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1 Read the instructions label: n emergency is not the time to find out how an extinguishers works. xtinguisher ize For further information, please call It is important to know that fire extinguishers are not intended for large or spreading fires. fire extinguisher can completely discharge in as little as six to ten seconds. ississauga Fire mergency ervices Public ducation Location aintenance RGNCY Once a month inspect your fire extinguisher for damage and make sure it is fully charged. (ee manufacturer s instructions for details.) Fire extinguishers should be serviced by a qualified service company after each use, even if not fully discharged. (Look in the yellow pages under Fire xtinguishers.) IC Locate fire extinguishers in easily seen and accessible locations preferably near an exit and not within ten feet of a potential source of fire. Do not store in closets or under sinks. or visit us on our website IC Limitations RGNCY IC Portable fire extinguishers are rated for the size of fire they can handle. Ratings will appear on the label of the extinguisher For example 2:10B:C. The larger the numerical rating, the larger the fire it can extinguish. Look for the ULC label (Underwriters Laboratories of Canada) on the extinguisher. We recommend a multipurpose (BC) fire extinguisher rated 2-10-B,C or 3-40-B,C for the home. RGNCY
2 When used properly, a portable fire extinguisher can save lives and property by putting out a small fire or containing it until Fire mergency ervices arrive. Only attempt to extinguish a fire if the following is in place: veryone has left, or is leaving the house and someone is calling the fire department by dialling 911. The fire is small, not spreading, and the smoke or heat does not pose a threat. Your extinguisher matches the type of fire you are attempting to fight. You have confidence in fighting the fire, and you are familiar with the use of the extinguisher. Remember: Don t get trapped by fire. lways keep your back to a clear exit. To operate your fire extinguisher, remember the word P P Pull the locking pin, twisting if necessary, to break the seal to unlock the lever. im low. Point the extinguisher nozzle or hose at the base of the fire. (tay a safe distance away.) queeze the lever above the handle all the way to release the extinguishing agent. weep the nozzle or hose from side to side across the base of the fire. If the fire reignites, reapply. There are three typical classes of fire you could encounter in your home. (ake sure you have the right type of fire extinguisher for the right kind of fire.) Class : Ordinary combustibles Fires involving wood, cloth, paper, and plastics etc. Class B: Flammable liquids and gases Fires involving gasoline, cooking oils, propane etc. Class C: Charged electrical Fires involving live electrical power, such as power tools, wiring, fuse boxes, TVs, computers, etc. fire extinguisher labelled BC is a multi-purpose extinguisher and can be used on all three classes of fires. Never turn your back on the fire even if you think it is out; it may reignite. Note: fter using an extinguisher to put out a fire, immediately call Fire mergency ervices to report.
3 When used properly, a portable fire extinguisher can save lives and property by putting out a small fire or containing it until Fire mergency ervices arrive. Only attempt to extinguish a fire if the following is in place: veryone has left, or is leaving the house and someone is calling the fire department by dialling 911. The fire is small, not spreading, and the smoke or heat does not pose a threat. Your extinguisher matches the type of fire you are attempting to fight. You have confidence in fighting the fire, and you are familiar with the use of the extinguisher. Remember: Don t get trapped by fire. lways keep your back to a clear exit. To operate your fire extinguisher, remember the word P P Pull the locking pin, twisting if necessary, to break the seal to unlock the lever. im low. Point the extinguisher nozzle or hose at the base of the fire. (tay a safe distance away.) queeze the lever above the handle all the way to release the extinguishing agent. weep the nozzle or hose from side to side across the base of the fire. If the fire reignites, reapply. There are three typical classes of fire you could encounter in your home. (ake sure you have the right type of fire extinguisher for the right kind of fire.) Class : Ordinary combustibles Fires involving wood, cloth, paper, and plastics etc. Class B: Flammable liquids and gases Fires involving gasoline, cooking oils, propane etc. Class C: Charged electrical Fires involving live electrical power, such as power tools, wiring, fuse boxes, TVs, computers, etc. fire extinguisher labelled BC is a multi-purpose extinguisher and can be used on all three classes of fires. Never turn your back on the fire even if you think it is out; it may reignite. Note: fter using an extinguisher to put out a fire, immediately call Fire mergency ervices to report.
4 When used properly, a portable fire extinguisher can save lives and property by putting out a small fire or containing it until Fire mergency ervices arrive. Only attempt to extinguish a fire if the following is in place: veryone has left, or is leaving the house and someone is calling the fire department by dialling 911. The fire is small, not spreading, and the smoke or heat does not pose a threat. Your extinguisher matches the type of fire you are attempting to fight. You have confidence in fighting the fire, and you are familiar with the use of the extinguisher. Remember: Don t get trapped by fire. lways keep your back to a clear exit. To operate your fire extinguisher, remember the word P P Pull the locking pin, twisting if necessary, to break the seal to unlock the lever. im low. Point the extinguisher nozzle or hose at the base of the fire. (tay a safe distance away.) queeze the lever above the handle all the way to release the extinguishing agent. weep the nozzle or hose from side to side across the base of the fire. If the fire reignites, reapply. There are three typical classes of fire you could encounter in your home. (ake sure you have the right type of fire extinguisher for the right kind of fire.) Class : Ordinary combustibles Fires involving wood, cloth, paper, and plastics etc. Class B: Flammable liquids and gases Fires involving gasoline, cooking oils, propane etc. Class C: Charged electrical Fires involving live electrical power, such as power tools, wiring, fuse boxes, TVs, computers, etc. fire extinguisher labelled BC is a multi-purpose extinguisher and can be used on all three classes of fires. Never turn your back on the fire even if you think it is out; it may reignite. Note: fter using an extinguisher to put out a fire, immediately call Fire mergency ervices to report.
5 Read the instructions label: n emergency is not the time to find out how an extinguishers works. xtinguisher ize For further information, please call It is important to know that fire extinguishers are not intended for large or spreading fires. fire extinguisher can completely discharge in as little as six to ten seconds. ississauga Fire mergency ervices Public ducation Location aintenance RGNCY Once a month inspect your fire extinguisher for damage and make sure it is fully charged. (ee manufacturer s instructions for details.) Fire extinguishers should be serviced by a qualified service company after each use, even if not fully discharged. (Look in the yellow pages under Fire xtinguishers.) IC Locate fire extinguishers in easily seen and accessible locations preferably near an exit and not within ten feet of a potential source of fire. Do not store in closets or under sinks. or visit us on our website IC Limitations RGNCY IC Portable fire extinguishers are rated for the size of fire they can handle. Ratings will appear on the label of the extinguisher For example 2:10B:C. The larger the numerical rating, the larger the fire it can extinguish. Look for the ULC label (Underwriters Laboratories of Canada) on the extinguisher. We recommend a multipurpose (BC) fire extinguisher rated 2-10-B,C or 3-40-B,C for the home. RGNCY
6 Read the instructions label: n emergency is not the time to find out how an extinguishers works. xtinguisher ize For further information, please call It is important to know that fire extinguishers are not intended for large or spreading fires. fire extinguisher can completely discharge in as little as six to ten seconds. ississauga Fire mergency ervices Public ducation Location aintenance RGNCY Once a month inspect your fire extinguisher for damage and make sure it is fully charged. (ee manufacturer s instructions for details.) Fire extinguishers should be serviced by a qualified service company after each use, even if not fully discharged. (Look in the yellow pages under Fire xtinguishers.) IC Locate fire extinguishers in easily seen and accessible locations preferably near an exit and not within ten feet of a potential source of fire. Do not store in closets or under sinks. or visit us on our website IC Limitations RGNCY IC Portable fire extinguishers are rated for the size of fire they can handle. Ratings will appear on the label of the extinguisher For example 2:10B:C. The larger the numerical rating, the larger the fire it can extinguish. Look for the ULC label (Underwriters Laboratories of Canada) on the extinguisher. We recommend a multipurpose (BC) fire extinguisher rated 2-10-B,C or 3-40-B,C for the home. RGNCY
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