Kidde 466181 Strap Bracket 10 Lb Class Bc Fire Extinguisher

Product Description

The KIDDE 466181 is a wall-mount strap bracket fire extinguisher rated for Class BC hazards, covering carbon dioxide and dry chemical applications. The aluminum cylinder holds 10 pounds of agent and operates at 850 psi. It is rechargeable, making it a practical long-term option for facilities that maintain their own fire suppression equipment. The unit discharges for a maximum of 10 seconds and reaches a maximum discharge distance of 8 feet. Licensed fire equipment technicians and facility maintenance professionals are the primary installers. At 19.37 inches tall and 6.87 inches in diameter, it fits standard commercial and light industrial wall hanger configurations.

This extinguisher is suited for commercial kitchens, mechanical rooms, service bays, and other environments where Class BC fire hazards are present. The wall-mount strap bracket design allows secure vertical mounting on studs, masonry, or metal framing. Its aluminum construction keeps overall weight manageable while meeting UL standards. It is appropriate for both new installations and replacement of existing BC-rated units in residential garages, light commercial spaces, and industrial facilities where flammable liquid and electrical fire risks are the primary concern.

Key Features

• Class BC rating covers flammable liquid and electrical fire hazards
• 10 lb agent capacity with a maximum operating pressure of 850 psi
• Rechargeable cylinder extends service life and reduces replacement cost
• Aluminum cylinder construction for reduced weight and corrosion resistance
• Wall-mount strap bracket with included wall hanger for direct stud or masonry mounting
• Maximum discharge distance of 8 feet and maximum discharge time of 10 seconds
• UL listed and rated 10-B:C

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wall-mount strap bracket fire extinguisher for Class BC applications where a 10 lb aluminum cylinder unit is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed fire equipment technician or qualified maintenance professional in accordance with NFPA 10 requirements. Power down or de-energize any nearby electrical equipment before mounting in electrical rooms or panels. Mount the wall hanger to a structurally sound surface at the height required by local code, and verify the strap bracket secures the cylinder without excessive play. Inspect the pressure gauge and pull pin after installation to confirm the unit is ready for service.