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P50 Fire Extinguishers.

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These new fire extinguishers are able to be used on electrical fires even though they are a foam type. Has anyone used one, and if so do they work well? They apparently do not need a fire engineer to service them annually and they have a ten year life. I have no connection with the makers or sellers.


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    Just remember that a Co2 is displaced oxygen so should not be used in small consealed areas. 

    water mist would be a good alternative as this can be used on electrical fires too.
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    Just remember that a Co2 is displaced oxygen so should not be used in small consealed areas. 

    water mist would be a good alternative as this can be used on electrical fires too.
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