Residential and Kitchen (1-A:10-B:C) Class ABC and Class BC 3.9 (lb.) Fire Extinguisher (2-Pack) 21030930

Hello. These extinguishers are disposable and can not be refilled. They can be inspected for business purposes but not refilled or tested.

Hello. Both have a 12 year lifespan from the date of manufacturing. You can use the extinguishers for up to 12 years after which you need to replace them. Both have a 6 year warranty from the date of receipt or invoice. Neither of them have a 12 year warranty.

Hello. No, these extinguishers are disposable one-time use only.

Hello. No. Screws are missing intentionally because what screws and anchors you use depends on what kind of surface you are mounting the extinguisher on. There are too many different types of surfaces and applications our extinguishers are installed on and we don't want to have provided the wrong screws and anchors for your application and have things go wrong and we don't want to provide every type of screws and anchors and have you choose the wrong ones among the ones we provided. Please consult with a carpenter or handyman or other professional before choosing the appropriate screws and anchors.

Hello. Both extinguishers have a discharge time of 8 to 12 seconds which is longer then it looks like. During those 8 to 12 seconds, pull the pin, aim the extinguisher at the base of the fire where what is on fire is and not the top or middle of the flames. Squeeze the trigger and then sweep from side to side. Use the kitchen extinguisher on fires on the stove or oven and use the ABC extinguisher everywhere else.

None that I can see. There is a separate number, looks like it was printed with a dot matrix printer: 0640042214 on the White and 0741042215B on the Red.

No there should never be an expiration date the retardant never goes bad . There is an iformation label around the cylinder. It has a manufacturing date every fire extinguisher must be taken to a fire suppression worker at a private buisiness and be recertified if you are a landlord rejting a residence or is in a buisiness establishment. If you are a heowner there is a clear round sight glass with an indivator a green and red zone. I look at mine on the 1st of every month if.the arrow touches the red zone it needs to be recharged gas escapes over time its inevitable. That should address your concern enter fire protection equipment and supplier to see all the places you can have them serviced

Hello. The year of manufacturing is embossed on the bottom of the extinguisher.

Type K extinguishers are manufactured mostly for commercial kitchens that use oils, fats and grease for deep frying, etc. Kidde's kitchen extinguishers are suitable for Class B (liquids & gases), and Class C fires (energized electrical equipment). We make the FX10K and the FC10, for instance, which are rated 10-B:C. Kidde also has a kitchen extinguisher with a proprietary nozzle, which is designed for grease fires. The model number is RESSP. The extinguisher's nozzle is able to deliver a high volume, low velocity delivery of dry chemical. These extinguishers come in various colors. For more information, you can reach us at 1-800-880-6788 to speak with a Kidde representative who will be happy to answer your questions.

It is classified as a 10-B:C

No.  Bought mine 18 mos ago and white is 10-B-C

Hello. No. The white extinguisher is a 10B:C extinguisher. It is not rated for A type paper and wood fires. It is also less likely to damage a stove or oven if used which is why it is included.