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Class A – Trash, Wood, Paper, Cardboard, and Plastic and other ordinary combustible materials
Class B – Liquids and Greases involve flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline, kerosene, grease Aden oil.
Class C – Electrical Equipment such as appliances, circuit breakers, , outlets, and wiring. Do not use water to extinguisher electrical Fire Courses | Courses Fires
Class D - Combustible Metals such as potassium, sodium, magnesium, titanium, and other combustible metals. Commonly used in laboratories
Class K - Cooking Oils and Animal Fat used in cooking. Required in any commercial kitchen that uses these products to cook.

ABC Type - A multi-purpose dry chemical Fire Courses | Courses Fire extinguisher. Contains a powder. This is the most common type of Fire Courses | Courses Fire extinguisher. Located in all types of buildings throughout the world, it is used where the type of Fire Courses | Courses Fire that may occur involves A, B, and C types of Fire Courses | Courses Fires. These are as follows:

Class A Fire Courses | Courses Fires involve Trash, Wood, Paper, Cardboard, and Plastic and other ordinary combustible materials
Class B Fire Courses | Courses Fires involve flammable or combustible liquids. Petroleum, grease and oil Fire Courses | Courses Fires are included in this class.
Class C Fire Courses | Courses Fires involve Electrical Equipment such as appliances, circuit breakers, , outlets, and wiring. Do not use water to extinguish electrical Fire Courses | Courses Fires.

BC Type - used mostly in industrial settings where Fire Courses | Courses Fires involving organic solid such as paper or not as common. Used where B and C types of Fire Courses | Courses Fires are may occur. These are as follows:

Class B Fire Courses | Courses Fires involve flammable or combustible liquids. Petroleum, grease and oil Fire Courses | Courses Fires are included in this class.
Class C Fire Courses | Courses Fires involve Electrical Equipment such as appliances, circuit breakers, , outlets, and wiring. Do not use water to extinguish electrical Fire Courses | Courses Fires.

K-Class Type - used in restaurants, churches, daycares, schools, or any location where a kitchen is located. Must be located within 30 feet of the appliance where grease Fire Courses | Courses Fires may occur. If the kitchen has a fryer then it is mandatory that the a K-Class Fire Courses | Courses Fire extinguisher be in place. Even if the kitchen does not have a fryer, it is mandatory to have a K-Class Fire Courses | Courses Fire extinguisher in place if it is likely that grease or oils will be used to cook at any time. These are as follows:

Class K Fire Courses | Courses Fires involve cooking fat, grease, or cooking oil.

D Type - used where Fire Courses | Courses Fires involving combustionable metal may occur. Locations such as labs, factories, mining operations, and metal foundries are required to have these type of Fire Courses | Courses Fire extinguishers in place for use. These include:

Class D Fire Courses | Courses Fires involve combustible metals

CO2 Type - A gas agent Fire Courses | Courses Fire extinguisher where the gas displaces oxygen and removes heat from the combustion zone or inhibits chemical chain reaction. They are labeled clean agents because they do not leave any residue after discharge. These type are ideal for sensitive electronics and documents. Includes the following:

CO2 - Used with sensitive documents and electronics.

Halogen Type - Halon (including Halon 1211 and Halon 1301), a gaseous agent that inhibits the chemical reaction of the Fire Courses | Courses Fire. Classes B:C for lower weight Fire Courses | Courses Fire extinguishers (2.3 kg; under 9 lbs) and A:B:C for heavier weights (4.1–7.7 kg; 9–17 lbs). Banned from new production, except for military use, as of January 1, 1994 as its properties reportedly contribute to ozone depletion. Halon 1301 and 1211 are being replaced with new halocarbon agents and should be switched to new types of Fire Courses | Courses Fire extinguishers. Currently Halotron I, Halotron II, FE-36 Cleanguard and FM-200 are replacements that may be used. Includes the following:

FE 36 Cleanguard- Clean, used for sensitive electronics and documents, and computer rooms..
Halotron i - Clean, used for sensitive electronics and documents and computer rooms.
Halotron II - Clean, used for sensitive electronics and documents and computer rooms.
FM 200 - Usually large tanks connected used used for sensitive electronics and documents, computer rooms and sometimes where explosions may occur..

Water Type - Cools burning material by absorbing heat from burning material. Effective on Class A Fire Courses | Courses Fires, Water Fire Courses | Courses Fire extinguishers 2.5 gallons (9 liters) of water in a tall, stainless steel cylinder. Water Mist uses a fine misting nozzle to break up a stream of deionized water.

Water - APW - Air Pressurized water used for Class A Fire Courses | Courses Fires involve organic solids such as paper and wood
Water Mist - Class A and C Fire Courses | Courses Fires.

The guidelines above are not meant to be all inclusive or for do it yourself Fire Courses | Courses Fire extinguisher work. These guideline are for general knowledge only. Always consult and use a professional Fire Courses | Courses Fire protection company and your local Fire Courses | Courses Fire Marshal before installing any particular type of Fire Courses | Courses Fire extinguisher.

Warning!! The use of ABC or Halon type Fire Courses | Courses Fire extinguishers around swimming pools, spas or other areas

where areas containing oxidizing materials is not recommended.

The chemicals can react with stored oxidizing chemicals and

result in a danger. These areas require a BC Type Fire Courses | Courses Fire Extinguisher.

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