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Broken Link Removed that leads to the MSDS.
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Looks like that link might be the answer to the lack of British Standard ?Broken Link Removed that leads to the MSDS.
It's good that there is a lot of interest in this & I do understand the scepticism but this product
Looks like that link might be the answer to the lack of British Standard ?
"NB The standard for EU pressurised Fire Extinguishers is EN3. This does not apply to the PFE as it is a non-pressurised unit and as such, a completely new standard is currently being written by the BRE (Building Research Institute) to which the PFE will comply."
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We understand that this it will be stocked by a number of major stockists both online & instore so surely all these can't have got it wrong?!
it was an interesting, innovative new product & potentially a safer option than standard fire extinguishers?!
I will email FirePal to see if they can look at your posts & answer some of your queries...
I meant all the queries raised on the thread for all FunstersI will email FirePal to see if they can look at your posts & answer some of your queries...
You will get some nasty burns trying to pat the fire out with your penis Brian.>> FirePal - New Light, Small But Powerful Fire Extinguisher
No need to buy one, I have a penis.
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some were definitely aimed at trade customers especially garages & workshops
Thank you for all your posts,it's a nice item.FirePal comes in different versions of which some were definitely aimed at trade customers especially garages & workshops not just the leisure market. When I said
I meant all the queries raised on the thread for all Funsters
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Well I still can't find anything on the extinguishing medium ... They say non pressurised which indicates it must generate it's own pressure perhaps chemically when activated... I suspect generating co2 or some other inert gas... just guesses.
Ta andy
What you guys said.When its 'activated' it takes a moment to gain full flow , so my guess is its a chemical reaction producing a extingushing agent, perhaps co2 or similar
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Will try not to & will post some more info. that has come directly from FirePal at the risk of kicking all this off again! Agree that it is a serious business.Thank you for all your posts,it's a nice item.
Don't take all these comments personally
It's a serious business is fire
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Don't think you're going to win on this oneMore info. - this is a copy of the FirePal leaflet handed out at Shows & with the product:
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There is NO BS standard for this product as it is so new to the market
The extinguishant is a chemical compound of Potassium and a 2nd ingredient (the secret one) which produces a mist of 0.1mg.
The mist is breathable - human & pet safe.
but we have a test report stating the product lasts for 20 years.
Not about winning for me as I'm not fighting! Just putting the info. out there to be helpful & then down to personal choice. Felt that this product was immediately judged without all the facts & confused with other products (understandable) so wanted to put the official FirePal info. on the thread which I have now done.Don't think you're going to win on this one
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Felt that this product was immediately judged without all the facts & confused with other products (understandable) so wanted to put the official FirePal info. on the thread which I have now done.
The "official" info changes nothing for me.
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