2-Pack First Alert HOME1 1-A:10-B:C Rechargeable Standard Fire Extinguisher
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Tools.Woot has 2-Pack First Alert HOME1 1-A:10-B:C Rechargeable Standard Home Fire Extinguisher (FE1A10GR) on sale for $32.99. Shipping is free for Prime Members, otherwise is $6 flat-rate. Thanks TalentedCalendar380
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1A and 2A are a size rating so two 1A have the same volume as one 2A.
"A fire extinguisher with a 1A rating is equivalent to 1.25 gallons of water. A 2A rating equals 2.5 gallons of water and a 4A rating equals 5 gallons of water."
The 15 lb walmart weight is assembled weight including the tank.
This 5 lb is the weight of the extinguishing agent inside the tank.
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It's worth noting that these are 1A rated which is worse than many people recommend of 2A.
It'll be better than nothing, but isn't quite up to "expert recommended".*
*Expert recommendations vary
1A and 2A are a size rating so two 1A have the same volume as one 2A.
"A fire extinguisher with a 1A rating is equivalent to 1.25 gallons of water. A 2A rating equals 2.5 gallons of water and a 4A rating equals 5 gallons of water."
I can't seem to figure out how to compare kidde units to first alert units, but the regular price $15 kidde extinguishers at Walmart weigh 15lbs whereas these are 5lbs. So wouldn't 30lbs probably be better than 10 pounds if you were to spend $30?
I can't seem to figure out how to compare kidde units to first alert units, but the regular price $15 kidde extinguishers at Walmart weigh 15lbs whereas these are 5lbs. So wouldn't 30lbs probably be better than 10 pounds if you were to spend $30?
I can't seem to figure out how to compare kidde units to first alert units, but the regular price $15 kidde extinguishers at Walmart weigh 15lbs whereas these are 5lbs. So wouldn't 30lbs probably be better than 10 pounds if you were to spend $30?
I like a deal. But something about buying stuff like this online from anything less than a big box store scares me.... any comments on buying an item like this one from woot ?
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"A fire extinguisher with a 1A rating is equivalent to 1.25 gallons of water. A 2A rating equals 2.5 gallons of water and a 4A rating equals 5 gallons of water."
This 5 lb is the weight of the extinguishing agent inside the tank.
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It'll be better than nothing, but isn't quite up to "expert recommended".*
*Expert recommendations vary
It'll be better than nothing, but isn't quite up to "expert recommended".*
*Expert recommendations vary
"A fire extinguisher with a 1A rating is equivalent to 1.25 gallons of water. A 2A rating equals 2.5 gallons of water and a 4A rating equals 5 gallons of water."
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Kidde-.../638458955
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https://www.walmart.com/ip/Kidde-.../638458955
The 15 lb walmart weight is assembled weight including the tank.
This 5 lb is the weight of the extinguishing agent inside the tank.
This 5 lb is the weight of the extinguishing agent inside the tank.
First alert says these are "2.5lbs rated" whereas the kidde are "net agent weight 1.5". Not sure if those can be compared or not.
Sorry, I responded based on price/weight before clicking the links.
I see now the differences:
Walmart/Kidde: 5B (5 sqft flamable liquids). Sodium Bicarbonate extinguishing agent.
This/First Alert: 10B (10 sqft). Ammonium phosphate extinguishing agent.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Kidde-.../638458955
I saw the same, but when I clicked on the free prime shipping radio button it switched to free shipping.