FIRE EXTINGUISHERS COLOUR CODE AND ITS INDICATION WITH APPLICATION - Yes, fire extinguishers are color-coded to indicate their contents and specific uses. Here's an overview of the common color codes and their uses: 1. Red Body with a Color Band In many regions, all fire extinguishers have a red body, and a small band indicates the type of extinguisher: Water - Red Label: Uses: Class A fires -solids like wood, paper, and cloth. Not for: Electrical fires or flammable liquids. Foam -Cream Label: Uses: Class A and B fires -flammable solids and liquids like petrol. Not for: Electrical fires. Powder -Blue Label: Uses: Class A, B, C fires -solids, liquids, and flammable gases: Safe for: Electrical fires, but it can create a mess and damage equipment. Carbon Dioxide - CO₂ -Black Label: Uses: Electrical fires and flammable liquids -Class B. Not for: Fires involving cooking oils or deep fat fryers. Wet Chemical -Yellow Label: Uses: Class F fires (cooking oils and fats). Effective on: Class A fires, but primarily designed for kitchens. 2. Full Color-Coded Body -Older Systems In some countries, fire extinguishers are fully color-coded by their type: Red: Water. Blue: Dry powder. Black: Carbon dioxide. Yellow: Wet chemical. Cream-Beige: Foam. Important Notes: Always check the label for exact instructions and compatibility. Never use the wrong type of extinguisher, as it can worsen the situation. For example, using water on an oil or electrical fire can be dangerous. PPWEREXFIRE VASAI VIRAR FIRE EXTINGUISHERS FIRE ALARM COLOUR CODE WITH USES