Wheeled Extinguisher

Definition

A Wheeled Extinguisher is a fire extinguisher mounted on a wheeled cart that can be pushed or pulled by a person.

Purpose

The purpose of a wheeled extinguisher is to provide a portable yet large-capacity fire suppression solution that can be easily transported to different locations within a facility to combat fires.

Examples of Use

• Industrial Sites: Large extinguishers on wheels for use in factories and warehouses.
• Airports: Portable fire suppression for large areas and hangars.
• Public Events: Fire extinguishers on wheels for safety at large gatherings and events.

Related Terms

• Fire Extinguisher: A portable device that discharges a jet of water, foam, gas, or other material to extinguish a fire.
• Fire Safety Equipment: Tools and devices used to prevent, control, and extinguish fires.
• Mobile Fire Unit: A larger, more powerful fire suppression system mounted on a vehicle.

Notes

Wheeled extinguishers are designed for ease of mobility and rapid deployment. They are essential in environments where quick response to large or potentially spreading fires is critical.