What's the fire rating of the Clean agent fire extinguishers?

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Accepted Answer

The fire rating of Clean agent fire extinguishers varies depending on the type and size of the extinguisher.

Clean agent fire extinguishers are typically rated for Class B and Class C fires.
The fire rating is usually expressed as a number followed by the letter B or C, indicating the size of fire the extinguisher can effectively control.
For example, a clean agent fire extinguisher with a rating of 5-B:C can control a fire involving flammable liquids and electrical equipment up to 5 square feet in size.
It is important to check the specific fire rating of the clean agent fire extinguisher being used to ensure it is suitable for the intended application.

Accepted Answer

1A:21B

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