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Portable Carbon Dioxide Fire Extinguisher Inspection ​

Compliant with national and industry standards such as GB50444-2008, GB4351-2023, and GA95-2015. Ready for immediate use in daily inspections of portable carbon dioxide fire extinguishers. Inspection records are permanently stored and can also be exported in paper format.

Basic Information ​

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Instructions ​

I. Applicable Scenarios & Industries ​

  • Applicable Industries: Property management, shopping malls, office buildings, factories, parks, and other public spaces requiring fire extinguishers.
  • Reference Standards: GB50444-2008 "Code for Acceptance and Inspection of Building Fire Extinguisher Configuration", GB55036-2022 "General Code for Fire Protection Facilities", GA95-2015 "Maintenance of Fire Extinguishers"

II. Inspection Frequency ​

According to GB50444-2008 "Code for Acceptance and Inspection of Building Fire Extinguisher Configuration", the recommended fire extinguisher inspection frequency is:

  1. General locations should be inspected monthly.
  2. Fire extinguishers in the following locations should be inspected semi-monthly:
    • Passenger terminals (bus, air, ship), song and dance entertainment venues, and other crowded public places.
    • Storage yards, tank farms, petrochemical plant areas, gas stations, boiler rooms, basements, and similar locations.

Note 1: Per GB50444-2008, the recommended method for checking the pressure of the expellant gas in CO₂ fire extinguishers is the Weighing Method. According to GB4351-2023 "Portable Fire Extinguishers" clause 5.5.1.2: For CO₂ fire extinguishers, the annual leakage rate must not exceed 5% of its rated refill weight.

III. Fire Extinguisher Maintenance & Repair ​

According to GB55036-2022 "General Code for Fire Protection Facilities", users of fire extinguishers must perform regular inspections on in-service extinguishers as stipulated in GB50444-2008. Extinguishers found to require repair should be promptly sent to the manufacturer's service department or an authorized repair facility.

Note 2: Per GB55036-2022, clause 5.3.2 of GB50444-2008 regarding mandatory periodic repair intervals has been abolished. Fire extinguishers no longer require annual inspection and only need to be scrapped according to the requirements.

IV. Fire Extinguisher Disposal ​

Compiled and merged from GB55036-2022 "General Code for Fire Protection Facilities" and GA95-2015 "Maintenance of Fire Extinguishers", fire extinguishers meeting any of the following conditions should be scrapped:

After a fire extinguisher is scrapped, it should be replaced following the principle of equivalent substitution.

V. Usage Process ​

1. Basic Process ​

The basic process for using QR codes to complete fire equipment inspection consists of 4 steps. Follow these steps to set up and use a simple fire equipment inspection system. You can start building yours by following the setup tutorial: View Setup Tutorial

2. Usage Methods ​

QR code labels can be used in various ways. They can be affixed or hung directly on the fire extinguisher cylinder for a "one extinguisher, one code" approach, or placed on the fire extinguisher cabinet for a "one group of extinguishers, one code" approach.

3. Advanced Usage ​

The following are advanced features available after mastering the basic process, which can be configured as needed.

Frequently Asked Questions ​

1. How to determine the inspection frequency?

Answer: Monthly for general locations, semi-monthly for crowded public places/special areas. Refer specifically to GB50444-2008, clause 5.1.2.

2. What to do if a fire extinguisher is found to be abnormal?

Answer: Mark the abnormal status via the QR code. It must be sent for repair or scrapped according to GB55036-2022.

3. How long are historical records kept?

Answer: Data is stored permanently. Supports filtering and exporting by date range to meet fire safety regulation requirements.

4. Are there inspection templates for other types of firefighting equipment?

For more types of firefighting equipment, please visit the Fire Safety category in the template library.