Badger Advantage 2.5 lb ABC Fire Extinguisher w Vehicle Bracket 21007865
$29.21
- Large, easy-to-read two piece color coded nameplates
- Ergonomically designed handle and lever for ease of use
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Description
The Badger ADVANTAGE fire extinguisher line offers exceptional quality and value with some very unique service related benefits.
These rechargeable metal valve fire extinguisher models work well addressing a wide range of DOT, USCG and commercial application market needs.
Badger Model 21007865 is a 2.5lb ABC Fire Extinguisher
Badger 2.5lb Extinguisher Features
- Large, easy-to-read two piece color coded nameplates
- Ergonomically designed handle and lever for ease of use
- Â Large loop pull pins ensure quick and easy removal, even with gloves on
- Â Only extinguisher line featuring both aluminum and steel agent cylinders
- 6 year product warranty
- Common valve stem and neck seal minimize necessary service parts
- Â Heavy square thread on valve designed for added ease of installation
- Â Larger cylinder neck opening to better accommodate recharge
- Valve threads are indexed to accommodate and permit field replacement
- All models feature heavy duty threaded metal siphon tubes
Additional information
| Weight | 0.01 lbs |
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| Model | ADV-250 |
| MPN | 21007865 |
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FAQ
What is An ABC Fire Extinguisher?
- A Multipurpose Extinguisher that can put out a range of Fires. A,B,C stand for the class of fires the Extinguisher Works on.
What Are Class A, B, and C Fires?
- Class A – Fires Involving common combustibles including Wood, Paper, Cloth, Rubber, and Plastics.
- Class B – Fires Involving Flammable Liquids such as Solvents, oil, Gas, paints and lacquers
- Class CÂ – Fires Involving Electrical equipment including wiring, controls , motors and appliance.
Where should a Fire Extinguisher be placed?
- There should be at least 1 Fire Extinguisher on every floor of a Home or building.
- Place extinguishers in visible easy to reach area away from heat sources.
- Extinguishers should be place in areas fires are more likely to start such as kitchens or garages.
