WHAT IS FIRE BALL?
The Revolutionary of Fire Extinguishing Technology
Extinguishing ball is based on revolutionary technology that provides far more advanced solutions than portable fire extinguishers.
Fire Ball is a technological breakthrough that has rapidly asserted itself as a standard product on the firefighting products market during the last years. Based on a revolutionary technology, the fireball self-activate when touching to the fire, thus it is inevitable that it is unique than any other firefighting product.
Features
Automatically Activated
Activates within 3-10 seconds by touching flame and/or immediately by fire detection system.
No Need for Maintenance
Does not require maintenance or preservation unlike the other old fire extinguishing systems or devices.
Lightweight & Easy To Use
Weighs only 1.3 kg ± 10% which introduces the simplest use for both hand and fixed use.
Enviromentally Friendly
Manufactured within the quality standard of ISO 9001:2015, and all the facilities managed under ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 10002:2014.
Activation Options
Activates by touch of flame and/or with a signal that can be supplied either from the fire extinguishing panel and/or manual call point.
Approved & Certified
Exclusively, certified by TSEK 39, where all the test requirement criterias are accomplished by EN and ISO standards.
HOW TO USE THE
FireBall® extinguishing ball
Fire Ball is extremely versatile and can be placed in places where there is a risk of fire, such as over switches, in kitchens or overloaded outlets. There are two ways to use it:
- Active Protection: When a fire breaks out, simply throw the ball towards the fire. It will fall naturally in contact with the flames and will activate in 3 to 10 seconds. No pin or spare parts or training: the ball is 152 mm in diameter and weighs 1.3kg (+/- 0.2kg), it is very easy to use. No special training or skills are required.
- Passive protection: One of the most important advantages of the fireball is that it automatically triggers in the presence of fire. If placed in areas of high fire hazard, where most fires occur, it will activate automatically when it comes into contact with a flame.
