Dry Powder Trolley
Dry Powder Trolley
Description
Wheeled Powder Fire Extinguisher 50KG is manufactured according to Directive 96/98/EC (MED) with modules B and D. As with portable extinguishers, wheeled units also have to comply with high standards to ensure their extinguishing capability (fire rating), quality and reliability. We at a.b.c. know how important it is to make the right choice in firefighting. Recently, a new European standard for wheeled extinguishers, EN 1866, was introduced. The a.b.c. wheeled extinguisher range has been the first in Europe to comply with this standard.
The wheeled units also carry the CE mark so the range can boast three quality guarantees: a.b.c. (ISO 9001), compliance with EN 1866 and the CE mark. The standard EN1866 defines important minimum levels of pressure retention, corrosion protection, operating temperatures and fire rating.
Features
- Extremely high ratings on A, B and C class fires (solid combustibles, liquid fuels and gases)
- First in Europe in accordance with the new EN 1866 standards
- Excellent quality, therefore a long operational lifetime
- Other dry powder types available (BC, Monnex)
- Can be used at low temperatures (-30°C)
- Very mobile and easy to operate
- Good ergonomic, easy to drive
- With CE approval
- Easy to service
Specifications
- Product: Wheeled Powdered Extinguisher
- Brand: a.b.c. S.r.l. (Milan) Italy
- Model: 14164
- Nominal charge: 50 Kg
- Discharge time: 43 sec
- Jet length: 11 m
- Extinguishing agent: Powder MAP ABC 30
- Propellant: nitrogen or dry air
- Dimensions (HxWxD) mm: 1050x450x550 mm
- Weight: 80 kg
Phlox security and safety is a leading expert in fire-safety systems and installation that would guarantee the safety of your establishment, We have a wide range of products for different fire-preventive measures needed, and we have the best and cost-effective Dry Powder Trolley.
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