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Ansul 433537 SENTRY 50 lb Carbon Dioxide Wheeled Extinguisher
Ansul CD-50-D-1 wheeled carbon dioxide fire extinguisher with a 50 lb agent capacity and 20B:C fire rating.
Product Overview
The Ansul 433537 SENTRY carbon dioxide wheeled extinguisher is a large-capacity mobile fire-protection unit designed for compatible Class B and Class C hazards.
Model CD-50-D-1 contains 50 lb of carbon dioxide extinguishing agent and carries a 20B:C fire rating. Its wheeled configuration allows the unit to be positioned near commercial, industrial and special-hazard areas requiring greater agent capacity than a hand-portable extinguisher provides.
Carbon dioxide is a clean, nonconductive extinguishing agent that leaves no chemical residue after discharge, making it suitable for approved applications involving energized electrical equipment and flammable liquids.
Product Features
- Genuine Ansul SENTRY wheeled fire extinguisher
- Ansul part number: 433537
- Model number: CD-50-D-1
- 50 lb carbon dioxide agent capacity
- 20B:C fire rating
- Designed for compatible Class B and Class C hazards
- Clean agent leaves no dry chemical residue
- Mobile wheeled design for large-capacity fire protection
- Intended for professional commercial and industrial applications
| Manufacturer | Ansul |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 433537 |
| Model Number | CD-50-D-1 |
| Product Line | Ansul SENTRY |
| Product Type | Wheeled Carbon Dioxide Fire Extinguisher |
| Extinguishing Agent | Carbon Dioxide |
| Agent Capacity | 50 lb |
| Fire Rating | 20B:C |
| Fire Classes | Class B and Class C |
| Mobility | Wheeled Carriage |
| Intended Use | Commercial, Industrial and Special-Hazard Fire Protection |
| Quantity | One Wheeled Fire Extinguisher |
Carbon Dioxide Extinguishing Agent
Carbon dioxide extinguishes fire without leaving dry chemical or liquid residue. It is commonly selected for approved Class B flammable-liquid hazards and Class C hazards involving energized electrical equipment. CO2 can displace oxygen in enclosed areas, so proper hazard evaluation, placement and operating procedures are essential.
Typical Applications
Depending on the completed hazard assessment, potential applications may include:
- Electrical and electronic equipment areas
- Industrial machinery and process equipment
- Flammable-liquid handling locations
- Commercial and industrial facilities
- Marine and transportation applications
- Other approved Class B and Class C hazard areas
Confirm Suitability Before Ordering
Fire-extinguisher selection must be based on the protected hazard, required fire rating, environmental conditions and applicable regulations. Confirm that Ansul part number 433537, model CD-50-D-1 and the 20B:C rating meet the requirements of the intended application before ordering.
Important Carbon Dioxide Safety Information
Carbon dioxide can create an oxygen-deficient atmosphere, particularly in enclosed or poorly ventilated spaces. Personnel must follow all manufacturer instructions, workplace procedures and applicable safety requirements when selecting, positioning or operating this extinguisher.
About Ansul
Ansul® provides fire-protection equipment, extinguishing agents and suppression systems for commercial, industrial and special-hazard applications. The SENTRY product family includes portable and wheeled extinguishers designed for a variety of hazard classifications.
The Ansul product line includes:
- Hand-portable and wheeled fire extinguishers
- Large self-contained handline units
- Restaurant, vehicle and industrial suppression systems
- Engineered fire-detection and suppression systems
- Dry chemical, foam and gaseous extinguishing agents
- Professional replacement and service components
Professional Placement and Service Required
Wheeled carbon dioxide extinguishers should be selected, commissioned, positioned, inspected, maintained and recharged by qualified fire-protection personnel. All work must follow current manufacturer instructions, the applicable hazard assessment and governing fire codes.
