Class A Fire Extinguishers, Capacity: 5 Kg

Fire classes Class A – ordinary combustibles like wood, paper, cloth. Class B – flammable liquids like petrol, oil, paints. Class C – fires involving electrical equipment (when energised). Class D – combustible metals (industrial) like magnesium, titanium. Class K/F – fires involving cooking oils/fats (kitchens). Extinguisher types & their applications Water: Good for Class A. Not to be used on electrical or flammable liquid fires. Foam (AFFF): For Class A & B fires (liquids + solids) by forming a film over fuel. Dry Powder (ABC / DCP): Versatile, covers A, B, C in many cases. CO₂ (Carbon Dioxide): Best for electrical fires and liquid fires; leaves no residue. Wet Chemical: Specifically for kitchen Colour / label codes (especially relevant in India/UK)