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Read the label on the extinguisher.
Read the label on the extinguisher.
Read the label on the extinguisher.
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To draw and label a vector, you can represent the vector as an arrow with a specific direction and magnitude. The tail of the arrow represents the starting point of the vector, while the head of the arrow indicates the endpoint. You can label the vector with a letter or symbol to represent it.
It depends on the size of the extinguisher: a 5# extinguisher is allowed to be 1/2-pound under the full-weight shown on the label. A 10# is allowed to be 1-pound under.
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Just to be complete all the types of extinguishers and their uses are:Type A LabelA Type A label (a triangle on the extinguisher) This extinguisher is used for ordinary combustibles such as cloth, wood, rubber and many plastics. These types of fire usually leave ashes after they burn. A stands for Ashes.Type B LabelA Type B label (a square on the extinguisher). This extinguisher is used for flammable liquid fires such as oil, gasoline, paints, lacquers, grease, and solvents. These substances often come in barrels. B stands for Barrels.Type C LabelA Type C label (a circle on the extinguisher). This extinguisher is used for electrical fires such as in wiring, fuse boxes, energized electrical equipment and other electrical sources. Electricity travels in currents. C is for Currents.Type D LabelA Type D label (a star on the extinguisher). This extinguisher is used for metal fires such as magnesium, titanium and sodium. These types of fire are very dangerous and seldom handled by the general public. D is for Don't get involved.Type K LabelA Type K is used for commercial deep-fat fryers. K stands for Kitchen.
Direct the extinguisher at the base of the flames using a sweeping motion
The little letter "b" on a fire extinguisher indicates that it is suitable for use on flammable liquids and gases, such as oil, gasoline, and solvents. Fire extinguishers categorized with a "B" rating are specifically designed to combat Class B fires, which involve combustible liquids. This designation helps users quickly identify the appropriate extinguisher for specific types of fire hazards. Always check the label for specific instructions and limitations.
Depending upon where you are, there is no standard color of fire extinguisher to determine what is inside; that would normally be shown on the label. In the USA a red extinguisher could be foam, dry chemical or even special Class D powders. On the label, various standards use different colors to indicate contents. Under British and Australian standards, solid red means "water" (Class A). Foam extinguishers would have either a blue stripe (AUS) or cream-colored panel above the instruction label (Brit).
Letters on a tire represents the vehicle class for that tire, For example: tire label P215/65R15, the letter P stands for passenger car if it's LT(Light Truck). The letter R stands for radial.