E-Series Portable Fire Suppression
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Jewel Saffire Products appreciate the need to protect against life-changing fires, swiftly and efficiently, without risk to property or people.
We understand that losing equipment or property is a catastrophe, but to have it destroyed by the suppression agent is equally undesirable; this is why we pioneer only the most revolutionary fire suppression technology.
A pioneer in the fire & safety industry, the E-Series hand-held fire extinguisher is the first of its kind.
Based upon innovative, Dry Water Mist technology, the ‘all-in-one’ E-Series Fire Extinguisher is capable of extinguishing the spectrum of every-day fi res, including classes A, B, C, E, and F; a technology unchallenged in the marketplace.
Revolutionary in the protection against multiple risks, the E-Series is especially effective in the extinguishing of Class B (Liquid), Electrical and Class F (Fat) Fires. Its patented Dry Water Mist contamination-free agents are ideal for use in clean environments and food production areas.
Options
• 1L Capacity
• 3L Capacity
• 6L Capacity
• Anti-bacterial paint option available.
Why Mist is one of the Safest Agents for a Fire Fighter to use.
The Dry Water Mist agent used in the E-Series fire extinguisher is non-toxic and safe for discharge in
highly populated areas and where prolonged exposure is likely.
Once activated, the Mist prevents the fire from spreading by forming a ‘mist curtain’ around the fire source, protecting the surrounding area and any personnel within the vicinity. By removing the oxygen and its fuel source (free radicals) the fire calms and is extinguished; the continued cooling effects of the mist prevent the fire from reigniting.
The engineering behind the Dry Water Mist makes use of a signifi cantly lower volume of water throughout the extinguishing process, removing the risk of water saturation or further collateral damage to the source
area.
The E-Series operates at 12 bar pressure.
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