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Regarding whether carbon dioxide extinguishers with metal nozzles can be used to combat fires involving electric charges

2011-08-08View Original

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Recently, in clause 4.2.5 of the \"Fire Extinguisher Installation Code\", it was stated that carbon dioxide fire extinguishers can be used for Class E fires, but those equipped with metal nozzles cannot be used. Let’s discuss why
Reply #22011-08-09
Reply 1# hbtslcs is only applicable to extinguishing fires in electrical equipment with voltages below 37 KV, and there are limitations.

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