Portable aerosol fire suppression device

Product Overview of Portable Aerosol Fire Extinguishing Devices

1. Product Introduction

The MQB/K100 portable aerosol fire suppression device is a highly efficient, environmentally friendly fire extinguisher developed by our company. Its aerosol fire‑extinguishing technology represents a cutting‑edge innovation that combines pyrotechnic principles with advances in nanotechnology, offering outstanding performance characterized by high extinguishing efficiency, non‑toxic and harmless composition, reliable safety, and zero environmental impact.

Compared with traditional pressurized fire extinguishers—such as those using dry powder or carbon dioxide—the MQB/K100 requires no pressure storage, thereby eliminating annual inspection and maintenance costs and eliminating associated safety risks. Moreover, this product boasts numerous advantages that conventional extinguishers cannot match, including compactness and light weight, minimal post‑extinguishing residue, environmental friendliness, ease of operation, and reliable performance.

As the world’s smallest portable fire extinguisher today, the MQB/K100 can serve as a replacement for conventional extinguishers and is widely used in shopping malls, hotels, homes, outdoor settings, libraries, archives, server rooms, kitchens, vehicles, boats, garages, docks, gas stations, and many other environments. It is capable of tackling Class A, B, C, E, and F fires in their early stages. As a new, groundbreaking firefighting solution, it is sure to become an indispensable, ideal piece of safety equipment in your daily life!

2. Main Features

1. No pressurized storage required; no maintenance costs.
2. Environmentally friendly, with no pollution to the environment;
3. After rigorous testing both domestically and internationally, it has obtained multiple international certifications.
4. Compact and lightweight, easy to carry;
5. Non-toxic
6. Fire suppression leaves minimal residue.

3. Scope of Application

1. Class A fires (fires involving solid materials)
2. Class B fires (fires involving flammable liquids or liquefiable solids)
3. Class C fires (gas fires)
4. Class E fires (electrical fires)
5. Class F fires (fires involving cooking oils and fats in cooking appliances)

4. Product Specifications

5. Usage Steps

1. To extinguish fires using this product, please follow these steps:
2. Pull the safety pin from the rear of the fire extinguisher.
3. Aim the nozzle of the fire extinguisher at the base of the flame.
4. Press the start button to initiate the eruption.
5. Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire and spray until the flames are extinguished.

6. Transportation and Storage

1. During transportation, protect against rain and moisture, and handle with care.
2. Please store the product in a dry, well-ventilated area.
3. Product storage temperature: -20°C to +55°C.

7. Precautions

1. Please keep the fire extinguisher out of reach of children.
2. Do not store fire extinguishers together with flammable materials.
3. Disassembling this product is strictly prohibited; failure to comply will void the product’s warranty and terminate warranty coverage. Do not aim the fire extinguisher at a person.
4. Do not touch the nozzle after extinguishing the fire to avoid burns.

Portable Aerosol Fire Extinguishing Device | Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: In what scenarios are portable aerosol fire suppression devices suitable for use?

A1: Suitable for enclosed small spaces such as distribution cabinets, energy storage units, equipment rooms, and vehicle-mounted devices; effective for extinguishing initial electrical fires, but not applicable to fires involving reactive metals.

Q2: Does the portable aerosol device require an external power source?

A2: No external power supply is required; it can be started manually or equipped with a temperature-control module for automatic startup. It is portable and offers flexible deployment.

Q3: Will there be any residue after discharge? Could it damage the equipment?

A3: After extinguishing the fire, solid particulate residues remain; these must be cleaned up following firefighting. It is not recommended for use in ultra‑high‑precision cleanroom equipment.

Q4: How long is the device’s shelf life, and does it require periodic testing?

A4: The medication typically has a shelf life of 5 years and is a single-use product; upon expiration, it should be replaced in its entirety, without the need for cylinder pressure testing.

Q5: Are there any safety distance requirements during use?

A5: High temperatures are generated during activation and discharge; personnel must maintain a safe distance, avoid facing the nozzle directly, and take precautions against burns.

Q6: Can it be reused?

A6: No, the aerosol device is a single-use fire-extinguishing product. Once activated, the entire unit is rendered unusable and must be replaced with a new one.

Q7: Can multiple devices be linked together to activate fire suppression simultaneously?

A7: The alarm system can enable multiple units to start up in coordination, making it suitable for simultaneous fire suppression in relatively large protected areas.

Q8: Will the device fail to start properly in low-temperature environments?

A8: The product can operate normally within its specified operating temperature range; exceeding this range may compromise start-up reliability.

Q9: Can the device be disassembled privately?

A9: Disassembly is strictly prohibited; the device contains pyrotechnic materials, and disassembly poses risks of ignition and deflagration.

Q10: What routine maintenance checks should be performed?

A10: Regularly inspect the housing for damage or deformation, ensure that the activation components are in good condition, and use the product within its expiration date.