Fireball Extinguisher

How it Works

Upon activation, the Fireball will emit a loud bang of between 119 and 127 dB, it removes or limits the fire’s oxygen supply and scatters a dry chemical powder (mono-ammonium phosphate) in a 360º radius that will effectively extinguish the fire. The bang also acts as a fire alarm, indicating that an open flame reached dangerous heights.

The Fireball is filled with dry chemical powder called monoammonium phosphate – a nonconductive material that will not damage electrical equipment. A pyrotechnic mechanism in the middle of the ball is activated by fuse wires extending from inside to the outside of the ball. The Fireball will self-activate (it will burst) within 3 to 7 seconds after it comes into direct contact with open flames above 65 ºC.

Safety & Maintenance

Fireball uses a non-lethal burst mechanism to put out any type of small fire (A, B and C). The bursting effect cannot harm you or animals, or damage property. It is completely safe. No part of the device is heavy, or strong enough to cause damage on impact. Fireball consists of a lightweight casing made of frangible material, with a protective exterior sheathing. The ball weighs only 1,3 kg.

The Fireball needs no maintenance, refilling, servicing, or pressure testing. It has a lifespan of 5 years – if you have not used it in 5 years, it needs replacing.

Usage & Application

The Fireball is easy and safe to use, since you do not need to get near the flames – ideal for the elderly or children to use. You can roll or throw the Fireball into the fire, or mount it above a hazard (i.e. fireplace, stove, etc.).

The Fireball is the perfect secondary fire-safety device in vehicles, workshops, offices, houses, and factories. It acts as an automatic fire guard when you are not in the vicinity.

Discover the Fireball extinguisher – a great option to complement peace of mind that is simple in design, and the size of a small ball.

One simple solution can keep you safe.

The Fire Extinguisher Ball is a simple, yet lifesaving and cost-effective device that self-activates on contact with open flames.