Hydrex Water Eco Fire Extinguisher

The PFAS-free alternative to Class A firefighting in a compact and convenient unit.

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A water fire extinguisher is the most efficient apparatus for fighting Class A fires (those involving combustible solids like wood or paper). The Hydrex Water Eco Fire Extinguisher is a compact 3ltr unit with a unique wetting agent that delivers an impressive 13A fire rating and is PFAS-free.

Hydrex Water Eco Fire Extinguisher Factsheet

Fire Class

This is a water-based fire extinguisher with a wetting agent and is only suitable for Class A fires (combustible solids).

Sustainability

The Hydrex Water Eco Fire Extinguisher contains a PFAS-free wetting agent, which makes it environmentally friendly as it doesn’t contain any harmful forever-chemicals. As it is water-based it gives great coverage whilst being mindful of the world around us.

Servicing

Similar to an ordinary water fire extinguisher, the Hydrex Water Eco Fire Extinguisher requires annual servicing and can be discharged, tested and refilled at 5 years.

Hydrex Water Eco Fire Extinguisher FAQs

What fire risks is the Hydrex Water Eco Fire Extinguisher suitable for?

The Hydrex Water Eco Fire Extinguisher is intended for Class A fires, which involve ordinary combustible materials such as wood, paper and similar solids. It uses water with a PFAS-free wetting agent to improve the extinguishing performance while remaining suitable for Class A fire risks.

How is the Hydrex Water Eco Fire Extinguisher maintained?

The servicing requirements are similar to those for a standard water fire extinguisher. An annual service is required to keep the extinguisher in good working order. After five years, the extinguisher can be discharge tested and refilled before being returned to service.

Types of Fire Extinguishers

Each fire extinguisher type has a unique agent inside which is specifically designed to combat a different type of fire risk. Click on each extinguisher image below and discover how each type should be used.