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ABC Powder Extinguisher
Stored pressure powder type, MAP 40%. Available in 2 kg, 4 kg, 6 kg and 9 kg.
Sizes4 options
2 kg, 4 kg, 6 kg, 9 kgLoading page
Range imageCarbon dioxide, non-conductive, no residue. Available in 2.2 kg and 4.5 kg.
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The CO₂ family lists 2.2 kg and 4.5 kg variants. Confirm the actual model label and suitability for the identified hazard, rather than inferring an application solely from capacity or a generic family description. Include ventilation and confined-space considerations in the site assessment: CO₂ discharge presents exposure and cold-discharge hazards. Ask about handling, mounting and service support. A portable CO₂ unit and a fixed flooding system are different arrangements and should be specified separately.
Configuration review. The listed configurations are 2.2 kg (EX-2C), 4.5 kg (EX-4C). Compare the selected model's specification table and documentation; the charge or container size alone does not establish suitability or coverage.
Before ordering. For a CO₂ Extinguisher quotation, provide the required quantity, installation or replacement context, and the associated equipment model. Include photographs or drawings of the interfaces and any project documentation requirements. Ask the supplier to identify the exact offered configuration and the scope of installation, commissioning or servicing included.
| Size | Part code | Fire Rating | Discharge Time | Enquire |
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| 2.2 kg | EX-2C | 1A 21B | ≥ 8 s |
Range imageExtinguishers
Stored pressure powder type, MAP 40%. Available in 2 kg, 4 kg, 6 kg and 9 kg.
Sizes4 options
2 kg, 4 kg, 6 kg, 9 kg
What buyers and engineers most often ask before specifying the CO₂ Extinguisher.
Ask your own questionThe listed configurations are 2.2 kg (EX-2C), 4.5 kg (EX-4C). Compare the selected model's specification table and documentation; the charge or container size alone does not establish suitability or coverage.
The CO₂ family lists 2.2 kg and 4.5 kg variants. Confirm the actual model label and suitability for the identified hazard, rather than inferring an application solely from capacity or a generic family description. Include ventilation and confined-space considerations in the site assessment: CO₂ discharge presents exposure and cold-discharge hazards. Ask about handling, mounting and service support. A portable CO₂ unit and a fixed flooding system are different arrangements and should be specified separately.
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| 4.5 kg | EX-4C | 2A 34B | ≥ 10 s | Quote |
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Every size shares the specification below. Ask about one and an engineer confirms it suits the risk before quoting.
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Residue-free FK 5-1-12 / HFC 227ea. Available in 2 kg and 4 kg.
Sizes2 options
2 kg, 4 kg
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AVD chemical for lithium-ion battery fires. Available in 2 kg and 4 kg.
Sizes2 options
2 kg, 4 kg
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9 kg wet chemical, 75F rated - deep fat fryers and commercial kitchens.
The listed configurations are 2.2 kg (EX-2C), 4.5 kg (EX-4C). Compare the selected model's specification table and documentation; the charge or container size alone does not establish suitability or coverage.
For a CO₂ Extinguisher quotation, provide the required quantity, installation or replacement context, and the associated equipment model. Include photographs or drawings of the interfaces and any project documentation requirements. Ask the supplier to identify the exact offered configuration and the scope of installation, commissioning or servicing included.
Request the model-specific instructions, the relevant test or certification documents and the service requirements for the offered configuration. Where the product forms part of a fixed system, agree who is responsible for design verification, installation, commissioning and the recorded operating sequence.
For background on CO₂ safeguards, see OSHA's fixed-system guidance. This is a technical reference; the project designer must establish the requirements applicable to the installation.