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Twelve product families. If you already know what you need, start here; if you do not, start from the hazard instead.
The complete catalogue in one filterable list — by fire class, by medium, by certification and by price.
The general-purpose unit
Mono-ammonium phosphate powder rated for solids, liquids and gases, and safe on live electrical equipment. If a premises buys one extinguisher, it is usually this one.
Clean, residue-free
Carbon dioxide displaces oxygen and leaves nothing behind, which is why it lives beside switchgear, servers and laboratory benches.
For liquids that spread
AFFF foam blankets a flammable liquid and seals the vapour, stopping the reignition that catches people out with powder.
For ordinary combustibles
The cheapest and most effective answer to burning wood, paper and cloth. Mist units add a de-ionised spray that is safe near electrical equipment.
Where residue is unacceptable
HFC-236fa and FK-5-1-12 agents leave no powder, no film and no corrosion — the choice for server racks, archives and control rooms.
Commercial kitchens
A potassium salt solution that saponifies burning oil into a soapy crust. The only correct answer to a fryer fire.
Unmanned protection
Ceiling-mounted units that discharge on their own at a set temperature, for panel rooms, lift machine rooms and stores nobody is watching.
Fixed installations
Swinging hose reels, landing valves, branch pipes and couplings for buildings with a wet riser.
Warning before flame
Smoke and heat detectors, manual call points, hooters and panels — the half of fire safety that buys people time.
Statutory marking
Photoluminescent exit, equipment and prohibition signage to IS 9457, so a dark corridor still reads.
First response
Blankets, gloves, helmets and fire-retardant clothing for the person who reaches the fire first.
Mounting and storage
Powder-coated cabinets, floor stands, vehicle brackets and wall hooks that keep a unit where the inspection expects it.