Element fire extinguisher E100 (100 seconds extinguishing time)

The smallest fire extinguisher in the world for car, boat, house

Extinguishes the fire without leaving any damage thanks to molecular-level technology

ELEMENT - The smallest fire extinguisher in the world with the longest extinguishing time (100 seconds).

Fire extinguishers have hardly changed in 100 years... They are large, heavy, pressurized devices filled with a powder, which is an outdated method of extinguishing a fire. In most cases, the powder extinguishes the fire but also damages other parts (e.g. the paint in the engine compartment, cables, electrical components, etc.).

What makes Element different from conventional fire extinguishers?
Element is based on tested and proven technology used by police, military and special forces around the world. Element has recently become available to the public and provides a fast and effective response in an emergency fire situation. Element is unique! It attacks the fire at a molecular level by disrupting the oxygen combustion chain, extinguishing the flames. With this Element technology, it extinguishes the fire quickly, safely and above all cleanly, without leaving any residue or toxic smoke and is maintenance-free (conventional fire extinguishers need to be serviced every year, etc.). It is also lightweight and easy to use.

Incredible 100-second extinguishing time
The Element E100 fire extinguisher has an extinguishing time of an incredible 100 seconds! This makes it one of the fire extinguishers with the longest extinguishing time.

Element meets fire protection classes

• Fire Class A: Fires involving solid materials, mainly of organic origin, which typically burn with glowing embers, e.g., wood, paper, straw, textiles, coal, car tires
• Fire Class B: Fires involving liquids or substances that liquefy, e.g., gasoline, benzene, oils, paints, tar, ether, alcohol, stearin, paraffin
• Fire Class C: Fires involving gases, e.g., methane, propane, hydrogen, acetylene, natural gas, town gas
• Fire Class F (in the US -> K): Fires involving cooking oils or fats in frying or fat baking appliances, or other kitchen appliances or equipment

FAQ:

How effective are Element fire extinguishers for fires involving batteries? If the fire originates from a short circuit outside the battery, then it's fine. Element fire extinguishers cover that. But if the battery has transitioned into a fusion state (Class D fire), meaning the temperature inside has risen up to 600°C, then even an Element fire extinguisher is ineffective. The lithium-ion battery in a molten state also generates its own oxygen, making this type of fire extremely difficult to handle. In fact, there are currently no real solutions. The protocol for the fire department is to submerge the vehicle in a dunk tank for 48 hours (oxygen is still generated for more than 30 hours). All fire extinguisher manufacturers are working on finding a solution.

How long is the fire extinguisher usable, and is there an expiration label?
Element fire extinguishers are usable for 10 years. Unfortunately, there is no expiration label, only the transport packaging has a label indicating the manufacturing date.