 and CE.
- Kitchens (HORECA): Apart from the general (ABC) types, legislation requires Class F (Wet Chemical) fire extinguishers near fryers and cooking stoves.
- IT & Panel Protection: In server rooms or areas with expensive equipment, studies usually require a 5kg CO2 fire extinguisher.
- Shipping: According to international standards (SOLAS/MED)
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