Description

A Fire Bucket is one of the simplest and most traditional fire-fighting tools, commonly used as a first-response measure for small fires. It's usually a red-painted metal or plastic bucket marked with the word “FIRE”, and it’s filled with water or sand depending on the type of fire risk in the area. 🔥 Purpose of a Fire Bucket: To extinguish small fires before they spread. To act as a low-cost fire safety measure. Often used in areas where fire extinguishers may not be suitable or available. ✅ Key Features: Feature Description Material Galvanized iron, stainless steel, or heavy-duty plastic. Capacity Usually 9–12 liters. Color Bright red with “FIRE” written in white for visibility. Mounting Option Comes with wall brackets or fire stands for easy access. Filling Material Water (for Class A fires) or Sand (for Class B/C fires). 🔥 Types of Fires It Can Be Used For: Bucket Filling Suitable For Water Class A fires (wood, paper, cloth, etc.) Sand Class B & C fires (flammable liquids, electrical fires) ⚠️ Do not use water-filled fire buckets on oil or electrical fires, as this can spread the fire or cause electrocution. 📍 Common Use Areas: Petrol stations and fuel depots Industrial areas and construction sites Warehouses and garages Schools, shops, and small commercial buildings Outdoor event areas and rural locations 🛠️ Maintenance Tips: Refill water/sand regularly and keep the bucket clean. Ensure buckets are not stolen, damaged, or used for other purposes. Place in visible, easily accessible locations. Paint and label clearly for recognition. 🔐 Advantages: Cost-effective Easy to use (no technical skill required) No maintenance costs Works without pressurization or moving parts