Winow 10kg CO₂ Wheeled Fire Extinguisher

The Winow 10kg CO₂ Wheeled Fire Extinguisher is a high-capacity fire protection unit designed for environments containing electrical equipment, machinery and flammable-liquid fire risks. Filled with 10kg of carbon dioxide extinguishing agent, it delivers a clean and residue-free discharge that helps control fire without covering equipment in powder, foam or water.

Its larger capacity makes it suitable for commercial and industrial premises requiring more extinguishing power than a standard handheld CO₂ extinguisher. The unit is fitted with a flexible high-pressure discharge hose and a large directional horn, allowing the operator to apply the carbon dioxide toward the affected area while maintaining a practical distance.

The extinguisher also features a mobile wheeled design to assist with movement and positioning. This makes it particularly useful in larger facilities such as electrical rooms, workshops, factories, laboratories and production areas.

Suitable Fire Risks

The Winow 10kg CO₂ Fire Extinguisher is primarily suitable for:

Fires involving energised electrical equipment
Electrical control panels and switchgear
Computers, servers and communication equipment
UPS systems and power-control equipment
Class B fires involving compatible flammable liquids
Machinery and equipment where a residue-free extinguishing agent is preferred

Always confirm the applicable fire classifications from the product label and local fire safety requirements.

Key Product Features

10kg carbon dioxide extinguishing-agent capacity
Clean and residue-free fire suppression
Suitable for electrical-equipment and flammable-liquid fire risks
Large-capacity design for commercial and industrial protection
Flexible high-pressure discharge hose
Large directional CO₂ discharge horn
Insulated horn grip for safer handling
Strong operating valve and control lever
Safety pin and tamper seal to reduce accidental discharge
Durable high-pressure steel cylinder
Mobile wheeled design for easier positioning
Highly visible red cylinder with black CO₂ identification
Suitable for locations containing valuable or sensitive equipment
Does not release powder, water or foam onto protected equipment

Product Specifications

Brand: Winow
Product Type: Wheeled carbon dioxide fire extinguisher
Extinguishing Agent: Carbon dioxide gas
Agent Capacity: 10kg
Primary Applications: Electrical equipment and flammable-liquid fire risks
Discharge System: Flexible high-pressure hose with directional horn
Operation Type: Manual control valve
Safety Mechanism: Safety pin with tamper seal
Mobility: Integrated wheel assembly
Cylinder Construction: High-pressure steel cylinder
Cylinder Colour: Red
Identification Colour: Black
Placement Type: Floor-standing mobile extinguisher
Recommended Servicing: By a qualified fire safety technician

Recommended Applications

The Winow 10kg CO₂ Wheeled Fire Extinguisher is suitable for:

Server rooms and data centres
Electrical control rooms
Switchgear and electrical-panel areas
Factories and manufacturing facilities
Workshops and engineering facilities
Generator and machinery rooms
Telecommunications facilities
Computer laboratories
Hospitals and healthcare facilities
Hotels, lodges and commercial buildings
Printing and production areas
Warehouses containing suitable fire risks
Airports and transport facilities
Industrial plants
Laboratories
Power and utility facilities

Benefits of Carbon Dioxide Fire Suppression

Carbon dioxide is especially useful in environments containing electrical and electronic equipment because it does not leave a powder or liquid residue after discharge. This can help reduce secondary contamination and minimise the cleaning required around valuable equipment.

The discharged gas works by reducing the oxygen available around the fire. Because it leaves no residue, it is commonly selected for server rooms, control panels, laboratories, communication equipment and machinery areas.

Benefits of the 10kg Capacity

The 10kg model provides a larger quantity of extinguishing agent than smaller portable CO₂ extinguishers. This makes it more suitable for larger risk areas or facilities containing several pieces of electrical or industrial equipment.

Its mobile design helps trained personnel move the unit toward the affected area while the long hose and directional horn provide improved reach and controlled application.

Important Safety Information

Carbon dioxide fire extinguishers require careful handling. During discharge, the horn and nearby components can become extremely cold. The horn should only be held using its insulated grip.

Carbon dioxide can also reduce oxygen levels, particularly in small, enclosed or poorly ventilated spaces. Users should not remain in an area where a large quantity of CO₂ has been discharged. The area should be evacuated and properly ventilated before re-entry.

This extinguisher should not normally be used as the primary extinguisher for:

Deep-seated fires involving wood, paper, textiles or furniture
Cooking-oil and deep-fat fryer fires
Combustible-metal fires
Flammable-gas leaks where the gas supply has not been isolated
Fires inside small confined spaces without a safe evacuation route
Any fire that has grown beyond the safe capability of portable firefighting equipment

Carbon dioxide provides limited cooling, so some materials may reignite after the gas disperses.

Placement and Accessibility

The extinguisher should be positioned in a clearly visible, properly marked and easily accessible location near the identified fire risk. Suitable placement areas may include entrances to server rooms, electrical rooms, laboratories, workshops and machinery areas.

The floor around the extinguisher should remain clear so the unit can be moved without obstruction. The hose, horn, operating valve and wheels must remain accessible at all times.

Inspection and Maintenance

The extinguisher should be inspected regularly to confirm that it remains ready for emergency use. Routine checks should include:

Confirming that the safety pin and tamper seal are intact
Inspecting the cylinder for dents, corrosion or physical damage
Checking the hose for cracks, cuts or deterioration
Ensuring the discharge horn is secure and unobstructed
Inspecting the operating valve and lever
Checking that the wheels move correctly
Confirming that the extinguisher remains visible and accessible
Checking the unit’s weight according to the servicing schedule
Looking for evidence of leakage, previous discharge or tampering
Confirming that operating instructions remain readable

Professional weighing, inspection and servicing should be completed according to the manufacturer’s recommendations and applicable fire safety requirements. After any discharge, including partial use, the extinguisher must be professionally inspected and refilled before being returned to service.