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Portable Water-Based Fire Extinguisher Inspection

Complies with national and industry standards such as GB50444-2008, GB4351-2023, GA95-2015. Ready to use for daily inspections of portable water-based fire extinguishers (including foam extinguishers) without modification. Inspection records are permanently stored and can also be exported on paper.

Basic Information

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Instructions

1. Applicable Scenarios and Industries

  • Applicable Industries: Properties, shopping malls, office buildings, factories, parks, and various public places requiring fire extinguisher configuration.
  • 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"

2. 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 premises should be inspected monthly;
  2. Fire extinguishers configured in the following premises should be inspected semi-monthly:
    • Public gathering places such as waiting rooms (for buses, planes, ships), song and dance entertainment venues;
    • Sites like storage yards, tank farms, petrochemical plant areas, gas stations, boiler rooms, and basements.

3. Fire Extinguisher Maintenance and Repair

According to GB55036-2022 "General Code for Fire Protection Facilities," fire extinguisher users should conduct regular inspections of in-service fire extinguishers as stipulated in GB50444-2008 "Code for Acceptance and Inspection of Building Fire Extinguisher Configuration." Fire extinguishers found to meet repair requirements should be promptly sent to the manufacturer's maintenance department or its authorized maintenance agency for repair.

Note: According to GB55036-2022 "General Code for Fire Protection Facilities," clause 5.3.2 of GB50444-2008 regarding the maintenance period for fire extinguishers has been abolished. Fire extinguishers no longer require annual inspections and only need to be scrapped according to requirements.

4. Fire Extinguisher Scrapping

Compiled and merged according to 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.

5. Usage Process

5.1 Basic Process

The basic process for using QR codes to complete fire equipment inspection consists of 4 steps. By following these steps, you can complete the simple setup and use of a fire equipment inspection system. You can start your setup by following the setup tutorial: View Setup Tutorial

5.2 Usage Methods

QR code labels can be used in various ways. You can paste or hang them on the fire extinguisher cylinder body, implementing one code per extinguisher, or attach them to the fire extinguisher cabinet, adopting one code per group of extinguishers.

5.3 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: General premises once a month; densely populated places/special areas semi-monthly. Refer specifically to Clause 5.1.2 of GB50444-2008.

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

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

3. How long are historical records kept?

Answer: Data is permanently stored, supports filtering and export by time, meeting fire safety regulation requirements.

4. Are there inspection templates for other fire equipment?

For more types of fire equipment, please visit the Fire Safety Category in the template library.