How to properly extinguish a fire in the first steps:
First remove the safety
device Press the lever and check the flow rate by aiming at the flame
base Hold the nozzle more than 50 cm from the flames

SAFE-T can be used on all types of fires in the initial phases:

A (solid objects often made from organic materials: wood, paper, textiles, PVC, tires, etc.)

B (Liquids or materials that may become liquid: oil, grease, paint, gasoline, varnish, etc.)

C (gas: propane, hydrogen, etc.)

Remember to check the validity date of your SAFE-T regularly. SAFE-T can be recharged. For maintenance or filling, only compliant products and spare parts are recommended.

Some precautions to prevent fires

A few simple precautions are often enough to prevent the majority of fires:

Never smoke in bed
Never throw a lit cigarette in the garbage can, in a vent or in a manhole
opening Never use methylated spirits or alcohol to light or rekindle a barbecue
Keep lighters, matches and pyrotechnic devices out of reach of children
Handling flammable liquids (ether, white alcohols, stain removers, etc.)) with care and in a well-ventilated
area Do not use candles or other decorative objects with an open flame near flammable
materials Ventilate spaces containing gas
appliances properly Have the chimney cleaned at least once a year
 

Also remember to have your electrical installations checked. Poor installations are a source of risk that can lead to electrocution and fire. In fact, one in three fires is caused by an electrical failure. The main causes of this type of fire are overload of electrical cables, short circuit due to poor cable insulation or poor connection resulting in abnormal resistance and overheating.