4Fire International FireSense+ Handheld Fire Suppression System (13.5oz)
FireSense+ - RC Fire Suppression System
4Fire International FireSense+ Handheld Fire Suppression System. The 13.5oz canister is compact and efficient while remaining value-conscious. This versatile device is intended to handle A, B, F, and Electrical (up to 1000v) rated fires. Its compact design ensures it takes up minimal storage space, making it an ideal solution for constrained storage areas such as pit bags.
Product Warning: Due to the unpredictable nature of heat and fire, and also the individual using FireSense+, 4Fire International, SPA Technique, AMain.com Inc. and its agents are NOT responsible or liable if a fire is not extinguished. Not withstanding the previous statements, the total liability of any occurrence affiliated to a fire or fires, is limited to the value of the product contained within this can.
Fire Type Ratings:
- A – Ordinary combustibles (wood, paper, fabrics & plastics etc.)
- B – Flammable liquids (gasoline, grease, oil, paint, solvents etc.)
- F – Cooking oils or fats (kitchenware etc.)
- Non-conductive up to 1000v
This product was added to our catalog on July 28, 2023
David A. Hourston Thillet
Monday, Sep 11 2023 (about a year ago)
4Fire International FireSense+ Handheld Fire Suppression System (13.5oz)
This is a reply to the previous review.
The answer to what the reviewer said: “That's where the true concern about LiPo's really lie with me and whoever comes up with a perfectly full proof method of storing them with zero risk to life and property - wins.”, is Bat-Safe.
The answer to what the reviewer said: “That's where the true concern about LiPo's really lie with me and whoever comes up with a perfectly full proof method of storing them with zero risk to life and property - wins.”, is Bat-Safe.
Frank DeGraw
Tuesday, Sep 5 2023 (about a year ago)
4Fire International FireSense+ Handheld Fire Suppression System (13.5oz)
This product looks like it works great, but I'm more concerned about my house catching fire from a LiPo than I am with it in my toy car outside. In the event that a lipo did catch fire in my household, I certainly won't be catching it in time to be able to have any chance of extinguishing it with a can of this stuff. That's where my true concern lies over the safety of LiPo batteries, which is why I store them the only way i know best that is affordable - LiPo bags inside of ammo cans and pray the fire extinguishes itself only to find a charred mess. That's where the true concern about LiPo's really lie with me and whoever comes up with a perfectly full proof method of storing them with zero risk to life and property - wins.
