First determine the total square footage of both floors. Second, determine the hazard occupancy (low, moderate, or high) by reading examples written in the NFPA10, 2007 Edition, Standard For Portable Fire Extinguishers on page 10-23.
If you are installing 10 lb. ABC Dry Chemical extinguishers (the most common type and size), most of them are UL rated at 4-A. A 4-A extinguisher will protect the following: low hazard occupancy - 11,250 sq. ft. ;ordinary hazard occupancy - 6,000 sq. ft. :high hazard occupancy - 4,000 sq. ft. Next divide your total square feet by the square feet of the occupancy hazard and you have your MINIMUM number of 4-A rated fire extinguishers required. You may have to add extinguishers due to the building layout. From any place in the building, you have to be able to walk to a fire extinguisher in no more than 75 feet (75 foot maximum travel distance). Lastly if there are any special hazards (computer room, electrical room, flammable liquids, etc.), they should be protected separately in addition to the building's fire extinguishers.
There should be one for each floor of the house.
how many fire extinguishers do i need to install near a diesel storage tank of 120000 cubic meter
Many pressurized water fire extinguishers are charged with air at 100 psi.
The answer depends on very many variable which have not been specified. Most important is what your house is made of. Do you have a fire alarms and fire extinguishers? Are there any combustible materials stored in the house? Do you smoke? Do you deep-fry food a lot?
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Many. Axes, fire extinguishers of all types, torches, I could go on forever.
A house fire can be caused by many different actions but the solution should be the same. The first priority is to be get out of the house. If it is a small fire, one can try to stop the fire.
Many people use portable fire extinguishers as "door stops" on fire doors.This practice is unwise, unsafe and almost certainly a code violation.For example, NFPA 1 requires all usable fire extinguishers to be mounted with the bottom no less than 4 inches from the floor, if it is not on wheels.
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It depends on local legislation
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if you are a carrier of dangerous goods yes you are required to have certain fire extinguishers according to the classification of dangerous good carried. There Extinguishers and advice and be provided by the team at Fire Gears Australia who helped many transport and logistic companies. But that dont mean that you shouldn't have some sort of Fire Protection safety should always come before Legal Requirements.