Fire Extinguisher Cabinet
Keylion® Fire Extinguisher Cabinet protects essential life-safety equipment from dust and damage. It securely accommodates 5lb, 10lb, and 20lb portable fire extinguishers (including ABC dry chemical and CO2 models), ensuring they remain ready for emergencies.
Featuring a high-visibility red finish, this cabinet is widely installed in commercial buildings, industrial warehouses, schools, and parking garages to maintain local fire safety compliance.
Product Specification
| Parameter | Specification / Details | |
| Product Name | Fire Extinguisher Cabinet | |
| Brand | Keylion® | |
| Box Material | Mild Steel/Stainless Steel | |
| Door Window Material | Clear Acrylic / Wire Glass / Solid Steel | |
| Handle / Lock | Plastic Turn Handle / Stainless Pull / Key Lock | |
| Compatible Extinguisher |
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| Surface Finish | Red powder coated finish |
FAQ
Q: What is the main difference between a fire extinguisher cabinet and a fire hose cabinet?
It really comes down to the dimensions and what's going inside. A fire hose cabinet is way bigger because it has to house a bulky hose reel, a brass nozzle, and the landing valve. Fire extinguisher cabinets are much smaller and simpler, built just to hold the tank. You wouldn't want to mix them up because the hose units need a dedicated pipe connection built into the wall, while extinguisher boxes are just storage shells.
Q: How do you secure a fire extinguisher enclosure inside a heavy-duty transport vehicle?
Standard wall mounting won't cut it on a truck because of all the constant vibration and bouncing. For heavy-duty vehicles, you need to use through-bolts with backing plates to anchor the cabinet to the chassis or a reinforced bulkhead. We also suggest adding an internal restraint strap or a fitted bracket inside the box. This stops the heavy extinguisher from sliding around and beating up the cabinet walls when the driver hits a bump or takes a sharp turn.
Q: What are the security options to prevent theft of fire extinguishers in public schools?
To stop vandals from messing with the equipment, most schools go for the "Break Glass" style doors. It's a physical barrier that keeps the tank safe but stays accessible in a real fire. You can also install a small battery-operated door alarm-it lets out a loud siren the second someone pulls the handle. If your building has a central monitoring system, we can add a tamper switch that sends a silent signal to the security office the moment the door is cracked open.
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