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Fire classes, agents, the exploded view, gauge zones, the monthly inspection, 6-year maintenance, hydro intervals, service tags and placement. Each topic gets its own page: the drawing first, then what you need to remember. 68 illustrated pages.
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Every page has one big drawing and a box with the intervals, ratings and steps you need to know:
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These are real pages from the book. The table of contents is the full one: 8 parts and 64 topics.
You're at the bench with a stored-pressure ABC unit, and the shop lead asks you to name what's inside before you break it down.
The manual covers it in paragraphs: valve body, stem, spring, O-ring, siphon tube. Read as text, thirteen parts turn into one long list.
In the book, that same unit is one exploded view: 13 parts pulled apart and labeled, from the pin and tamper seal up top to the siphon tube inside the shell.
The gauge and its three zones, the nameplate, the service timeline, the annual tag and the hydro label get the same treatment: each one has its own page.
You see how the unit goes together, and you break it down without going back to the manual.
Fire classes, extinguisher types and agents, parts and gauges, the service timeline, tags and records, selection and placement, license and shop, and field review: 68 pages, all illustrated.
Think of it this way:
You're in a warehouse aisle with a 20-pound ABC unit. The gauge is in the green, the hydro stamp is old, and the customer wants to know if it's good.
You open the timeline page and it's drawn on one line: 30 days, 1 year, 6 years, hydro at 5 or 12, with the ABC unit sitting in the 12-year group.
Same with the gauge zones, the exploded view, hazard classifications, the annual tag and the field deficiencies: each one on its own page.
Fire Extinguisher Tech Illustrated is 8 parts and 64 topics, all drawn, and it ends with the numbers on one page and the most common exam mix-ups.
What you see drawn, you don't have to memorize.
The order the book follows, the fire tetrahedron, Classes A, B, C, D and K, letter symbols vs. pictograms and how to read a rating like 2-A:10-B:C.
Water and water mist, AFFF and FFFP foam, CO2, ABC and BC dry chemical, wet chemical, clean agents, Class D powder and why dry chemicals are never mixed.
The stored-pressure unit in an exploded view, cartridge-operated and CO2 units, the nameplate, the gauge's three zones, pin, tamper seal, hoses and horns.
The whole timeline on one page, the monthly checklist, annual and 6-year maintenance, the 5- and 12-year hydro groups, DOT cylinders, weighing CO2, recharge, obsolete units and condemned shells.
The annual service tag, the verification-of-service collar, the hydro label, reading a unit in 10 seconds and records that hold up.
Hazard classifications, Class A and B sizing, travel distance, Class C, K and D placement, mounting height, clearance, cabinets, signs and P.A.S.S. training.
How state licensing works, the topics listed in state exam outlines, finding your way around NFPA 10 and shop safety with pressure and nitrogen.
15 common field deficiencies drawn before and after, the pass-or-pull decision flow, the numbers on one page and the most common exam mix-ups.
At the end of the book: 15 field deficiencies drawn before/after, a pass-or-pull decision flow and all the numbers on one page.
Exam-style questions with the answer explained and the page to review, so you find your gaps before test day, not during it.
Every inspection, maintenance and hydro interval plus the most common field deficiencies on printable cards you can review in minutes or keep in the truck.
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Coming from HVAC, maintenance or handyman work, you get the whole service in one sequence: class, agent, parts, gauge, what's due, tag.
You review the intervals, ratings and placement rules in the same order every time, and the practice book shows you the gaps before test day.
The timeline, the hydro groups and the field deficiencies are drawn on pages you can print and keep in the truck for the next call.
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Yes. It covers portable extinguisher service from fire classes to tags and placement, in the order you work. It starts from the basics and goes all the way to hydro groups and field deficiencies. State rules differ: the book follows NFPA 10, compares licensing in California, Texas and Florida, and flags what to confirm with your State Fire Marshal.
From NFPA 10, Standard for Portable Fire Extinguishers, which is the base of state extinguisher licensing. The intervals, ratings, heights and distances follow NFPA 10, and the book marks every number you should check against the edition your state adopted. State-specific pages (license types, the annual tag) cover California, Texas and Florida. In another state, the NFPA 10 core is the same, but check your State Fire Marshal's rules for license types and tag requirements.
No. It's an independent illustrated study book. It's not published or endorsed by the NFPA or by any State Fire Marshal, and it doesn't give a certificate, a license or continuing-education hours. Your license comes only from your state's exam and requirements.
No. It doesn't replace your employer's training, manufacturer service manuals or your state's requirements. It helps you review all of it in one order.
No. They're written for this book, in exam style, with the answer explained and the page to review.
The book and the 2 bonus books arrive as PDFs by email, at the address you enter at checkout.
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It's a PDF, so you can print it at home or at a print shop and keep it in the truck.
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The 6-year and the hydro: you see them drawn, and they stick.
You walk into the exam knowing where everything is.
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