CommanderEDGE Foam Fire Extinguishers

The CommanderEDGE range includes Foam Fire Extinguishers, as well as Water, CO2 and Powder models, and offers solutions for almost all situations.

BS EN3 Kitemark approved across the range with a reassuring mixture of performance, quality and value.

The internationally-recognised BS Kitemark is assurance of dependable design and manufacture.

Foam Fire Extinguishers

Foam extinguishers are always an excellent choice for Class A and B fires. The standard 6 and 9 litre models have passed the 35kVa Dielectric test and comply fully with BS EN3-7: 2004 Clause 9 - dielectric test for water-based extinguishers. The newly-developed 6 litre EnviroFoam is a true market leader with an environmentally-friendly foam and boasting a high performance 27A 183B fire rating.

• Kitemarked to BS EN3
• NEW! EnviroFoam - high performance and ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
• Corrosion-resistant finish
• Plastic base for protection
• 5-year warranty
• Polyethylene internal lining
• 35kVa Dielectric test certified (on 6 and 9ltr models)

What do fire extinguisher ratings mean?

Dimensions (mm) (height x width x diameter):
FS2E - 380x 125 x 120
FS6EE - 550 x 310 x 165
FS6ECO – 550 x 310 x 165
FS9E – 620 x 330 x 185

Weight: FS2E – 4.5kg, FS6EE – 9.6kg, FS6ECO – 9.6kg, FS9E – 14.2kg

Foam Fire Extinguishers - Key Points: 

- Red Body (Can also be provided in Chrome finish) 

- Suitable for Class A and Class B fires  

- Extinguishes fires by cooling and smothering 

- NOT suitable for electrical fires unless specifically rated 

Foam Fire Extinguishers are suitable for Class A fires (paper, wood & textiles) and Class B (flammable liquids).  The AFFF (Aqueous Film Forming Foam) foam works to extinguish fires by cooling and smothering the fire.  

For information on ‘What do fire extinguisher ratings mean?’ please follow the link. 

Foam fire extinguishers are not recommended for fighting Class F fires (involving, for example, cooking oils and grease), or fighting Class C fires (flammable gases, for example, butane and methane). It is also highly advised that Carbon Dioxide (CO2) fire extinguishers or Dry Powder fire extinguishers are used on electrical fires. 

For further information or advice please contact us for assistance.  

Useful information is also available from GOV.UK in their guide for small and medium size businesses: 'Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 - A Short Guide To Making Your Premises Safe From Fire'.