All Safe Fire Equipment, LLC

09/09/2022

Fire extinguishers are the first line of defense to stop a fire while they are still small. A key component of success using an extinguisher is if the extinguisher is a match for the type of fire. Learn more about extinguisher classifications to help both installing and using of portable fire extinguishers: http://nfpa.social/U0UC50Kx9Gw

12/30/2019

Wishing everyone a happy holidays!!! Also, a REMINDER to be safe with your fireworks for the New Year. If you are looking to have a fire extinguisher on hand let us know!! We not only take care of commercial work, but we also take care of mom and pop companies and of course personal use.

P.S. HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!🎉

07/03/2019

Take a look at this graphic to see why NFPA urges people not to use consumer fireworks and to leave it to the professionals. Fireworks are responsible for thousands of fires and injuries each year. https://bit.ly/2xhH9Yu

07/29/2010

K-CLASS WET CHEMICAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER
Wet Chemical fire extinguishers are the best restaurant kitchen appliance hand portable extinguisher available. The new extinguishers are tested and approved for Class K fires. They contain a potassium acetate based, low PH agent that was originally developed for use in pre-engineered cooking equipment fire extinguishing systems.

07/16/2010

Remember in elementary school you were told that in case of fire you have to line up quietly in a single file from smallest to tallest? What is the logic in that? What, do tall people burn slower? ~Warren Hutcherson

07/14/2010

Did you know that nearly 1,000 house fires are started each year by household pets? Tomorrow (July 15) if National Pet Safety Day. Have you taken any steps to protect your pets in case of a fire in your home?

07/02/2010

A new NFPA report says that U.S. fire departments respond to an average of 287,000 vehicle fires per year (2003-2007). Do you know which age groups are at highest risk of highway vehicle fire death and injuries?

04/26/2010

U. S. fire departments responded to an estimated average of 3,970 structure fires in hotels and motels in 2003-2007. See NFPA's report on hotel and motel structure fires. Have you ever been in hotel or motel fire?Fire reports - Occupancies
www.nfpa.org

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