Portable water-based extinguisher

1. Carry the extinguisher to a safe position and keep it upright.
2. Pull out the safety pin.
3. Aim the nozzle at the base of the flame.
4. Press the handle to discharge the water-based agent.
5. Sweep the stream across the burning surface until the fire is controlled.
6. Continue monitoring the area for reignition.

Portable water-based extinguishers are designed for everyday building protection and selected initial fire scenarios. They are often used in offices, public facilities, commercial areas and general service spaces.

• Water-based agents are commonly used for Class A fire loads such as ordinary combustibles.
• Use on liquid or electrical fires only when the product label allows it.
• The agent formulation and temperature range must match the storage environment.

The unit includes a cylinder, valve head, pressure indicator, nozzle or hose, water-based extinguishing agent and driving gas. Pressing the handle opens the valve and releases the agent through the nozzle.

• The pressure indicator should be in the normal range before use.
• The nozzle must be clear and undamaged.
• Do not mix agents or refill without authorization.

Store the extinguisher in a dry, accessible location within the permitted temperature range and away from corrosive atmosphere, direct sunlight and heat.

• Prevent freezing if the product is not formulated for low-temperature use.
• Check pressure, seal, pin, hose, nozzle and cylinder condition.
• Remove from service if leakage, corrosion, low pressure or label damage is found.

• Use an authorized maintenance organization for repair and recharge.
• Inspect the cylinder and valve assembly before maintenance.
• Replace seals, gaskets and the water-based agent during required service.
• Check the filter, nozzle, hose and pressure indicator.
• Hydrostatically test pressure parts where required.
• Recharge only with the approved water-based agent and specified driving gas.