TORNADO 13A 70B C 2KG Powder fire extinguisher with pressure gauge

Charged, fully equipped (head, pressure gauge, hose, vehicle mount / wall mount), with "CE" marking, EN3 (Outer diameter): ф110mm (Volume): 2.5l. (Cylinder length): 310mm (Cylinder weight): 1kg. (Fire extinguisher weight): 3.7kg (Powder content in the fire extinguisher): 2kg (Temperature range): -30C -60C (Maximum working pressure): 18bar (Test pressure): 27bar (Working gas): Nitrogen (Minimum cylinder thickness): 1.07mm (Material): St12/DC01 (Fire class): 13A 70B C (Package size): 12X13X41cm Purpose Fire extinguishers are intended for extinguishing ignitions and/or initial fires of solid materials, flammable and combustible liquids, gaseous substances, and electrical installations under voltage up to 1000V according to the technical characteristics of the products. Scope of application For equipping buildings (residential, public, commercial, industrial, agricultural, and those with mass gathering of people, etc.), facilities, installations, transport vehicles, agricultural machinery, and others. General structure and principle of operation All fire extinguishers consist of an extinguishing agent, a metal cylinder for its storage, propellant gas, a valve with a safety valve, a pressure gauge (for type H fire extinguishers), a hose or nozzle for directing the stream, a label according to the BDS EN3 standard, a seal, and accessories. Fire extinguishers work on the principle of expelling the extinguishing agent towards the fire source under the influence of the propellant gas. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS: Operating instruction To use powder, water, water-foam, and CO2 fire extinguishers, break the seal and pull out the safety pin. Direct the hose or nozzle towards the fire source and press or turn (depending on the design) the valve handle. For fire extinguishers with a nozzle, press the nozzle handle. Packaging and storage Fire extinguishers are packed in paper or polyethylene packaging and stored in them in dry, ventilated rooms, protected from direct sunlight, at a temperature from +5 C to +30 C