Portable fire extinguishers are an effective tool for putting out fires in their earliest stages. QRFS explains how NFPA extinguisher inspections provide building owners and their staff with timelines for fixing problems with fire extinguishers and cabinets.
Well-placed fire extinguishers are extremely effective at putting out small fires. QRFS reviews NFPA Fire Code and Standards for Portable Extinguishers for guidance on which buildings need fire extinguishers and where they are required.
Kidde, one of the world’s most popular manufacturers of life safety equipment, recalled nearly 40 million fire extinguishers after over 400 safety issues were reported. What does the Kidde fire extingusiher recall mean for you, and which fire extinguisher should you have?
This article explains the features of plastic fire extinguisher cabinets, where to use them, and their benefits.
In this article, learn about the various types of fire extinguisher classes and their uses. Dive into the classifications and find out what the numbers mean, how often they should be serviced or repurchased, and how to use them.
Outdoor fire extinguisher cabinets are often a must-have accessory when it’s necessary (or simply safer) to place a fire extinguisher outside. To learn more, read on.
A surface mounted fire extinguisher cabinet is found in commercial or industrial buildings and it is, as the name implies, mounted on the surface of the wall. Learn more about this product and the specific Strike First models we carry at QRFS.
A recessed fire extinguisher cabinet is found in commercial or industrial buildings and is fully recessed into a wall. Learn more about this product and the Strike First model we carry at QRFS.
You’ve heard of the product, now learn what sets a semi-recessed fire extinguisher cabinet apart from surface and fully recessed.
