Nassau County Fire Extinguisher Service

Licensed and Insured for 12+ Years. NAFED Member, NFPA 10 Code Experts, Fully FDNY Licensed

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We are a team of professional fire protection technicians, fire safety teachers, fire extinguisher repairmen, and fire safety experts who have been working together for 50 collective years on many job sites, and projects. We can provide you with high quality fire safety equipment unique to your situation. Just let us know what kind of work you need done – and then sit back and relax! You’ll be amazed at how quickly our professionals get the job done right the first time.

Our services include:

* Fire Extinguisher Sales & Service Throughout Suffolk and Nassau County Long Island

* Fire Extinguisher Inspections (Annually and Monthly)

* Fire Extinguisher Recharges

* Fire Extinguisher Rentals

* Fire Extinguisher Maintenance and Service

* Fire Extinguisher Refills

* We even recycle fire extinguishers.

If this happens. You must contact a certified and insured fire protection company like Chase Fire. Keeping current with your portable fire extinguisher tags in New Jersey is a requirement for avoiding lapses in insurance and fire safety inspection fines that can shut down your business.

Yes. You must keep current with your fire extinguisher inspections every 12-months. Failure to do so can result in lapses in insurance, fire Marshall fines, and forced business closure. Using a licensed and insured fire protection company like Chase Fire will setup follow-up fire extinguisher inspections to ensure ongoing compliance.

Fire extinguisher maintenance is part of your yearly duties when inspecting an extinguisher when there is something wrong with it. Serving your fire extinguisher includes testing it, checking the pressure, refilling, and cleaning it when necessary. allow for us to check on the status of a fire extinguisher and its maintenance requirements. a fire extinguisher usually lasts between 6 to 12 years and usually includes a warranty.

There are several types of fire extinguishers for businesses to use: ABC, BC, C, D and K Class.

ABC stands for “anti-conductive agent.” This type of extinguisher is not corrosive and will not damage electronics. BC stands for “carbon dioxide” or “dry chemical.” This type of extinguisher is the most common. It can also be used on live electrical equipment, like computers and TVs. C stands for “water.”

Fire extinguishers come in different classes and ratings. The K-class is the most recent and these extinguishers use extinguishing agents that separate the fuel from the oxygen and help to absorb the heat elements of the fire triangle (fuel, heat, oxygen + chemical reaction). Currently, the only effective extinguisher rated as Class K is the Wet Chemical fire extinguisher.

When it comes to protecting your business, you need to be sure that you have the right fire extinguisher at the right place.

A fire extinguisher is an important lifesaving tool. It can help contain, control, and put out a small fire before it gets out of hand and becomes dangerous. But there are many types of extinguishers on the market today, which makes choosing one difficult.

When purchasing for your business, there are several things you’ll want to consider: your type of business (residential or commercial), what kind of safety equipment your building needs (CO2 vs ABC), whether or not it is allowed in an area with potential explosive environments (Class D here), and whether or not the area needs special certification requirements for personnel handling it.

A fire extinguisher is a device that is used to extinguish or prevent fires. Extinguishers are either stored in homes and businesses, or installed on the outside of buildings for emergency access. Depending on the type of extinguisher, you use it by spraying or releasing an agent that will fight the fire.

Fire extinguishers are categorized into five types: Class A, B, C, D, and K. A class A fire is one where ordinary combustibles such as paper and wood are burning. Class B fires involve flammable liquids such as gasoline while class C fires involve live electrical equipment like lamps and power cords. Class D fires involve combustible metals like magnesium and lithium while a class K fire involves cooking oil or grease in deep fat fryers.

Fire extinguishers have been used by building owners since the 19th century for safety. Building codes require that a fire extinguisher be mounted within easy reach of a door leading from the outside to the inside of a building. Fire extinguishers in Nassau County Long Island must be inspected yearly to maintain adequate insurance, business licensing and fire safety and fitness code. If you choose a fire safety protection company that is not licensed you risk a lapse in insurance, fire department fines and overall fire damage.