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LifeSafe Technologies has introduced a new line of compact, liquid-based fire safety devices designed for early intervention in small, multi-type fires commonly encountered in homes, vehicles and workplaces
LifeSafe Technologies has introduced a new line of compact, liquid-based fire safety devices designed for early intervention in small, multi-type fires commonly encountered in homes, vehicles and workplaces. As the holiday season brings increased risks for residential fires, the company is highlighting the most prevalent household fire hazards during this period, including cooking, decorative lighting, open flames and electrical overloads.
LifeSafe Technologies specialises in portable fire safety solutions that utilise a specialist liquid extinguishing medium. These devices are said to be effective against multiple fire classes, including those involving cooking oils, textiles, paper, card and fuels such as petrol, diesel, motor oil and bio-ethanol. Certain models are also tested for use near electrical equipment and lithium-ion batteries, addressing the rising fire risks associated with modern electronic devices.
LifeSafe’s bottle-sized units are designed for everyday contexts- – kitchens, garages, vehicles, caravans, campervans, boats and small workplaces- – where ignition sources and combustible materials often coexist. The company emphasises early-stage intervention, with products said to be validated through third-party testing and recognised safety standards for a range of fire scenarios.
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