Fire Classes
Fire Extinguisher Components
Operation
Chemical Reaction
Pictograph
100

Involves ordinary combustibles & natural vegetation.

What is a Class A fire?

100

Used to carry around fire extinguisher.

What is the carrying handle?

100

This acronym is used to teach basic operation of a fire extinguisher. 

What is PASS?

100

A fire needs me to "breathe".

What is oxygen?

100

Symbol & color of Class A.

What is a green triangle?

200

Involves energized electrical equipment.

What is a Class C fire?

200

You aim this at the base of the fire.

What is the nozzle?

200

Squeeze the trigger to discharge agent.

What is the first S in PASS?

200

A fire needs to "eat".

What is fuel?

200

I am a yellow star.

What is Class D?

300

Involves flammable or combustible liquids & flammable gases.

What is a Class B fire? 

300

Push this to spray.

What is the trigger?

300

Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire.

What is A in PASS? 

300

Heat, oxygen, fuel, & chemical reaction.

What is Fire Tetrahedron?

300

Symbol & color of Class B.

What is a red square?

400

Involves combustible cooking oils & fats.

What is a Class K fire?

400

This is the body of the extinguisher.

What is the cylinder?

400

Sweep the nozzle across the base of the fire. 

What is the second S or last S in PASS?
400

Heat is constantly being produced as a result of ongoing reactions.

What is chemical reaction?

400

I am a blue circle.

What is Class C?

500

Involves combustible metals.

What is a Class D fire?

500

Used so extinguisher does not go off accidentally.

What is the locking mechanism?

500

Build confidence with use of fire extinguisher.

What is practice?

500

A chemical reaction that releases heat and light.

What is combustion?

500

Symbol & color of Class K.

What is a black hexagon?