100 Seconds of Firefighting Power That Fits In A Glovebox
Useful as it is, the dry chemical compressed fire extinguisher is getting close to 100 years old now, and there's been an advancement or two in that time. Like the Element E100 Fire Extinguisher. It's a fraction of the size and the weight, but as capable of putting out fires in an emergency - even useful in situations common extinguishers are not, like cooking oil and grease fires where compressed gas can spread the problem. Emits a fire-stopping fog for 100 seconds, which is 8x longer than common 5-lb. extinguishers. Store it in your vehicle's glovebox or by your workbench, and should an unfortunate situation occur, pull off the high-viz striker and strike the end of the wand. A chemical reaction releases potassium ions and nitrogen that disrupt fires at a molecular level and keep them from reflating. Its non-toxic fog is safe to breathe, mess-free, non-corrosive and environmentally friendly. Worth the space in your ride and in your shop!
Element E100 Fire Extinguisher Features:
- 100-second discharge - that's 8x longer than a 5-lb. fire extinguisher bottle
- Zero thrust discharge won't spread oil and liquid fires
- Maintenance free, with no moving parts or compressed gas to service
- Safe to store in vehicles even in hot weather
- Mess-free, non-toxic, non-corrosive, environmentally friendly
- Can be used to fight A (wood, coal), B (flammable liquid), C (electrical) & K (cooking oil and grease) class fires
- Includes high-visibility striker and mounting clip
- 13"L x 1.5"dia. Weighs just 1.2 lb.
Installation
- Simply Wrap Around And Tighten The Roll Bar Straps To Hold Very Securely.
Note - DISCLAIMER - When wrapping around a rear roll bar with an attached seat belt strap, make sure you DON'T wrap the straps over the seat belt. They should always go against the roll bar, leaving the seat belt free and clear of any obstructions
Additional Disclaimer for Fire Extinguisher orders only:
We cannot ship Fire Extinguishers outside of Continental North America or any route that involves air transportation. All fire extinguisher orders must ship via ground transport. Pressurized extinguishers are considered hazardous materials and cannot be shipped via USPS.
