Fire Suppression Systems FSS 50, portable manual aerosol fire extinguisher for professional use

FEATURES:

• It does not damage the surfaces and objects on which it is used
• No servicing, refilling, checks or maintenance
• Suitable for all types of fires and tested for use on:

1. Class A (Solid combustible materials)
2. Class B (Liquid combustible materials)
3. Class C (Gaseous combustible materials)
4. Class F and K (Cooking & oil fats)
5. Electrical equipment fires subject to voltages up to 100.000v

• The device is composed of stable, solid minerals; it does not contain gas and is not pressurized
• The device is a small, compact, lightweight cylinder: the upper part of the device is a metal tube containing the extinguishing charge. The lower part of the device is composed of plastic and serves as a support handle
• The use of a potassium powder jet – a unique method among fire extinguishers – involves the vaporization of the powder in the environment followed by the condensation of its extinguishing substance. The product works by interrupting a fire’s chain of reaction (the “auto-catalyst” of the fire)
• The aerosol-like jet is only produced when the charger is stricken with its base. The produced aerosol jet is essentially an inert salt that emits gas already present in the atmosphere
• This process allows FSS to extinguish all types of fires through saturation. Its slow bio-degradation in the environment furthers the prevention of subsequent fires. The extinguishing process involves two different reactions: one is physical and the other, chemical. The physical reaction relates to potassium’s tendency to oxidize rapidly in air. When in contact with air, alkaline salts consume great quantities of oxygen, thus depriving fires of oxygen. The chemical reaction is created through the stable link between potassium particles and the fire’s combustion particles. Through the two reactions, a quick oxidation process takes place, immediately transforming the jet from a solid state into a gaseous state which frees the potassium particles. These atoms are able to intercept and interrupt any other free particles produced by the fire’s chain reaction combustion process. Potassium has strong inhibitor qualities, due to its weak ionization energies.
• Period of operation in unaltered conditions greater than 6 years

USE:

1. Hold the extinguishing device by the handle and remove the upper cup
2. Extract the igniter cap from the lower part of the handle
3. Rub the igniter cap against the black ignition head positioned in the middle of the upper part
4. Direct the jet towards the flames base holding the extinguishing device from the handle