Fire Extinguisher Supply, Maintenance & Servicing

Regular checks of your fire extinguishers ensure that they are in efficient working order, ready to use in the event of a fire and that they are still in the correct location.

For this, you will need your fire extinguisher to be maintained with mandatory annual inspections. We will also teach you how to run monthly visual checks on your fire extinguisher to ensure you are always prepared for emergencies.

When choosing a fire extinguisher servicing company don’t choose by cost. Instead, use reputation and transparency as your barometer of a good fire extinguisher servicing company. Because no one likes hidden charges.

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Your Total Safe engineer will be more than happy to instruct a member of staff on what to look out for, so they can perform monthly in-house checks to ensure extra ongoing protection.

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Fire Extinguisher
Suppliers

We supply all types of commercial extinguishers in a host of different industries including retail, warehousing, manufacturers and SMEs as well as providing a number of other vital fire safety services.

All of our extinguishers conform to the high UK standards for fire protection equipment. We have every size and type, arranged by business needs and use:

  • CO2 Fire Extinguishers
  • Dry Powder Fire Extinguishers
  • Foam Fire Extinguishers
  • Water Fire Extinguishers
  • Wet Chemical Fire Extinguishers

Total Safe Fire Extinguisher installation

All fire extinguishers installations must be fixed in a permanent position. Once installed correctly, a BAFE-certified professional will check and service your extinguishers with a detailed and thorough examination – This is carried out once a year to meet UK regulations.

After the fire extinguisher servicing, your Total Safe engineer will fit a label with details of the inspection, including the date, engineer’s name and weight of the extinguisher, as well as the date of the next expected service. Our support team will be in touch shortly before the next test date to arrange a suitable date and time for the next visit.

Fire Extinguisher FAQs

You will need to replace a CO2 Fire Extinguisher after 10 years. Other fire extinguishers will require an extended service every 5 years by a BAFE engineer.

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You will need to replace a CO2 Fire Extinguisher after 10 years. Other fire extinguishers will require an extended service every 5 years by a BAFE engineer.

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A fire extinguisher engineer needs to renew their BAFE registration every three years. BAFE regsitered companies are assessed to demonstrate their ability to carry out fire safety services, including fire extinguisher serving, fire extinguisher maintenance, fire alarm systems, fire risk assessments etc.

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The time required for the installation of fire extinguishers can vary depending on several factors, such as the number of extinguishers to be installed, the type of extinguishers, the layout of the building, and the complexity of the installation requirements. However, to provide a general estimate, the installation of 10 fire extinguishers typically takes around 1 1/2 hours.

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Your annual fire extinguisher servicing should be carried out by a competent, BAFE certified professional who will thoroughly inspect it annually to ensure it is in full working order.

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You are able to conduct fire extinguisher maintenance yourself on a monthly basis - you would check to see whether the apparatus is still in good condition and the pressure gauge is showing there is sufficient pressure. Despite these monthly checks, a fire extinguisher should still be serviced by a BAFE certified professional.

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One of the most common faults found when conducting fire extinguisher maintenance is a drop of pressure which causes the appliance not to work effectively.

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Every 12 months. Maintenance for fire extinguishers for all commercial premises should be carried out every 12 month by a BAFE certified professional in order to comply with fire safety regulations.

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