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Question: kidde 466204 pro10 fire etinguisher, ul 4A-, 60B: C red can be recharge?
Document: Easy to order. Arrived as expected and is the correct product fully charged. Very satisfied. Kidde 466204 Pro 10 MP Fire Extinguisher, UL Rated 4-A, 60-B:C, Red
Have not had the need to test it (and hope I don't), but the Kidde 466204 Pro 10 Fire Extinguisher is well built and should last for years. I'm told that all metal as opposed to plastic heads & guages greatly increases the lifetime of Fire Extinguishers.
I am another one who had one who had one of these show up with the pin out and the fire extinguisher was partially discharged. I contacted Amazon they refunded my money. Once that have been discharged they can't be shipped for safety/regulator reasons.I ordered a follow up unit and it didn't have the same problem.If anyone orders these, you can have places recharge them. Some fire departments do it for a fee otherwise a Fire Extinguisher seller will recharge them. You just have to hunt around.
I love this fire extinguisher. I have it in my bedroom in case I need to use it to get to another part of the house during a fire. It is rated for A, B, and C class fires. It is dry chemical so if you use it there will be some clean-up, but if you really need to use it I think a little clean up from the extinguisher would be the least of your problems.
The Kidde fire extinguishers are not well made. The handles tend to break and the internal parts are made from plastic and are fragile. They are generally priced a few dollars less than other brands but the few dollars saved is not worth the trade off for lack of durability and quality.
We just bought three of these extinguishers to replace the ones we recently used on a brush fire at our farm. The old Kidde extinguishers we used had been sitting around for the past 20 years, collecting dust. When my husband came running into our house yelling that he had started a brush fire while burning rubbish, we grabbed the two extinguishers, ran outside, and were able to douse a small brush fire, before it got out of control. The fire was probably about 10ft.x15ft, and the extinguishers were just enough to get it out.
This spring I was involved in a fire from a gas grill that nearly exploded within feet of me: luckily my job keeps plenty of fire extinguishers handy as it saved my life. After that incident, I purchased two ten pounders from Kidde to keep in my house just in case. I haven't used them, so, thankfully I cannot comment on that. I will say that these weigh about sixteen pounds so keep that in mind. Don't waste your money on units that cannot be recharged as any extinguisher will go bad after a few years.
How do you rate a fire extinguisher? Nobody really wants to have a housefire to find out how good the new extinguisher works; I sure don't. However, Kidde is a good company with a good reputation, and Amazon had a very good price for this one, which I think will meet our needs for years to come (remember to periodically check the expiration date and the pressure gauge). And it's rechargable, but I don't want to find out how easy that is, either. I prefer to keep my fires in the fireplace, but I'm glad we have this, just in case....
This is one big strong hefty fire extinquisher for a reasonable price. Kidde is good quality. But with mine, the little plastic tie that holds the pin in place broke during shipping, so the pin fell out, and the jostling during shipping caused the unit to slowly de-pressurize. Fortunately, 99% of the 10 lbs of dry chemical agent stayed in the tank; just a little bit of dust came out. So I took the unit to my local fire extinguisher servicer place and they re-pressurized it for only $7.50.
the kidde was shipped quickly and contains all necessary mounting hardware. hope it is never necessary to have to use it but it is great peace of mind to have handy.
Answer: yes