Extinguishing agent

CO2

Propellant gas

CO2

Nominal quantity of CO2

5 kg

Minimum cylinder capacity

7.5 l

Working pressure min/max

174 bars

Testing pressure 

250 bars

Extinguisher body

Drawing no.: MT5 – 01 - 2HA Rev 0

Valve

Drawing no.: ZX-2D-06-00

Hose assembly

Drawing no.: MTZ5-01-2

Manometer

N/A

Body material

Steel 34CrMo1

Body diameter

136 mm

Extinguisher height

758 mm

Welds

NONE

Manufacturer/ CE cylinder No.

BX / CE0035

No. of EN 3-7 certificate

MIRTEC1-01-1765CER33.2011900215

Issuing Notified Body

MIRTEC SA – Volos, CE0437

Type

Permanently pressurized

Fire rating

55 B

Temperature of usage

-30°C to +60°C

Suitable for use on live electrical equipment as well, up to 1000 V, from 1m distance.

The marking of the extinguisher must contain information according to SR EN 3-7:2004 + A1:2007.

Each extinguisher must be provided with a label that must be placed on the extinguisher’s body. It is made up of 5 parts, as follows:

First part includes:

• Naming, meaning the words “fire extinguisher” or “extinguisher”, plus the model’s name:

   STINGATOR G5

• Type of extinguishing agent:

5 kg CO2

• Fire rating:

   55B

Second part includes:

• Instructions for use, which must contain one or more icons, each accompanied by an explantation;
• Icons which represent fire classes.

Third part includes:

• Information on any restrictions or dangers of use, especially about toxicity or electrical hazard.

Fourth part includes:

• Working and test pressures;
• Identification of extinguishing agent and propellant gas;
• Extinguisher’s certificate number;
• Temperature limits;
• Cylinder’s volume;
• Reference to the standard which the extinguishers compile to.

Fifth part include:

• Manufacturer's name and address;
• Year of production.

Under no circumstances should the label be removed or destroyed. Otherwise, the extinguisher can’t be identified or serviced at its due date.

Powder based fire extinguisher, portable, 5 kg CO2, model G5, must be stored in clean and dry spaces at temperatures between - 30 ° and + 60 ° C.