Fire Extinguisher Ball

Design: Fire extinguisher balls come in various sizes, but they are generally compact and lightweight for easy handling. They are designed to be easily mounted or placed in strategic locations where fires are most likely to occur, such as kitchens, electrical panels, or workshops.

Fire Suppressant: Inside the ball is a combination of fire-suppressing chemicals, which may include dry chemical powder, ABC powder, or other environmentally friendly agents. These chemicals are non-toxic and safe for use in indoor environments.

Activation Mechanism: Most fire extinguisher balls feature an activation mechanism that triggers the release of the fire suppressant when exposed to flames. This mechanism could be a fuse or a heat-sensitive element that activates at a certain temperature.

Automatic Activation: Once the fire extinguisher ball comes into contact with fire, either through direct flame or high heat, the activation mechanism triggers. The ball bursts open, dispersing the fire-suppressing chemicals in the surrounding area.

Extinguishing Action: As the chemicals disperse, they smother the fire by depriving it of oxygen and cooling down the flames. This helps to quickly suppress the fire and prevent it from spreading further.

Versatility: Fire extinguisher balls are effective on various types of fires, including those caused by flammable liquids, electrical equipment, and ordinary combustibles (Class A, B, and C fires).

Maintenance: These extinguisher balls typically have a long shelf life and require minimal maintenance. They may need periodic inspection to ensure they are in good condition and have not expired.

Safety: Fire extinguisher balls are designed to be safe and easy to use by anyone, including individuals without fire safety training. They can be deployed quickly in emergency situations, helping to contain fires before they escalate.