Fire Safety Stick (100 second Extinguisher)

The Fire Safety Stick (100 Second Extinguisher) is a versatile and portable fire extinguisher that has over 100 seconds of discharge time. It's the perfect fire extinguisher product for any location or situations. Whether that's the kitchen, sitting room or vehicles, which could be in the back of your tractor, digger or car. There's also a free mounting bracket included.

Features of the Fire Safety Stick (100 Second Extinguisher):

• The Fire Safety Stick is extremely successful with all the major fire classes including Class A/B/C/F and electrical fires
• The Fire Safety Stick has a shelf life of 15 years which is triple the shelf life of a normal fire extinguisher
• Portable and Compact - meaning it's ideal for any location
• The Fire Safety Stick has a much longer discharge duration than a normal fire extinguisher
• There's no corrosive mess or residue left behind - meaning ovens and engines aren't destroyed
• Environmentally friendly
• Safe for both animals ad humans to breathe in
• Robust and durable - Non pressurised so it will still work if you drop it or pierce it

How Does The Fire Safety Stick Work:

It employs a potassium ion jet, which is different from other traditional fire extinguishers in that it breaks the sequence of events that starts a fire (the fire's "auto-catalyst").

The Fire Safety Stick is made of solid, stable minerals; it is not pressurized or gas-filled. Only when the charger's base is struck does the aerosol-like jet emerge. The resulting aerosol jet releases gas that is already in the atmosphere and is thrust-free. It is basically an inert salt.
 

How To Use:

The best method is to approach a fire from a reasonable distance and gradually draw closer to its source while utilizing the Fire Safety Stick's extended discharge period. Move the FSS slowly around the fire while approaching, always pointing it in the direction of the center. This will help put out the fire and enable the gas to function.

Reacting too quickly or getting too close to the fire are the two worst things you can do while using a gas extinguisher to put it out. Being in close proximity to a fire prevents clouds from forming, which would otherwise continue to fuel the flames.

This is especially dangerous when there is an isolated pan because getting too close will just spread the flames. Moving the extinguisher around a lot to expedite the process also keeps a cloud from forming and reduces the extinguisher's effectiveness.