20 lbs Multi-Purpose ABC Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher (10A:120B:C)

The Amerex 20 lbs Multi-Purpose ABC Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher is a UL-approved, 3-in-1 fire extinguisher that stops fires caused by ordinary combustibles (e.g., paper and wood), flammable gas and liquids, and electrical equipment. With a UL rating of 10A:120B:C, it can battle fire as effectively as 12.5 gallons of water and can fight 120 square feet of Class B fire. Suitable for small to medium spaces such as offices, schools, hospitals, homes, and cars.

Better firefighting power. This Amerex Fire Extinguisher uses a specially fluidized and siliconized mono ammonium phosphate dry chemical that insulates Class A fires by melting at approximately 350°F. It smothers and breaks the chain reaction of Class B fires, and does not conduct electricity back to the operator. When sprayed, it can last up to 30 seconds and reach 15-21 feet.

Durable and reliable. Known for its high-quality fire extinguishers, this fire extinguisher is no exception when it comes to durability. With proper maintenance and service, it is guaranteed to last for a long time. Its stored pressure design boasts of sturdy steel cylinders, high-gloss polyester powder paint, and anodized aluminum valve body, handle, and lever. Unlike other fire extinguishers with plastic parts, it withstands fire and future recharge. It’s safe to use in temperatures ranging from -65°F to 120°F.

As with all Amerex products, the Amerex 20 lbs Multi-Purpose ABC Dry Chemical Fire Extinguishers are ANSI/UL approved and manufactured to standards under ISO-9002. All Amerex ABC fire extinguishers are QR-coded, have bilingual labels, and contain required HMIS information.

Product Options

The Amerex 20 lbs Multi-Purpose ABC Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher comes in two choices of valves - aluminum or brass.

• with Aluminum Valve (A411)
• with Chrome-Plated Brass Valve (423)

Once you’ve picked your choice, select your preference from the menu above to place your order.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.