9ltr Water Fire Extinguisher - UltraFire
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Description
9ltr Water fire extinguishers cover class A fires and are one of the most common extinguishers due to their simple service and refill requirements. The extinguisher medium is non-toxic and leaves no residue. These characteristics make them ideal for use in areas where there is a high risk of tampering or accidental discharge.
- Extinguisher Rating: 21A
- CE approved and Kitemarked to BS EN3
- Supplied complete with wall mounting bracket
- MED Approved
- 5 Year Warranty
Technical Data
| Product Code | UFSW9 |
|---|---|
| Alternative Product Codes | JWSWFEX9S, 9WX |
| Brand | UltraFire |
| Capacity | 9 litre |
| Dimensions (HxWxDia) | 580 x 193 x 183mm |
| Discharge Range | 5–6 metres |
| Discharge Time | 55 seconds |
| Extinguisher Agent | Water |
| Extinguisher Rating | 21A |
| Operating Temperature | 5°C to 60°C |
| Working Pressure | 12 bar |
| Weight | 13.50kg |
| Product Datasheets | 📄 UltraFire Water Fire Extinguishers Datasheet V1.5 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Emergency lighting is required in commercial and public buildings to provide illumination during power failures. It must comply with BS 5266 and provide sufficient light for safe evacuation. Emergency lighting should be tested regularly and maintained by qualified professionals.
Fire alarm systems are required in most commercial buildings, multi-occupancy residential buildings, and public spaces in the UK. Requirements vary based on building type, size, and use. Always consult with a fire safety professional and comply with local building regulations.
Fire alarms should be tested weekly, emergency lighting monthly, and fire extinguishers should be serviced annually by a qualified professional. Full system testing should be conducted regularly as per BS 5839 and BS 5266 standards.