ABC Powder Type Modular Fire Extinguisher
A ceiling-mounted modular extinguisher that discharges ABC dry powder automatically when the temperature at the bulb reaches its rated trigger point. Because it needs no person present to operate it, it is widely used over electrical panels, small server rooms, generator enclosures and unmanned utility spaces where a fire could take hold outside working hours. ABC powder is effective on Class A, B and C fires, making it suitable where solid, flammable-liquid and gas risks sit together. Deep Fire Control supplies, installs and services modular units across Ankleshwar, Panoli and the wider Bharuch belt.
Specifications
| Type | Modular, automatic ceiling-mounted |
|---|---|
| Extinguishing Agent | ABC dry powder |
| Fire Class | A, B and C |
| Activation | Automatic — heat-sensitive bulb, no operator needed |
| Typical Application | Electrical panels, small server rooms, generator enclosures |
| Not Suitable For | Class D metal fires; Class K cooking oil |
Why Choose Deep Fire Control?
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is a modular extinguisher normally installed?
Directly above the risk — typically over an electrical panel, a small server room, a generator enclosure or an unmanned utility space, mounted on the ceiling so it discharges downward onto the equipment.
Does someone need to be present for it to work?
No. That is the whole point of a modular unit. It triggers automatically when the temperature at the bulb reaches its rated point, which is why it suits areas left unattended overnight.
Which fire classes does ABC powder cover?
Class A, B and C — solids, flammable liquids and gases. That makes one unit workable where several risk types sit together.
