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Classifications
Ratings
Designs
Uses
Operations
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Wood, Paper, Plastic, and Organic Material
What is Class A - Ordinary Combustibles
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2 A
What is Equivalent to 2.5 gallons of water
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Requires the user to manually develop the pressure in the extinguisher
What is Pump Type Extinguisher
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Green Triangle
What is Class A
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Steps in using an extinguisher
What is P-A-S-S (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep)
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Computer servers, Ovens and Stoves, Receptacles, and Light Fixtures
What is Class C - Energized Electrical Equipment
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30 B
What is Extinguishes 30 square feet of flammable liquid
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Has an external pressure cylinder used to develop pressure to expel the agent
What is Pressure Cartridge
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Blue Circle
What is Class C
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Direction to aim the extinguisher nozzle
What is Base of the Fire
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Deep Fryers and Griddles
What is Class K - Cooking Oils and Kitchen Fires
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C
What is Appropriate use on Class C - Electrical
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Compressed air or inert gas is within the extinguisher
What is Stored Pressure Extinghisher
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Red Square
What is Class B
300
First step in extinguishing a fire
What is Select the Appropriate Extinguisher
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Magnesium, Sodium, and Titanium
What is Class D - Combustible Metals
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40B:C
What is Extinguishes 40 square feet of flammable liquid and is appropriate for Class C - Electrical Fires
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Unique to a Carbon Dioxide Extinguisher
What is Discharge Horn
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Yellow Star
What is Class D
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After selecting the appropriate extinguisher, the user should
What is Make sure the extinguisher is charged
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Acetone, Ethanol, Alcohol, and Kerosene
What is Class B - Flammable Liquids
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4A:60B:C
What is Equivalent to 5 gallons of water, Extinguishes 60 square feet of flammable liquid, and Appropriate for Class C - Electrical
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Extinguishers are designed on this
What is Type of Fuel that is burning
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Black Hexagon
What is Class K
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The last step of extinguishing a fire with an extinguisher
What is Check for hot spots and make sure the fire is completely extinguished