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Have you ever considered the terrifying possibility of a fire breaking out while you're asleep, or while your business is closed for the day? Even if you have the recommended number of fire extinguishers at your disposal, what if you couldn't wake up in time to use one? Thankfully, a revolutionary solution has hit the market: the Elide Fire Extinguishing Ball. This innovative fire safety device stands out due to its ease of installation and its versatile design, allowing for both passive and active deployment. Activate by throwing the Elide Fire Extinguishing Ball into the fire or by installing one in potential fire areas with its unique wall hanging basket, the Elide Fire Extinguishing Ball is an excellent choice for enhancing fire safety measures in various residential and industrial applications.

Active vs. Passive Use

The ELIDE FIRE BALL is designed as a passive safety device for installation in areas prone to fire hazards. It is commonly placed above electrical outlets, positioned over cooking ranges, concealed behind electrical panels, or situated in engine rooms, particularly on yachts. What sets the ELIDE FIRE BALL apart is its ability to be thrown directly into a fire during an emergency. This key feature distinguishes it from traditional portable fire extinguishers, which often necessitate users to approach the fire, a task that may not always be feasible due to the fire's intensity.

 
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Q. What is an Elide Fire Extinguishing Ball and How Does it Work?

A. The way Elide Fire Balls work distinguishes them uniquely from traditional handheld and fixed-mount fire extinguishers. The ELIDE FIRE BALL's polystyrene shell protects non-toxic, environmentally beneficial monoammonium phosphate, a dry chemical fire retardant. When an ELIDE FIRE BALL comes into touch with a fire's flame, it activates and disperses the dry chemical with a benign explosion, extinguishing the flames surrounding it. Direct contact with a flame is required for activation. Heat alone is insufficient for activation. It is important to note that when the ELIDE FIRE BALL detonates and discharges the dry chemical, the explosion poses no threat to anyone close.

Q. What kinds of fires can Elide Fire Balls put out?

A. Elide Fire Balls include a dry chemical fire suppressant that extinguishes fires rated Type A (Trash, wood, paper), Type B (Liquids and gases), and Type C (Energized electrical sources).

Q. Is it necessary to refill or service Elide Fire Balls?

A. Elide Fire Balls do not require any maintenance or service because they are not pressurized. Elide Fire, USA offers a five-year warranty on each ball, with a usable life of nearly seven years. The Blue all-weather ELIDE FIRE BALL comes with a three-year guarantee and a five-year usable life.

Q. How do I dispose of it?

A. After the Elide Fire Extinguishing Ball has been activated, it can be disposed of like any other non-toxic household waste.

Q. Is it safe to use?

A. Yes, the Elide Fire Extinguishing Ball is safe to use. It is non-toxic, non-corrosive, and environmentally friendly. It can be used by anyone, regardless of their age or physical ability.

Q. Where can I use it?

A. The Elide Fire Extinguishing Ball can be used in any setting where fires may occur, including homes, offices, factories, and vehicles.

Q. Is it reusable?

A. No, the Elide Fire Extinguishing Ball is a one-time use device. Once it has been activated, it cannot be reused.

Q. How do I activate it?

A. To activate the Elide Fire Extinguishing Ball, simply throw it into the fire. The ball will automatically activate upon contact with the flames.

Q. How effective is it?

A. The Elide Fire Extinguishing Ball is highly effective and can extinguish most fires in just a few seconds. It is a reliable and easy-to-use fire suppression device.

Q. Elide Fire Balls provide how much coverage?

A. A. The four-inch balls, regardless of hue, cover 19 square feet. Choose the six-inch ball for more coverage, which covers up to 60 square feet with a maximum dispersion radius of four and a half feet.

 
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