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• Fire extinguishers are portable firefighting equipment used to suppress or extinguish small fires. They come in different sizes and types, each designed to extinguish fires caused by different types of materials. In Australia, fire extinguishers are used in a wide range of settings, including commercial buildings, industrial facilities, residential properties, and public spaces. They are an essential component of a building's fire protection system and can help prevent the loss of life and property in the event of a fire.
• The types of fire extinguishers commonly used in Australia include:
  • Water extinguishers: used to extinguish fires caused by paper, wood, and textiles
  • Carbon dioxide (CO2) extinguishers: used to extinguish fires caused by flammable liquids and electrical equipment
  • Dry chemical extinguishers: used to extinguish fires caused by flammable liquids and electrical equipment
  • Foam extinguishers: used to extinguish fires caused by flammable liquids and solids
• Fire extinguishers should be installed in accordance with relevant building codes and regulations and should be located in easily accessible areas where they can be quickly and easily deployed in the event of a fire. They should be inspected regularly to ensure that they are functioning properly and should be replaced or recharged as necessary.
• Firex proudly stocks a wide range of high-quality extinguishers in varying sizes from 1kg up to 9kg cylinders.

• Mobile fire extinguishers are portable fire extinguishers that are designed to be easily moved and operated by individuals. They are typically used in locations where a fixed fire protection system is not present or is not practical, such as outdoor events, construction sites, and vehicles.
• In Australia, mobile fire extinguishers come in various types and sizes, including:
  • Dry chemical extinguishers: used to extinguish fires caused by flammable liquids and electrical equipment
  • Carbon dioxide (CO2) extinguishers: used to extinguish fires caused by flammable liquids and electrical equipment
  • Water extinguishers: used to extinguish fires caused by paper, wood, and textiles
  • Foam extinguishers: used to extinguish fires caused by flammable liquids and solids
• Mobile fire extinguishers should be selected based on the specific hazards present in the location where they will be used. They should also be installed, inspected, and maintained in accordance with relevant building codes and regulations. Overall, mobile fire extinguishers are an important component of fire safety in Australia, particularly in locations where a fixed fire protection system is not present or is not practical. They provide an effective means of quickly suppressing small fires and can help prevent the spread of fire, which can help protect life and property.
• To address the most hazardous fire dangers in the Australian industry, Firex’s range of mobile fire extinguishers is designed to meet the demands of off-shore oil platforms, petrochemical plants, mining, large commercial warehouses, and more. Our extinguishing agents include AB:E dry chemical powder and AFFF Foam, which come in four different sizes and are ideal for handling the toughest situations.

• A fire blanket is a large, flat piece of fire-resistant material that is used to extinguish small fires. It is typically made of a fire-resistant fabric, such as fiberglass or wool, and it is designed to be placed over the fire to smother the flames and prevent the fire from spreading.
• Fire blankets are commonly used in kitchens, where cooking fires are the most common type of fire, but they can also be used in other areas of the home or workplace. They are typically stored in a cabinet or on a wall near the area where fires are most likely to start, and they are easy to use, even by people who are not trained in firefighting.
• To use a fire blanket, simply remove it from its storage container and unfold it. Then, hold the blanket over the fire, taking care to avoid any flames or hot surfaces. The blanket should be placed so that it covers the entire fire, and it should be held in place until the fire is completely extinguished. In addition to their use in extinguishing fires, fire blankets can also be used to wrap around a person who is on fire, in order to smother the flames and prevent serious injury. They can also be used to cover an object that is on fire, in order to prevent the fire from spreading or to protect the object from further damage.
• Fire blankets are an effective and easy-to-use tool for extinguishing small fires, and they can help to prevent the spread of fire and protect people and property from harm.
• The Firex Fire Blankets are supplied in a protective pouch with an eyelet for mounting and include easy-to-use quick-release pull tabs. Firex Fire Blankets are certified to AS/NZS 3504.

• Fire hose reels are a type of firefighting equipment used in Australia to deliver a controlled supply of water to extinguish fires. They consist of a cylindrical drum or container that holds a length of fire hose, a manual or automatic hose reel mechanism, and a nozzle. Fire hose reels are typically located near exits, stairwells, and other areas where they can be easily accessed in the event of a fire.
• In Australia, fire hose reels are required by law in certain types of buildings, including commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and public buildings. They are an essential component of a building's fire protection system and can help prevent the loss of life and property in the event of a fire.
• Fire hose reels come in different sizes and capacities and are designed to deliver a specific volume of water per minute. They can be manually operated or automatically triggered and are typically connected to a water supply through a dedicated piping system. Fire hose reels should be installed in accordance with relevant building codes and regulations, and should be inspected regularly to ensure that they are functioning properly. The hose and nozzle should also be inspected for any damage or signs of wear and tear. They are an essential piece of equipment in any building's fire protection system and should be properly maintained and inspected to ensure their effectiveness.
• Firex offers a range of fixed and swing arm hose reels, together with an array of related hose reel accessories. Firex Fire Hose Reels are certified to AS/NZS 1221.

• The Fire-Lite Alarm Panels, by Honeywell and proudly distributed by Firex, are available in both Addressable and Conventional configurations. Fire-Lite is the oldest Fire Alarm Panel in the world with an extensive history of innovation, quality, and reliability. The Fire-Lite legacy of simple and reliable performance continues with the Fire-Lite Smart Series. The new SMX+ alarm control panels offer more capability and convenience than ever before for surprisingly simple fire safety. Every day becomes as easy and predictable as the next with the Fire-Lite Smart Series.
• Fire alarm panels, also known as fire alarm control panels, are electronic devices used to monitor and control fire detection and alarm systems in Australia. They are typically installed in buildings, such as commercial and industrial facilities, that require a comprehensive fire protection system.
• In Australia, fire alarm panels perform a variety of functions, including:
  • Monitoring fire detectors and alarm devices throughout the building
  • Indicating the location of a fire and providing early warning to building occupants
  • Activating the building's fire suppression system, such as sprinklers, when necessary
  • Recording and storing fire events for later analysis
• Fire alarm panels are designed to work in conjunction with a range of fire detection and alarm devices, including smoke detectors, heat detectors, and manual call points. They are typically installed in a central location within the building and are connected to a network of fire detection and alarm devices.

• Fire extinguisher brackets are devices used to hold and secure fire extinguishers in place. In Australia, fire extinguisher brackets are typically used in commercial buildings, and industrial facilities, as well as Ideal for securing fire extinguishers in the roughest travel situations, such as mounting in most vehicle types including tractors, earthmovers, caravans, trucks, cars, and boats.
• Fire extinguisher brackets are used to securely mount fire extinguishers in easily accessible locations, such as near exits, stairwells, and other areas where they can be easily reached in the event of a fire. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes and are designed to hold different types of fire extinguishers, including portable extinguishers and larger, fixed extinguishers.
• Fire extinguisher brackets are important because they help ensure that fire extinguishers are readily available in the event of a fire, and are not moved or misplaced. They also protect fire extinguishers from damage, which can compromise their effectiveness in the event of a fire. The Firex fire extinguisher vehicle brackets are secure, quick-release, heavy-duty, galvanized, and black powder-coated. Types include Heavy-Duty, Rubber Strap, and Over Centre., and are an essential component of the building's fire protection system.
• Fire extinguisher brackets should be installed in accordance with relevant building codes and regulations, and should be designed to withstand the weight of the fire extinguisher and any potential impact or movement that may occur during a fire. They should be inspected regularly to ensure that they are functioning properly, and replaced or repaired as necessary.
  

• Fire cabinets are cabinets that are specifically designed to store fire protection equipment, such as fire extinguishers, fire hoses, and other firefighting equipment. In Australia, fire cabinets are typically used in commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and public buildings, and are an essential component of the building's fire protection system.
• Fire cabinets come in a variety of sizes and styles, and are designed to hold different types of fire protection equipment. They are typically made from durable materials, such as steel or aluminum, and are designed to withstand exposure to the elements, including high temperatures, moisture, and corrosion. Fire cabinets are important because they help ensure that fire protection equipment is readily available in the event of a fire, and are stored in a safe and secure location. They also protect fire protection equipment from damage, which can compromise its effectiveness in the event of a fire.
• Fire cabinets should be installed in accordance with relevant building codes and regulations, and should be located in easily accessible areas, such as near exits, stairwells, and other areas where they can be easily reached in the event of a fire. They should be inspected regularly to ensure that they are functioning properly, and replaced or repaired as necessary.
• Our range of fire extinguisher cabinets includes models that are easy to use, sturdy and durable. Each Firex cabinet is constructed from high-quality sheet metal finished in high gloss baked enamel paint with silk screen white detail and signage. Firex also offers a range of high-quality smaller-sized cabinets for logbooks, sprinkler spares, miscellaneous, etc. In addition, we offer 003 locks and keys suitable for each cabinet.

• Fire covers are designed to protect equipment and are mandatory for protecting fire equipment, such as hose reels and fire extinguishers, from harsh elements. They come in different types for various fire safety equipment. Some examples of fire covers include fire extinguisher covers, fire hose reel covers, and fire hydrant covers.

1. Fire extinguisher covers: These are covers designed to fit over fire extinguishers to protect them from dust, dirt, and damage. They are typically made of durable materials, such as polyester, and come in various sizes to fit different types of fire extinguishers. Fire extinguisher covers are used to keep fire extinguishers clean and visible, making them easier to locate and use during an emergency.
2. Fire hose reel covers: These are covers designed to protect fire hose reels from weather damage, dust, and debris. They are typically made of durable materials, such as PVC, and are available in various sizes to fit different types of fire hose reels. Fire hose reel covers are used to keep fire hoses clean and functional, ensuring they are ready to use during an emergency.
3. Fire hydrant covers: These are covers designed to protect fire hydrants from weather damage, dirt, and debris. They are typically made of durable materials, such as vinyl, and come in various sizes to fit different types of fire hydrants. Fire hydrant covers are used to keep fire hydrants accessible and functional, ensuring that firefighters can quickly connect hoses to the hydrant during an emergency.

• In Australia, fire covers are used in a range of settings, including homes, businesses, and industrial sites. Fire extinguisher covers, fire hose reel covers and fire hydrant covers are all essential components of a comprehensive fire safety system and are required by law to be maintained and inspected regularly to ensure they are functional in case of a fire emergency. Firex covers are specifically designed to fit and protect portable, pressurized, and cartridge-operated extinguishers and heavy fire hoses. Each of our heavy-duty covers is made of acrylic-coated polyester and equipped with hook-and-loop closures.

• Fire signs are safety signs that provide information and guidance about fire safety and emergency procedures. They are used in Australia to help prevent fires and to guide people to safety in the event of a fire and can be found in a variety of locations including commercial and industrial buildings, schools, hospitals, public spaces, and residential buildings. They are an essential part of any fire safety plan and help to ensure that people can quickly and safely evacuate in the event of a fire.
• It is important that fire signs are clear, visible, and located in appropriate positions so that people can easily find and follow them.
• Each of Firex’s fire equipment location signs comes in a range of options to best match the viewing angle(s) one would expect the sign to be seen from. Signs and labels can be ordered in flat, panoramic, or flag styles.
  

• Passive fire accessories are products and materials that are used in the construction of buildings to help prevent the spread of fire and smoke. They are designed to help contain a fire to a specific area or compartment of a building, providing occupants with time to escape and minimizing damage to property.
• In Australia, passive fire accessories are a critical component of building safety and are required by law in many instances. It's important to ensure that these accessories are installed and maintained properly and that they comply with relevant building codes and regulations.
• Firex stock a range of tested and approved Passive Fire protection accessories for the Australian fire industry. These include a variety of door closers, fire pillows available for permanent or temporary prevention against the spread of smoke and fire, and sealants to provide total protection.

Approved to Australian Standard AUS 2419.2, our range of hydrant valves, hoses and fittings are suitable for all states in Australia. Soliciting ideas and specifications from fire authorities, hydraulic consultants, installation experts and government departments, Firex products have been designed to fit specific applications across many industries. Fire Hoses, Hydrants and Fittings come in a vast range of shapes and sizes to fulfill each of the State’s fire brigade requirements and regulations. We stock fire hose and hydrant fittings, that include Hydrant Adaptors, Hydrant Straps, Hose Straps, Hydrant Spanners, Fire Hose Couplings, Branchpipes, Fire Nozzles, Storz Fittings, Storz Adaptors, Storz Couplings, Coupling Washers and much more. Our Hydrant Adaptors, Fire Hose Couplings, Branchpipes and Hydrant equipment are manufactured in various threads.

• Fire maintenance equipment refers to a wide range of tools and equipment that are used to maintain and service fire protection systems in buildings. This equipment is used to ensure that fire protection systems are functioning correctly and are ready to operate in the event of a fire.
• In Australia, fire maintenance equipment is used in a variety of settings, including commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and public buildings. It's important to ensure that this equipment is installed properly, regularly tested and maintained by trained professionals, and compliant with relevant building codes and regulations. Properly maintained fire equipment can help prevent the loss of life and property in the event of a fire.
• To help you maintain your fire extinguishers and equipment in working order, Firex offers a range of maintenance consumables for general and industry-specific applications. Take control of your fire equipment and maintenance activities with Firex service tools, maintenance tags and rings, neck collars, safety pins, and security ties.

• Detector testing equipment is used to test the effectiveness of fire detection and alarm systems in Australia. It is typically used during routine maintenance and inspection of fire detection and alarm systems to ensure that they are functioning correctly and to identify any faults or defects that may need to be repaired.
• Detector testing equipment is typically used by qualified and trained personnel who are responsible for testing and maintaining fire detection and alarm systems in accordance with relevant building codes and regulations. Regular testing and maintenance of fire detection and alarm systems are essential to ensure that they are functioning properly in the event of a fire and can help prevent the loss of life and property.
• The Firex range of detector testing equipment is proven to give you the most reliable results to meet standards and have peace of mind. We carry high-quality Solo detector testers and testing kits for smoke, heat, and CO, as well as spare parts and accessories for existing equipment.

• A fire extinguishing agent is a substance used to extinguish fires by removing one or more of the elements that sustain combustion, such as fuel, oxygen, or heat. In Australia, there are several different types of fire extinguishing agents that are used depending on the type of fire and the location of the fire. Fire extinguishing agents are typically delivered through handheld portable fire extinguishers, fixed fire suppression systems, or other specialized fire fighting equipment. They are used in a variety of locations in Australia, including commercial and industrial facilities, residential buildings, and vehicles.
• It is important to choose the right fire extinguishing agent for the specific fire hazard and to use it correctly in order to effectively extinguish the fire and minimize damage to life and property. Proper training and regular maintenance of fire extinguishing equipment are essential to ensure that they are ready to use in the event of a fire.
  To identify which class of fire an extinguisher is made for, you’ll find a color-coded box indicating the type of extinguishing agent it contains. Our Firex range of extinguishing agents includes bulk wet chemical, bulk dry chemical powder, AFFF bulk concentrates, and more.

• Exit and emergency lights are safety lighting systems that are used in Australia to provide illumination and direction to people during emergency situations, such as fires or power outages. These lights are designed to automatically activate in the event of a power failure, ensuring that people can safely evacuate a building even if the regular lighting system fails.
• Exit lights are used to indicate the location of emergency exits, such as doors and stairways, while emergency lights are used to provide overall illumination in the event of a power failure. Both types of lights are typically battery-powered and can provide several hours of illumination.
• Exit and emergency lights are required by law in most public buildings and workplaces in Australia, including schools, hospitals, office buildings, shopping centres, and factories. They are also used in residential buildings, particularly in common areas such as stairwells and car parks. Proper installation, maintenance, and testing of exit and emergency lights are essential to ensure that they are ready to use in the event of an emergency. Building owners and managers are responsible for ensuring that exit and emergency lights are installed, inspected, and tested regularly to comply with Australian standards and regulations.

• Fire extinguisher spare parts are replacement parts for fire extinguishers that are used to repair or maintain the functionality of the extinguisher. In Australia, fire extinguisher spare parts are used in a wide range of settings, including commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and public buildings.
• Some examples of fire extinguisher spare parts include valves, hoses, nozzles, gauges, and pins. These parts are designed to fit specific models of fire extinguishers and are used to repair or replace damaged or worn-out parts to ensure that the extinguisher remains functional in the event of a fire.
• Fire extinguisher spare parts should be installed in accordance with relevant building codes and regulations and should be inspected regularly to ensure that they are functioning properly. In some cases, it may be necessary to replace the entire extinguisher rather than just the spare parts, particularly if the extinguisher is old or has been damaged beyond repair.
• Overall, fire extinguisher spare parts are an important component of fire safety in Australia, and can help ensure that fire extinguishers remain functional and effective in the event of a fire. Regular maintenance and replacement of spare parts can help prevent the loss of life and property by ensuring that fire extinguishers are ready to use when needed.

• Batteries used for fire products such as panels and pumps in Australia are typically backup batteries that provide emergency power in the event of a power outage. These batteries are used to ensure that critical fire safety systems continue to function during power failures, such as during a fire or other emergency.
• Fire alarm panels and fire pump controllers are examples of fire products that may require backup batteries. These systems are typically connected to the building's main power supply but require an independent backup power source to continue functioning in the event of a power failure.
• Backup batteries for fire products are typically rechargeable lead-acid batteries or lithium-ion batteries, and they are available in a range of sizes and capacities to suit different systems and applications. It is important to choose the right battery for each system to ensure that it can provide adequate power during an emergency.
• Australian regulations require that backup batteries for fire products are regularly tested and maintained to ensure that they are ready to use in an emergency. Building owners and managers are responsible for ensuring that backup batteries are installed, tested, and maintained in compliance with Australian standards and regulations.

• Firex takes pride in protecting your properties and keeping residents safe against the risk of fire Australia-wide. Smoke alarms are used to detect smoke and alert people of a potential fire in their homes or building. They are designed to sound an alarm when smoke is detected, providing an early warning that can help people evacuate the area and alert the authorities.
• Smoke alarms are an important safety feature for any home or building, as they can provide vital time for people to escape in the event of a fire. They are typically installed on the ceiling or high up on a wall, as smoke rises and can quickly fill a room from the top down.
• It's important to ensure that smoke alarms are installed properly and tested regularly to ensure that they are functioning correctly. Many fire departments recommend installing smoke alarms in every bedroom, outside each sleeping area, and on every level of the home. By having smoke alarms properly installed and maintained, you can help protect yourself and your loved ones from the devastating effects of a fire. Firex offers a wide range of high-quality smoke alarms for the home certified to Australian Standard AS 3786 and manufactured to ISO 9001 Quality Management System.

In addition to our complete range of commonly-used fire equipment and products, Firex carry a variety of related miscellaneous items such as Metal Cages for storing pressure test units or disposals, Smoke Detectors, Rega Knapsacks, Fire Sealants, Fire Pillows, Cabinet Alarms and more.