CO2 fire extinguisher is the MID-STAR proud work. MID-STAR, a company dedicated to the installation and maintenance of firefighting equipment, is aware that quality is a necessary tool for the continuous improvement of the organization, optimizing its resources.
Manual-Control extinguishing of kitchen fires in Shaoxing
Manual-Control fire extinguisher in kitchen
Manual-Control kitchen fire extinguishing systems are those that, in the event of a fire arising from food preparation or in the presence of oils and fats, are capable of extinguishing the fire manual control with products that are not harmful to health, but are effective. Before the fire produced by this type of fuel.
At MID-STAR, we have the systems that best suit your needs depending on the size of the extractor hoods and the technical needs of your kitchen.
Visit us at our offices in Shaoxing or contact us by phone 0086 57582159989 or email,
we will be happy to assist you and advise you on the system that best suits your needs.
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FAQs
Q1: Are there any special requirements when servicing?
A: A MID-STAR service providers’s trained engineer would service a MID-STAR extinguisher in the same way they would any other extinguisher; the extinguisher vessel and its components are broadly the same as others. However, the MID-STAR solution inside is totally different.
Q: How many fire extinguishers do i need in my business premises?
A: In this case, we must speak of a workplace, rather than a local. The regulations establish that the minimum number of fire extinguishers must be determined by dividing the surface to be protected by the maximum surface that the fire extinguisher in question can cover (remember that there are different types of fire extinguishers depending on which areas).
Q1: I have a powder fire extinguisher currently, is this enough?
A: Please contact one of our service providers for advice and they will carry out a fire risk assessment.
The use of powder extinguishers indoors can result in a sudden reduction of visibility causing disorientation jeopardizing escape, and can be harmful if inhaled. For this reason, powder extinguishers should generally not be specified for use indoors unless mitigated by a health and safety risk assessment.
