How to Use Fire Cabinets

Why Are Fire Cabinets Used?

Fire cabinets are among the equipment used for extinguishing fires. Their use is a legal requirement, especially in areas where the risk of fire is much higher, and it is strongly recommended that institutions, organizations, apartment buildings, manufacturing facilities, and other buildings that want to be well-protected against fire must use these systems. In areas where fire cabinets are located, fires that break out can be intervened in a much shorter time and in the most effective way, thus making it easier to extinguish the fire and minimizing the losses caused by the fire. It is very important that the necessary training is provided for the correct and effective use of fire cabinets. This training, which individuals likely to use the fire cabinet will receive, should cover both how to use the relevant equipment and how to intervene in a fire most effectively. Otherwise, even with a fire cabinet, it is not possible to prevent the spread of the fire. The fire cabinet must be mounted in a place that is easily accessible and clearly visible. During the installation of fire cabinets, the location where the fire cabinet will be placed should be determined by creating a potential fire scenario, and thus the most appropriate place should be chosen.

What to Consider When Buying a Fire Cabinet?

When buying a fire cabinet, many people only research the price, but what is actually important are the effectiveness and features of the fire cabinet. After considering these, fire cabinet prices should come second. In particular, the quality certificates held by the fire cabinet are very important, and fire cabinets without a TSE certificate should absolutely not be purchased. Again, the technical specifications of the fire cabinet should be researched to see if it has the features specified in the laws, and the references of the company from which the fire cabinet is purchased should be examined to ensure the quality of service. In large factories and manufacturing facilities, fire cabinets should be placed in areas with a higher risk of fire and near entrance-exit doors. Especially in multi-story buildings, fire cabinets should be positioned in the stairwells of the building and placed at close intervals to facilitate access to the fire cabinets.