Our 9 litre marine fire extinguisher is specifically designed for use on boats, ships, and coastal environments where salt, moisture, and harsh conditions demand a higher level of durability. Built with a corrosion-resistant finish and approved for marine use, it delivers reliable protection against Class A and B fires involving solid combustibles and flammable liquids, as well as being safe for accidental use around electrical equipment. With its high fire rating, extended discharge time, and compliance with British and marine safety standards, this extinguisher is the trusted choice for commercial vessels, leisure craft, and waterfront facilities where safety at sea is essential.

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Marine Water Fire Extinguisher

£70.00

  • SPECIFICATIONS

    9 Litre Marine Fire Extinguisher – Specifications

    • Capacity:  9 Litres
    • Fire Rating:  21A
    • Average Discharge Time:  52.6 seconds
    • Height:  552 mm
    • Diameter:  189 mm
    • Filled Weight:  14 kg
    • Empty Weight:  4.9 kg
    • Carton Size (H × W × D):  549 × 205 × 205 mm


  • HOW TO USE

    How to Use a Fire Extinguisher

    In an emergency, remember  PASS:

    P – Pull  the pin to unlock the extinguisher.

    A – Aim  the nozzle at the base of the fire.

    S – Squeeze  the handle to release the agent.

    S – Sweep  side to side until the fire is out.

    Always keep a safe distance, make sure you have a clear escape route, and call 999 immediately. Fire extinguishers are for  small, manageable fires only  — if in doubt, evacuate and wait for the fire service.

  • DETAILS

    Fire Extinguisher Maintenance

    To ensure your extinguishers are always ready in an emergency, they must be regularly checked and maintained. A quick  visual check  should be carried out monthly to make sure the extinguisher is in place, undamaged, and the pressure gauge is in the green. A  full service by a qualified technician  is legally required once a year to test, weigh, and certify the unit. Every 5 years, most extinguishers also need an extended service or replacement depending on type. Keeping up with maintenance not only ensures compliance with fire safety regulations but also gives peace of mind that your equipment will work when needed.

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