The Strike First BC Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher is designed for fast response to flammable liquids and electrical fires. Its compact size makes it a reliable choice for commercial vehicles, workshops, garages, boats, and industrial spaces.
Key Features
- Durable steel cylinder construction
- Corrosion-resistant polyester powder coating
- Waterproof stainless steel pressure gauge
- Reinforced anodized aluminum handle
- Oversized pull pin for quick activation
- Compatible with pin or fork wall hooks
- Easy to service and maintain
- Meets NFPA 10 and D.O.T. requirements
- U.S.C.G. approved with the listed bracket
Fire Classes Covered
This extinguisher is rated for:
- Class B Fires — flammable liquids and gases
- Class C Fires — energized electrical equipment
Ideal applications include:
- Fuel storage areas
- Electrical rooms
- Marine environments
- Automotive shops
- Industrial facilities
Why Choose a BC Dry Chemical Extinguisher?
BC dry-chemical extinguishers are specifically designed for liquid-fuel and electrical fires. They are commonly used in environments where Class A materials, such as wood or paper, are not the primary hazard.
Available Sizes
- 2.75 lb. BC Fire Extinguisher | UL/ULC Rating 10-B:C | with Vehicle Bracket
- 5 lb. BC Fire Extinguisher | UL/ULC Rating 10-B:C | with Wall or Vehicle/ Marine Bracket
- 10 lb. BC Fire Extinguisher | UL/ULC Rating 60-B:C | with Wall / VB Bracket
- 20 lb. BC Fire Extinguisher | UL/ULC Rating 80-B:C | with Wall / VB Bracket
Classes of Fire Protection
Class A Fires – Ordinary Combustibles
These fires are typically extinguished using water or dry chemical agents that cool and insulate the burning material. Class A fires involve common combustible materials such as:
- Paper
- Wood
- Cloth
- Cardboard
- Trash
Class B Fires – Flammable Liquids & Gases
These fires require fire extinguishers designed to smother flames and interrupt the chemical reaction of the fire. Class B fires involve flammable and combustible liquids, including:
- Gasoline
- Oil
- Paints
- Solvents
- Grease
Class C Fires – Electrical Equipment
Non-conductive fire extinguishing agents are essential for safely suppressing electrical fires without increasing the risk of electric shock. Class C fires occur in energized electrical equipment, such as:
- Electrical panels
- Wiring
- Computers
- Machinery
- Appliances
Class K Fires – Cooking Oils & Grease
These specialized fire extinguishers are designed to quickly suppress grease fires and help prevent re-ignition. Class K fires involve high-temperature cooking oils and grease commonly found in:
- Commercial kitchens
- Restaurants
- Food service facilities
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