Amerex 14967 Class Abc Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher 10 Lb

Product Description

The AMEREX 14967 is a 10-pound Class ABC dry chemical fire extinguisher rated for use on ordinary combustibles, flammable liquids, and energized electrical equipment. The steel cylinder measures 5 inches in diameter and 20 inches in height. A wall-mount bracket is included. The agent discharges in approximately 20 seconds and reaches a maximum discharge distance of 21 feet, giving the user adequate standoff distance during deployment. This extinguisher is designed for facilities maintenance crews, contractors, and safety officers who require a code-compliant portable extinguisher at fixed service points.

This unit is suited for light commercial and residential applications where a single ABC-rated extinguisher must cover multiple hazard classes. Typical install locations include mechanical rooms, garages, workshops, utility areas, and job sites. The included bracket allows direct wall mounting at the required height per local fire code. The bilingual label supports sites where multiple languages are in use. This unit carries FM, U.S. Coast Guard, and UL listings, meeting the compliance requirements commonly referenced in commercial building inspections and fire marshal reviews.

Key Features

• Class ABC rating covers ordinary combustibles, flammable liquids, and energized electrical equipment
• UL Rating: 4-A:80B:C
• 20-second discharge time delivers the full agent load in a controlled, rapid burst
• 21-foot maximum discharge distance provides standoff during use
• Steel cylinder construction for durability in demanding environments
• Includes mounting bracket; wall-mount ready out of the box
• Bilingual label for multi-language compliance requirements

Compatibility

Designed as a standard wall-mount portable dry chemical fire extinguisher compatible with common bracket-style mounting hardware; the 00546 bracket is included in the package.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified facilities technician or fire protection professional in accordance with NFPA 10 and applicable local fire codes. Mount the extinguisher at the height specified by the authority having jurisdiction, typically with the handle no higher than 5 feet from the floor for units in this weight class. Ensure the mounting surface is structurally adequate to support the loaded weight of the unit. Inspect the extinguisher after installation to confirm the valve, label, and bracket are secure before placing the unit in service.