Fire Extinguishers, Alarms, Signs & Safety Equipment
Keep your safety and the safety of your staff at the forefront with this range of first aid kits, providing you with both low to high end examples.
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From plug and chains to rubber washers to hydrant key and bars, our standpipe collections ensure fire fighters can attach their hoses with ease and speed when fires arise.
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Equip your fire wardens with the appropriate safety gear to carry out their job safely, with log books, hi-vis jackets, head-torches, emergency whistles and more.
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From traffic cones, to flash hazard cone lamps to temporary barriers, this heavy-duty equipment will enable you to control traffic in the case of an emergency.
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Avoid wedging doors open with fire door holders, also ensuring the door is kept open for easy access and ventilation. Similarly, it can also remain shut in the event of a fire.
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Where spills and leaks are possible, equip your workplace with a spill kit for a quick and effective clean-up which protects the environment.
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Equip your home with home safety solutions, from kitchen fire blankets, to smoke alarms, to fire extinguisher spray to protect your family when a fire strikes.
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- "If you want the highest quality fire extinguishers, make sure they have BAFE, BSi and CE approvals"
- "Your business must conduct a fire risk assessment and fit high quality fire safety equipment"
- "Fire protection is not just for work, do not forget your smoke detectors and fire blanket"
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Your Insurer will approve of our fire safety equipment as it is all fully approved

Fire safety solutions
Fire Extinguisher: Every type and size and approval you could ever need for your business or home
Fire Alarms: Remarkably low priced alternatives to a conventional fire alarm system
Fire Safety Signs: You need them for the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order. Ours glow in the dark
Yes, it is true. Our fire fighting equipment is all manufactured by established, fire industry names. Whether it be a powder extinguisher, a CO2 fire extinguisher, or a first aid kit for new premises. And, it is all in stock for next day delivery.
Our fire safety equipment
When it comes to the safety for you, your family and your staff, quality is uppermost. BAFE approved products are essential but so is the manufacturer. You need to think carefully before you buy fire safety equipment online. Ask cheap suppliers if their products are made in the Middle East or in China (if they will tell the truth!), then think how long it is likely to last before your extinguisher maintenance engineer says it needs replacing.
Then ask the same fire extinguisher suppliers if they are related to a maintenance company and ask how much their other company sells the same equipment for (you may get a shock!). Next, ask why they do not offer the online prices to all their customers. Then ask where their written details are for delivery costs and time, low price guarantee or for a satisfaction guarantee or return instructions.
Why choose Fire Protection Online?
That's the difference. Fire Protection Online is the one and only specialist online supplier. You will find only one single price that is the same for everyone be you a government department, blue-chip company or home owner. You will see full written details of delivery details plus low price and satisfaction guarantees on every page of the web site. Our suppliers include Thomas Glover & Company (Chubb Fire's sister company), Kidde smoke alarms, Jalite signs, Jonesco cabinets and Steroplast first aid.
And, finally, the freephone 0800 321 3145 number is answered quickly 7 days a week, and you will get expert advice when you need it. Come and shop with us today.
Frequently asked fire extinguisher questions
What is a class A fire?
Class A fires covers most combustible solid materials such as wood, paper, cloth, rubber, and many plastics. Waste paper baskets, cardboard boxes, wood and coal are all Class A. The most effective extinguishants are water-based such as water or foam.
What is a Class B fire?
In the UK, class B fire involve flammable liquids such as petrol, diesel, grease, tar, oils (not cooking oil - see class F), oil-based paints, solvents, alcohols. The most effective extinguishers are foam and powder.
What is a class C fire?
Class C fires in the UK are flammable gas fires, of any type of gas. The most effective extinguisher is powder but do not extinguish if the gas cannot be turned off as that leaves a gas explosion risk.
What is a class D fire?
Class D fires are fires involving combustible metals such as magnesium, titanium, sodium, lithium, potassium, and aluminium swarf. Some cannot be extinguished but merely controlled to stop spreading. Only special Class D powders such as L2, M28 and Purple K should be used and mostly with a special extended lance to gently drop the powder over the material.
What is an electrical fire?
Fires involving live electrical equipment include computers, servers, hairdryers, washing machines, fridges, transformers, and appliances. If the power can be turned off, the fire becomes one of the other classes of fire. On live electrical equipment, only use non-conductive extinguishants such as CO2 (carbon dioxide) or powder. Do not use water-based products.
What is a class F fire?
Class F fires are generally found in kitchens and involve cooking oils and greases such as animal and vegetable fats. To extinguish, a fire blanket is effective if used correctly. Do not remove the blanket until the fat has cooled. Other than a fire blanket, only use special extinguishers containing wet chemical.
What fire extinguisher to use?
The best fire extinguisher for putting out electrical fires is CO2 (carbon dioxide). For flammable gas fire, only use powder. Flammable liquid fires can be extinguished with foam or powder. Deep fat fires in kitchens should use a wet chemical extinguisher. For metals such as magnesium, use special L2 or M28 powder. For common materials such as wood, paper and cloth, nothing beats water fire extinguishers due to the damping down.
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