top of page
Extinguishers.jpg

One Extinguisher for Every Fire Class

FSG offers comprehensive fire safety solutions, ensuring your organization has the appropriate fire extinguishers and trained personnel to handle emergencies effectively.

 

Our approach transcends mere product provision; we provide tailored training sessions to equip your staff with the necessary skills to operate extinguishers confidently and safely during crises.

A notable offering within our portfolio is the Zenova FX range of extinguishers, which streamlines fire safety by offering a singular solution to diverse fire hazards.

 

Zenova FX alleviates the burden of remembering which extinguisher to use for specific fire types, enhancing operational efficiency and minimizing confusion. This consolidation of resources translates to cost savings, as there is no longer a need for multiple extinguishers at each fire point.

The distinguishing feature of Zenova FX lies in its rapid knockdown properties, which play a pivotal role in swiftly suppressing flames and containing the situation during a fire incident. This proactive approach is instrumental in mitigating damage and safeguarding lives, reflecting our unwavering commitment to comprehensive fire safety.

Moreover, Zenova FX excels in post-fire control, addressing residual risks and potential re-ignition with efficacy. This ensures the environment remains secure even after the flames have been extinguished, enhancing overall safety protocols.

Importantly, Zenova FX Fire Extinguishers adhere to stringent European standards for PFAS and PFOS, underscoring our dedication to environmental responsibility and regulatory compliance. By meeting these standards, we uphold the highest levels of safety while minimizing environmental impact, thereby fostering sustainability.

In summary, Zenova FX Fire Extinguishers epitomize a new era in fire safety technology, offering advanced features, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency. With its rapid response capabilities, superior post-fire control, and environmental consciousness, Zenova FX sets a new standard for fire safety, elevating protection levels for businesses and individuals alike.

DSC01153-1024x683.jpg
Contact us

 

Telephone

0203-633-8678

E-mail

info@fireservicesgroup.co.uk

Hoteliers

Did you know you can make your hotel safer and generate a revenue stream? The FX500 is suited to be placed in each room ensuring every guest has the ability to deal with a small mobile phone, laptop or waste bin fire, should it occur. This can be used as a "chargeable" item should the guest decide to take one home with them.

matt-c-j6oWhh7l4Ig-unsplash.jpg
matt-c-j6oWhh7l4Ig-unsplash.jpg

Lithium Battery Fires

Regular extinguishers are useless against Lithium Battery Fires. As these batteries become more readily available, so does the risk of fire caused by a damaged battery going into "Thermal Runaway".

Nothing will stop thermal runaway; you can, however, reduce the risk.

 

The Zenova FX extinguisher range can be used to extinguish Lithium fires, it wont stop thermal runaway but it will extinguish the flames, this can stop the spread of fire and give you time to deal with the situation.

 

The FX range is one of the only extinguishers that can be safely used on every fire class. Not only does this save you costs on training, but in the long run, you save money by not having to purchase multiple types of extinguishers for a single location. This takes the guesswork out of which extinguisher to use in an emergency.

Extinguisher FAQs

Q. Why are there so many extinguishers?      

A.There are many different types of fire involving different materials, up till now each kind needed it's own extinguisher, using the wrong one could be catastrophic. Zenova FX takes the guess work out of it.

Q. What are the different types of fire?

A. Here are the different class of fire

Class A – fires involving solid materials such as wood, paper or textiles

Class B – fires involving flammable liquids such as petrol, diesel or oils

Class C – fires involving gases

Class D – fires involving metals such as potassium or magnesium

Class E – fires involving live electrical apparatus. Class E isn't a class itself per se, as once you have isolated the electricity it becomes a class A or B

Class F – fires involving cooking oils such as in deep-fat fryers

Q. Are extinguishers certified?

A. Yes. All extinguishers in the UK should have certain certification.The new Zenova FX range has one of the widest certifications on the market. Currently Zenova FX is EN 3-7, BSI and MED certified.

Q. Do extinguishers have to be serviced on a regular basis.

A. Yes. Every extinguisher needs an annual inspection to ensure it is fit for purpose. Liquid extinguishers need a 5 year discharge test and CO2 extinguishers every 10 years.

Q. My extinguisher supplier has either never heard of Zenova or says we don't need it.

A. It's possible that your current supplier may not be familiar with Zenova, given its recent introduction to the market. However, it's imperative to note that dismissing its merits without due consideration could potentially be shortsighted. In fact, resistance or discouragement from suppliers regarding Zenova could indicate a prioritization of their own interests over yours.

The introduction of Zenova represents a disruptive advancement in fire safety technology, particularly unsettling for traditional extinguisher suppliers and servicing entities. This disruption stems from the fundamental shift Zenova brings to the industry's status quo: the need for fewer extinguishers on your premises. While this translates to enhanced efficiency and streamlined safety measures for your organization, it inevitably impacts the revenue streams of suppliers reliant on extinguisher sales and servicing contracts.

It's essential to approach discussions about Zenova with an open mind and a critical assessment of your organization's specific needs. While it may challenge established norms within the industry, embracing innovations like Zenova could ultimately yield significant benefits in terms of cost savings, operational efficiency, and overall safety protocols.

bottom of page