How to extinguish electrical fires caused by high voltage?
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I recently encountered such a problem and would like to bring it up for everyone’s discussion in order to find a solution: Carbon dioxide fire extinguishers are used to put out electrical fires, but their effective range is up to 600V. So what should be done in the case of electrical fires with voltages above 600V?
Turn off the power first, and then proceed with other fire extinguishing measures.
Hello, may I ask which standard specifies that carbon dioxide can only be used for voltages below 600V? Seeking advice
DL5027-2015 \"Typical Fire Protection Regulations for Electrical Equipment\", commonly referred to as the \"Typical Regulations\" in the electrical industry; F3.1 specifies requirements regarding carbon dioxide. Please refer to it!