Description

Kidde KF7022B

KF7022B Product

The Kidde KF7022B is a semi-recessed mount fire extinguisher cabinet by Potter Roemer. This model is designed to be used with a standard 10 lb. dry chemical fire extinguisher. It features a simple, easy-to-pull front handle that breaks the front tempered glass for easy, safe access during emergency situations. This straightforward access makes this cabinet a great choice for high traffic locations. Also, because the tempered glass is less dangerous than most standard cabinet glass, it makes it much safer in the rare occasion that it is accidentally broken.

This Kidde fire extinguisher cabinet requires a semi-recessed mount installation. This provides an unobtrusive placement that’s safer for those passing by. It also discourages theft and tampering. It can be mounted in a wall space that can accommodate the cabinet’s interior space. Plus, this fire extinguisher cabinet is made of heavy-gauge galvanized steel with a re-coatable finish that protects the cabinet and fire extinguisher even in outdoor applications.

This model comes with a keyed steel cam lock. This provides easy access for replacing or inspecting the fire extinguishers inside. This is especially important in high-density commercial and residential spaces.

Features:

Compact design is ideal for use in apartments, condominiums and strip malls
Accommodates a 10 lb. dry chemical fire extinguishe
Made of heavy-duty galvanized steel for durability
Sturdy surface resists chipping, peeling and flaking
Re-coatable finish is electrostatically applied and thermally fused for long life in outdoor applications
Break Rite non-removable handle eliminates the need for a hammer or breaker ba
Tempered glass for safety in an emergency
Designed for semi-recess mounting
Includes a keyed steel cam lock

About Kidde:

Kidde is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of fire safety products. Each day, we work to expand upon our legacy of innovation, providing advanced solutions to protect people and property from fire and related hazards.