Garrison
Garrison Heavy-Duty 3A40BC Fire Extinguisher
#046-0004-4
$69.99
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Product Details
Garrison Heavy-Duty 3A40BC Fire Extinguisher is a commercial grade extinguisher is ideal for office, hallway/stairway and garage/workshop
Fire rating: 2A40BC; weight: 5 lbs.
Flexible hose makes it easier to aim
Pressure gauge indicates if extinguisher is ready for use
Rechargeable
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- This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.
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| Package Depth (cm) | 12.50 cm | |||||
| Package Depth (in) | 4.92 in | |||||
| Package Height (cm) | 42.50 cm |
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5 out of 5 stars.
On devrais tous en avoir !
7 years ago
Canadian Tire m’a même informé personnellement d’une campagne de rappel pour cet article. Chaque maison, garage, atelier devrait en avoir un par étage, à porté de mains, accessible et aux su de tous. un incendie DOUBLE d’intensité à chaque minute !!!
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4 out of 5 stars.
Meets my needs
7 years ago
Bought this to keep aboard my boat, thankfully haven't had to use it yet! It is the perfect size for mounting under the console and the mount allows you to remove the extinguisher easily should you ever need to use it.
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5 out of 5 stars.
Great product
7 years ago
This is a very important product. I feel very safe having it and would recommend this to my family
Yes, I recommend this product.
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4 out of 5 stars.
Très bien
7 years ago
Article nécessaire au sein d une maison. Capable de répondre facilement face à une nécessité urgente.
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4 out of 5 stars.
looks good
7 years ago
i got this for an apartment to sit in the halls until needed
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Q: The description doesn't indicate "kitchens". Is this fire extinguisher not recommended for kitchens?
9 years ago1 Answer
A: For a kitchen we recommend a BC only extinguisher though an ABC one will work. BC extinguishers use sodium bicarbonate which is relatively easy to clean afterwards should you ever need to use it. An ABC extinguisher uses monoammonium phosphate as its extinguishing agent (a fertilizer) which works on A class fires by melting onto hot surfaces, suffocating the flames. The problem in a kitchen is say your pot is on fire but you spray the entire stove (the powder spreads a lot), now you will have a yellow caked on stove that needs to be replaced even though it would have been able to still be used with a BC only extinguisher. If needed, an ABC extinguisher WILL WORK. It is just not the best option. Here is an explanation of the ULC ratings: - Class A refers to solids like wood and paper. The number refers to the equivalent to 1.25 US gal. of water. So a 4A rating means equivalent to 5 gals. of water. - Class B refers to liquid like fuels and grease. The number refers to the largest pan, in square feet, that the extinguishers was able to meet the extinguishing requirement. So a 40B rating refers to 40 square feet. - Class C refers to electrically charged fires. All class C extinguishers will also have a class A and/or B rating. There is no number as it refers to the internal agent not being conductive to electricity.
9 years agoHelpful?
Q: can extinguisher be kept in a vehicle and subject to -30c temperatures. will it work? or is there a particular unit for this type of location
9 years ago1 Answer
A: Our extinguishers are good down to -40.
9 years agoHelpful?
Q: When purchasing a fire extinguisher from Canadian Tire does it come serviced?
11 years ago1 Answer
A: Dry chemical extinguishers (in this case, MonoAmmonium Phosphate) come ready to use. Servicing is recommended yearly (mandated for commercial offices - optional for private homes) but you must look up a local company that does that under "Fire Extinguisher Servicing" in the yellow pages. The small stores locally can better serve you than trying to ship dangerous goods (class 2.2, compressed gas) to a central location at high cost. Some fire stations can help you identify local service companies they use if you call their local phone number.
11 years agoHelpful?
Q: est-il bon pour résidence de 10 personnes agés car j aurais besoin de 4 extincteur merci
12 years ago1 Answer
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A: S'il vous plait contacter votre service d'incendie municipale.
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Q: Does this come with a wall mounting bracket?
12 years ago1 Answer
A: Yes it comes with a wall mount braket. You will need to get your own screw or bolt to mount it depending on the material you are attaching it to.
12 years agoHelpful?
Q: Is this a commercial grade, multi-purpose extinguisher handles class A, B and C fires ?
12 years ago1 Answer
A: Extinguishers have ratings that represent their capability. The letters represent the type of fires they can work on properly and the numbers associated with the letters refer to the capacity or size of that type of fire. Here is a general explanation of the ULC ratings: - Class A refers to solids like wood and paper. The number refers to the equivalent to 1.25 US gal. of water. So a 4A rating means equivalent to 5 gals. of water. - Class B refers to liquid like fuels and grease. The number refers to the largest pan, in square feet, that the extinguisher was able to meet the extinguishing requirement. So a 40B rating refers to 40 square feet. - Class C refers to electrically charged fires. All class C extinguishers will also have a class A and/or B rating. There is no number as it refers to the internal agent not being conductive to electricity. Please note the ratings are based on a professional use of the extinguisher and cannot be counted on as being the same for every user. Environmental conditions can also affect the effectiveness of an extinguisher (wind/humidity). Although there is a lot of mention of weight on extinguishers (2 lbs, 5 lbs, 10 lbs, etc…), it is not necessarily the best way to identify an extinguisher’s capability as the monoammonium phosphate found in ABC extinguishers may have different concentrations. Some brands’ 5 lbs extinguishers have the same rating as others’ 10 lbs. This means that as you choose your extinguishers, have a look at the rating as your primary decision factor. Determine how much coverage you wish to have (5 square feet, 40 square feet?). All fire extinguishers have a maximum life of 12 years (each has a number stamped into the base in the format of the last 2 digits of the year (“13” means 2013). This particular model has a 3A:40B:C rating and is aimed at residential and commercial applications – that is they sit on their bracket for years ready to be used. They should be visually inspected monthly to ensure no external damage or loss of pressure. For commercial applications, a professional organization must certify a yearly inspection. Look in the yellow pages under “Fire Extinguisher Servicing” for a local company.
12 years agoHelpful?
Q: what is in the contents? it was discharged in a greenhouse and we need to know if it's toxic
12 years ago1 Answer
A: The powder inside ABC fire extinguishers is Monoammonium Phosphate. A fertiliser extensively used to grow corn in the production of ethanol. Here is a link to the MSDS sheet for it: http://www.kiddecanada.com/utcfs/ws-463/Assets/Badger_ABC%20Dry%20Chemical%20MSDS.pdf It is an irritant if inhaled or on contact with eyes or skin but is otherwise non hazardous. Your plants are likely to grow well from it. If you have fruits and/or vegetables in the greenhouse, just rinse them clean before eating.
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Q: Is this fire extinguisher CSA and NSPA approved? Further more is it also ready to use out of the box or does it need certification or additional service before beign put into use?
13 years ago1 Answer
A: Extinguishers are not regulated by CSA – They are controlled by ULC following NFPA regulations (NFPA10). And Yes they are ready to be used out of the box. To maintain certification they have to be verified every year ( by owner – that the gauge is still in the green – attached there is a card to be filled out of the date that it was verified) and every 6 years the unit will need to be serviced by a servicing Fire Extinguisher company ( Yellow pages for the location near you).
13 years agoHelpful?
Q: does Product #46-0004-4 have metal lever (top assembly)? I am looking for a fire extinguisher with a metal lever/valve assembly (on the top). I need two 5lb and one 10lb. I seek extinguishers that will be refillable and serviceable in the future.
17 years ago1 Answer
A: The current offering of the 46-0004 does not have a metal handle, but the newly upgraded rechargeable model will, due out August 2008
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