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Fire Extinguisher for Home
Protecting Your Home & Family
House fires most commonly start in the kitchen or electrical fittings. A compact ABC extinguisher handles cooking oil, electrical and solid material fires, covering most home fire scenarios. Easy to store, easy to use.
What to look for
Compact size, 1 to 2 kg
ABC type covers most home fires
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⚠Mandatory in residential buildings above 15 metres under National Building Code 2016.
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Fire Extinguisher for Car
Every Car Should Have One
Vehicle fires are more common than most people think, caused by engine overheating, fuel leaks and electrical shorts. A compact extinguisher in the boot or under the seat can make the difference in the first minute.
What to look for
Compact and lightweight, 1 kg
Fits under seat or in the boot
ABC type for fuel and electrical fires
⚠Not yet mandatory for private vehicles but required for commercial vehicles under the Motor Vehicles Act.
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Fire Extinguisher for Office
Keep Your Workplace Compliant and Safe
Offices carry a high electrical load from servers, UPS systems, ACs and wiring, alongside paper and furniture. A combination of ABC and CO2 extinguishers covers all fire classes typically found in an office.
What to look for
ABC for common areas and storage
CO2 for server rooms and electrical panels
Minimum 1 unit per floor for compliance
⚠Mandatory under the Fire Services Act. Offices must maintain a valid Fire NOC with adequate extinguisher coverage.
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Fire Extinguisher for Kitchen
The Room Most Fires Start In
Cooking oil fires cannot be safely fought with standard ABC powder. Using the wrong extinguisher on a cooking oil fire can cause a dangerous flashback. A foam or kitchen-rated extinguisher is the safer choice for this environment.
What to look for
Foam or kitchen-rated agent only
Never use ABC powder on oil fires
Wall-mount bracket for quick access
⚠Mandatory for commercial kitchens under FSSAI and local fire authority guidelines.
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⚠ Do not use ABC powder on cooking oil fires. It causes dangerous splashing.
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Fire Extinguisher for Server Room & Data Center
Zero Residue. Zero Downtime.
ABC powder extinguishers will damage servers, switches and storage even while saving the room from fire. Server rooms need clean agent or CO2 extinguishers, which put out the fire and leave zero residue on equipment.
What to look for
CO2 or Clean Agent only, never ABC powder
Zero residue discharge
Suitable for Class B and C electrical fires
⚠Data centers and server rooms must maintain CO2 or clean agent systems under IS 15524.
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Fire Extinguisher for Factory & Warehouse
Industrial Scale Protection
Factories and warehouses have large open floor areas, high fire loads and specific hazard zones such as chemical storage and electrical panels. IS 2190 sets a minimum number of extinguishers per floor area.
What to look for
Higher capacity units, 6 to 9 kg
Placed at maximum 15 metre walking distance per IS 2190
Dedicated units near panels and hazard zones
⚠Mandatory under the Factories Act 1948 and IS 2190, minimum 1 unit per 200 sq ft of floor area.
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Fire Extinguisher for Housing Society
Protect Every Floor, Every Family
Residential societies are legally required to maintain fire extinguishers in common areas, stairwells, parking and near electrical rooms. Most societies order in bulk annually, and Swifgo provides GST invoices and compliance documentation for society records.
What to look for
ABC for common areas
CO2 for electrical rooms and DG set areas
Annual maintenance and refilling service
⚠Mandatory for residential societies above G+4 floors under state fire safety regulations.
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Fire Extinguisher for School & College
Safety Starts With Compliance
Educational institutions must maintain fire safety equipment across classrooms, laboratories, auditoriums, hostels and kitchens. Different areas need different extinguisher types, and Swifgo helps institutions meet compliance with proper documentation.
What to look for
ABC for classrooms and corridors
CO2 for computer labs and electrical panels
Foam for the canteen kitchen
⚠Mandatory under CBSE and state education board safety guidelines and local fire NOC requirements.
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Common Questions
How do I know which fire extinguisher is right for my situation?
Match the extinguisher to the fire risk in that space: ABC powder for general home, office and factory use, CO2 or Clean Agent for electrical and server rooms, and foam or kitchen-rated units for cooking fires. Each section above gives a direct recommendation.
Can one extinguisher cover multiple fire types?
ABC dry powder covers Class A, B and C fires, which is why it is the default choice for most homes, offices and factories. It should not, however, be used on cooking oil fires or near sensitive electronics.
Is it mandatory to have a fire extinguisher at home in India?
Individual flats are not always mandated, but residential buildings above 15 metres are required to maintain fire extinguishers in common areas under the National Building Code 2016, and many state fire regulations extend this to societies above G+4 floors.
What is the difference between ABC and CO2 extinguishers?
ABC powder smothers Class A, B and C fires but leaves a residue and is not suitable for sensitive electronics. CO2 extinguishers leave no residue and are the right choice for server rooms, electrical panels and lab equipment.
How many extinguishers does my office need?
Fire NOC rules typically require at least one extinguisher per floor plus additional units near electrical panels and server rooms. Larger or multi-floor offices should get a custom count as part of a bulk quote.