Fire Extinguishers

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Water Extinguishers

Foam Extinguishers

DryPowder Extinguishers

Specialist Extinguishers

Co2 Extinguishers

Wet Chemical Extinguishers

Fire Extinguisher's

We supply, commission, service, and safely decommission a full range of fire extinguishers for residential, commercial, and industrial use. Whether you're protecting a small office or a large site, we ensure your extinguishers meet the latest UK regulations (BS 5306) and are suited to the specific fire risks present. Our experienced team handles installation, annual servicing, pressure checks, and legal compliance, giving you complete peace of mind that your fire safety equipment is ready when it matters most.

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Types of Extinguishers


Class A

$16

Fires involving ordinary combustibles like wood, paper, and cloth.

Class B

$16

Fires involving flammable liquids such as petrol, oil, and paint.

Class C

$16

Fires involving gases like propane or butane.

Class D

$16

Fires involving combustible metals such as magnesium or aluminum.

Electrical

$16

Fires involving electrical equipment.

Class F

$16

Fires involving cooking oils and fats, common in kitchens.


60%

of businesses never reopen after a major fire. (Source - UK Fire Service Statistics)


30%

Proper maintenance and servicing of fire extinguishers can reduce fire damage and risk of injury up to 30% (Source - BSI)


70%

Portable fire extinguishers are the first line of defense in 70% of workplace fires extinguished early. (Source - HSE)


25%

Around 25% of workplace fires start in electrical equipment or installations. (Source - HSE)

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"Enox Risk Solutions commissioned our extinguishers quickly and professionally—everything was fully compliant and ready to go. Highly reliable service."

Darlton Property Management

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FAQs

  • Can anyone commission a fire extinguisher?

    No, commissioning must be carried out by a trained and competent professional. It’s a legal requirement under BS 5306 to ensure the extinguisher is safe, effective, and correctly installed from day one.


  • How often should my fire extinguishers be inspected?

    Fire extinguishers should be visually inspected monthly and serviced by a qualified technician once a year, as required by BS 5306.


  • What do I do if a fire extinguisher has a dent?

    If your fire extinguisher has a dent, have it inspected by a qualified professional immediately. Dents can affect performance and safety, and the extinguisher may need repair or replacement.


  • What types of fire extinguishers do I need?

    The type depends on the potential fire risks in your property. A fire safety professional can advise on the right extinguishers for your needs.

  • Can I move or relocate a fire extinguisher myself?

    It’s best to have a professional handle relocation to ensure it remains accessible, compliant, and correctly positioned.

  • How long do fire extinguishers last?

    Most extinguishers last 5 to 15 years depending on type and maintenance. Regular servicing extends their life.

  • Is training required to use a fire extinguisher?

    While not legally required, training is highly recommended to ensure effective and safe use in an emergency.

Have any more questions?

Please contact us if you have anymore questions.

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