ABC Dry Powder
Powder units are recharged with the appropriate dry chemical agent for their rating after discharge or when service condition requires it.
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Refilling and recharging services based on extinguisher type and service requirement.
The Service
Refilling — or recharging — restores an extinguisher's extinguishing agent so the unit is ready for use again. It is required after any discharge and whenever servicing identifies that the charge is no longer serviceable.
Type Matters
Powder, gas and other agents are recharged through different processes, by competent service personnel with the appropriate equipment. That is why refilling is a workshop service, not a procedure for facility staff to attempt on site.
Agent Types
Powder units are recharged with the appropriate dry chemical agent for their rating after discharge or when service condition requires it.
Explore This ProductCarbon dioxide units are recharged as a gas service — a different process from powder, handled per equipment type.
Explore This ProductHow It Works
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Assessment
Each unit is assessed first — type, condition and serviceability decide whether refilling is appropriate.
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Recharge
Serviceable units are recharged with the correct agent for their type and rating by competent service personnel.
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Return
Units are identified as serviced and returned to their positions ready for use.
Facilities and institutions typically combine refilling with an ongoing servicing arrangement, so discharged or degraded units are caught and recharged as part of routine inspection rather than discovered during an emergency.
After any discharge — even partial — and when inspection or servicing identifies that the unit's charge is no longer serviceable.
No. Whether a unit can be recharged depends on its type, condition and serviceability, which is why every refilling service starts with an assessment. Units that are not serviceable are identified for replacement instead.
No. Servicing is inspection and upkeep of the unit; refilling recharges the extinguishing agent. The two work together — servicing often identifies the need for refilling.
Related Solutions
Tell us the unit types and quantities — assessment first, then recharge.
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