Extinguisher Parts
Classifications of Fire
Extinguishing Agents
Extinguisher Ratings
Geometry
100
Contains the agent and able to be pressurized
What is the cylinder
100

Magnesium and Titanium

What is Type D - combustible metals

100

Best agent for Class A Fires

Water

100
The number in a Class B extinguisher rating indicates this
Square Footage of fire that a non-expert user could extinguish
100

A Blue Circle

Class C

200

Keeps the extinguisher from being accidentally activated

Locking mechanism/Pin

200

Fabrics, rubber, wood.

What is Type A - ordinary combustibles

200

The best choice for fires involving computers that doesn't harm the environment.

What is a Clean Agent (Halotron)

200

A 20-A extinguisher contains ____ gallons of water

25 Gallons 

200

A Red Block

Class B

300

A CO2 extinguisher's horn is made from one of these 2 materials

Rubber or Plastic

300

Vegetable oil and animal fats.

What is Type K - Cooking media

300

The most common agent in use today

What is Dry Chemical

300

Class C extinguishers are tested for this

Electrical Conductivity

300
A Yellow Star

Class D

400

This is pushed to activate a pressure cartridge

Plunger

400

Motor Oil, Tar, Gasoline.

What is type B - Flammable liquids and gases

400

Not always pressurized when used on Type D fires.

What is dry powder

400

This Class of extinguisher is NEVER rated for use on other classes of fire

Class D

400

A Green Triangle

Class A

500

The first "S" in P-A-S-S

Squeeze

500

Computers, Electrical Motors

What is Type C - Energized electrical equipment

500
AFFF and Polar are two common types of this agent
What is foam
500

Minimum criteria for a        Class K extinguisher rating

2.25 Square Foot Surface Area

500

A Black Hexagon

Class K

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