First Alert PRO10 - Manual
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Description:
10 LB DRY POWDER
Monoammonium Phosphate
extinguishing agent.
RECHARGEABLE
Can be recharged after use.
METAL HEAD
Commercial grade metal valve and head.
EASY TO READ
PRESSURE GAUGE
Provides fire extinguisher status at a glance.
Needle in green means product is ready to
use, in red, it needs to be recharged or
replaced.
BRACKET INCLUDED
Metal wall bracket for easy mounting.
Also includes plastic belly strap to keep
hose secure.
MARINE USE
AVAILABLE
Marine use available with optional
Buckeye #809 bracket .
CAT.
PRO10
Rechargeable Heavy Duty Commercial
UL Rated: 4-A: 60-B:C
F I R E
E X T I N G U I S H E R
UL 711
Standards
UL 299
&
Listed to
U.S.C.G. Marine
Approved
A
Rechargeable
C
B
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First Alert Model FE4A60B (Cat. No. PRO10) is a 10 lb. dry powder fire
extinguisher containing monoammonium phosphate fire extinguishing
agents and complies with the Standard for Rating and Fire Testing of Fire
Extinguishers, ANSI/UL711, CAN/ULC-S508. It also meets performance,
listing and labeling standards for dry chemical fire extinguishers as
outlined in ANSI/UL299 and CAN/ULC-S504. It has a UL Rating: 4-A:
60-B:C. Dry chemical and dry powder fire
extinguishers are intended to be utilized in
accordance with the Standard for Portable
Fire Extinguishers, ANSI/NFPA 10
and with the National Fire
Code of Canada.
First Alert Cat. No.
PRO10 is a 10 lb.
A-B-C fire
extinguisher
designed for heavy
duty commercial
use to fight wood,
paper, plastic,
flammable liquids
and electrical
fires. The
commercial grade
metal head is
rechargeable and
features an easy
to read pressure
gauge. It comes
with a metal wall
mount mounting
bracket for easy
mounting. Also
includes plastic
belly hose strap to
keep hose secure.
Can be U.S. Coast
Guard approved for
mar-ine use when
used with optional
Buckeye #809 bracket.
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