Are you looking for an experienced fire
extinguisher alarm system inspection company? Portable fire
extinguishers are an important part of your fire alarm safety system, and must
be inspected by a licensed fire extinguisher service company to maintain their
readiness to extinguish a fire, before developing into an uncontrollable blaze.
Fire Extinguisher Inspection Requirements
Portable fire extinguishers must be inspected each month
internally, and inspected by a licensed fire protection service company
annually. These inspections should be documented on the tag supplied on
each fire extinguisher, after each inspection.
Monthly inspections should include:
- Verifying
that the extinguisher has not been used
- Checking
the pressure
- Visual
inspection checking for corrosion or defects
- Verifying
easy access and readiness of the extinguisher
Annual Inspections by licensed fire protection companies
should include:
- Visual
inspection
- Check
locking pins and valves
- Checking
pressure gauges
- Check
the weight and presence of chemical compound
- Perform
all annual testing requirements and document tag compliance
- 6-year
maintenance inspections required on the 6th year of
manufacture date
- 12-year
recharge services and in-depth service checks
High Rise Security Systems Provides Licensed Fire
Extinguisher Service
HRSS is licensed fire
extinguisher alarm system provider, servicing the state of Illinois
with experienced fire alarm service for all commercial fire alarm systems,
including portable fire extinguisher systems.
We provide service for fire extinguishers designed for all
types of fires which are rated as Class A, B, C, D or K fires. HRSS
ensures full compliance and readiness of your fire extinguishers, providing a
reliable first line of defense with effective fire extinguishers to contain and
control a fire before it rages out of control.
HRSS Services All Types of Portable Fire Extinguisher
Systems
The most common type of portable fire extinguishers utilize
a dry chemical compound that are rated for and effective only on Class A, B,
and C fires. Dry chemical extinguishers stop a fire by interrupting the
chemical reaction in the fire.
Carbon dioxide portable fire extinguishers remove the heat
from fires by emitting a very cold discharge and removing oxygen from the
flames, and are effective only on Class B and C fires. Carbon dioxide
extinguishers are not effective on Class A fires, and must adhere to National
Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 12 which outlines the criteria for carbon
monoxide fire extinguishers.
High Rise Security Systems is an experienced and trusted
fire and safety systems provider, servicing all types of commercial structures
in and around the Chicago area. Contact us today for more information on
servicing your portable fire extinguisher alarm system.
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