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Dry chemical fire extinguishers are versatile and commonly used. They contain a powder that interrupts the chemical reaction of a fire. These extinguishers are typically labeled as ABC, indicating their effectiveness on Class A (ordinary combustibles), Class B (flammable liquids and gases), and Class C (electrical) fires.

• Use Case: Ideal for general fire protection needs in offices, schools, homes, and warehouses, especially where a variety of fire types might occur.

Carbon dioxide (CO2) fire extinguishers are effective in extinguishing fires by displacing oxygen and cooling the fuel. They leave no residue, making them suitable for electrical fires and flammable liquids.

• Use Case: Best used in environments with a lot of electrical equipment, such as data centers, IT rooms, laboratories, and locations where flammable liquids are stored.

Halotron extinguishers contain a clean agent that evaporates quickly and doesn’t leave a residue. They are effective on Class A, B, and C fires and are known for being environmentally friendly.

• Use Case: Ideal for sensitive environments where electronics are present and damage from residue is a concern, like computer rooms, server rooms, museums, and art galleries.

Wet chemical extinguishers are specifically designed to combat Class K fires (cooking oils and fats) by forming a foam layer to cool the fire and prevent re-ignition. They can also be effective on Class A fires (ordinary combustibles).

• Use Case: Primarily used in commercial kitchens, restaurants, and catering businesses, where high-temperature cooking oils and fats are present.

Wheeled fire extinguishers are large, heavy-duty extinguishers mounted on wheels for mobility. They come in various types, including dry chemical and CO2, to handle larger fires.

• Use Case: Suited for industrial settings, airports, docks, large warehouses, or any location where large-scale fire risks are present and rapid maneuverability is required.