LFX 6ltr Fire Extinguisher & Commander Stand Bundle

LFX 6ltr Fire Extinguisher & Commander Stand Bundle

Lithium-ion batteries have become an integral part of our modern lives, and while they offer undeniable advantages in terms of power and efficiency, they are not without their risks.

To support with Lithium-ion battery fire risks across a variety of settings, such as offices, schools and shopping centres, we have curated the LFX 6ltr Commander Stand Bundle; containing our robust and sturdy Commander Fire Extinguisher Stand, Commander EDGE LFX 6ltr Fire Extinguisher and Landscape Lithium-ion Battery Fire Extinguisher ID Sign.

With no drilling or specialist tools required, these robust and resilient stands are a fuss-free way to display and protect LFX fire extinguishers.

FX-LI-006-MCF – LFX 6ltr Lithium-ion Battery Fire Extinguisher
The LFX six-litre fire extinguisher fiercely tackles the unique risks of lithium-ion battery fire. It’s completely fluorine-free, with an NTA 8133 fire extinguisher certification that proves its reliability and effectiveness in extinguishing lithium-ion battery fires. With a fire rating of 27A, it’s suitable for devices up to 600Wh ratings, making this compact yet high-performing fire extinguisher ideal for environments such as supermarkets, which house large amounts of lithium-ion-powered scanners, as well as homes with devices such as hoverboards.
CS50 – Commander Single Extinguisher Stand
For a robust and resilient fire extinguisher stand that offers obvious and easy access, look no further than the Commander Stand. This versatile stand is suitable for housing a single extinguisher and is a sturdy, reliable solution thanks to its ABS plastic material. With a dedicated area for signage and a gripped base to protect flooring, its practical benefits are plentiful. But a combined matt and gloss finish means it looks great too.
SN-LI-159-PHL – Lithium-ion Battery Fire Extinguisher ID Sign
Fire extinguisher ID signs fulfil the requirements set out in the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Act 2005 by providing both the fire extinguisher symbol and instructions on the class of fire it can and cannot be used on next to the relevant fire extinguisher.