The Fire Safety Stick is a different and innovative fire extinguisher and has many advantages over traditional fire extinguishers. Firstly, it is incredibly light compared to heavy, bulky pressurised extinguishers and yet has a much, much longer discharge time. Because it is non-pressurised, it doesn’t need annual servicing by an external fire safety company. We do, however, recommend
regular, simple visual inspections, but this can be done easily by the owner or responsible person. Plus, with at least a 15-year shelf life, its life span is triple that of most others. It’s durable too; drop it, knock it, and it will not activate by accident.
 
Uniquely, it works by chemically interfering with the oxygen of the flame, but does not restrict the oxygen of the user. It is completely safe to use around humans and animals alike. It is completely clean, leaving no harmful, corrosive mess at all and is environmentally friendly, as well as being easy to recycle after use.
 
It is fully certified for more types of fire classes, too, so there is no dangerous gambling checking to see if it is suitable to use on a particular fire. The Fire Safety Stick will never make a fire worse. If the fire is too large in a confined space, you can simply activate it, leave it in the room while you escape to safety. It will continue to discharge its vapours, repressing the fire in your absence. It is this unique feature that means it can extinguish chimney fires.
 
Due to its many successes, it is established around the world under different brand names. It is also carried by many leading companies and organisations, including many regional fire brigades and police forces across the UK.
 
 
Fire Classes:
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Class A – Solid combustibles – e.g. paper, plastics, textiles, wood*
Class B – Flammable liquids – e.g. petrol, diesel, oil, alcohols
Class C – Flammable gases – e.g. methane, propane, butane
Electrical (up to 100,000volts) – e.g. Electrical appliances, wiring, circuit boards
Class F – Cooking oils and fats in the kitchen
 
*It is not suitable for coals or well-established burning logs, and lithium-ion battery fires.