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Foam / Water — Class A
For ordinary combustibles: wood, paper, cloth, and plastics. Works by cooling burning material below its ignition temperature. Never use on electrical or cooking oil fires.
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Dry Powder — ABC Rated
The most versatile type. Required in most Texas commercial buildings. Covers ordinary combustibles, flammable liquids, AND electrical fires. The go-to choice for most businesses.
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CO₂ Carbon Dioxide — B/C
Smothers flammable liquid and electrical fires. Leaves zero residue — ideal for server rooms, laboratories, and data centers. Safe on sensitive electrical equipment.
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🍳 Class K — Kitchen
Required by NFPA 96 in all Texas restaurants & food service. For commercial cooking oils at extreme temperatures.
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For combustible metals: magnesium, titanium, sodium. Required in TX manufacturing, aerospace & chemical plants.
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Evaporates completely with no residue. Protects sensitive electronics, data centers & archives across Texas.
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Don't risk your business — know the rules!- Annual inspection by a licensed Texas fire equipment dealer required
- 6-year internal maintenance check required by NFPA 10
- 12-year hydrostatic test for most extinguisher cylinder types
- Units must be within 75 ft of Class A hazards in commercial buildings
- Monthly visual checks required by building management staff
- Service tags and compliance documentation must always be current
- Immediate recharge required after any discharge event
📅 Required Maintenance Schedule
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12-YearHydrostatic cylinder pressure test under controlled conditions
Post-UseImmediate recharge or replacement after any discharge event
Texas Tip: Keep a physical and digital inspection log. The Texas State Fire Marshal may request records during commercial property audits. Many suppliers offer free digital compliance tracking.
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How often do fire extinguishers need to be inspected in Texas?
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Texas requires an annual inspection by a licensed fire equipment dealer per NFPA 10. Building staff must perform visual checks every 30 days. Every 6 years a full internal maintenance is required, and every 12 years a hydrostatic pressure test is mandatory.
What types of fire extinguishers are required for Texas restaurants?
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Texas restaurants must have Class K wet chemical extinguishers near commercial cooking equipment per NFPA 96, plus ABC dry chemical units in dining areas. Our suppliers in Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio specialize in restaurant compliance packages.
How much does a fire extinguisher inspection cost in Texas?
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Annual inspection costs typically range from $15–$45 per unit. Many Texas suppliers offer discounted multi-unit pricing for businesses with multiple extinguishers. Contact a supplier near you for a free quote.
What is NFPA 10 and does it apply to Texas businesses?
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NFPA 10 is the national standard for portable fire extinguishers adopted by the Texas State Fire Marshal's Office. It covers installation, inspection, maintenance, and testing. All commercial properties in Texas must comply.
Can I buy fire extinguishers directly from suppliers in your directory?
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Yes — all 150 suppliers sell new fire extinguishers alongside inspection and maintenance services. They stock all types including ABC dry chemical, CO₂, Class K, and clean agent units.
What happens if my Texas business fails a fire safety inspection?
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Violations can result in citations, fines up to $10,000, and forced business closure. Acting quickly with a licensed supplier helps you get compliant before scheduled inspections or after a citation.
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Enter your Texas city name or ZIP code in the search bar above to filter our 150+ supplier directory. You can also browse by city using the filter tabs or click names on our interactive Texas map.
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All 150 listed suppliers hold a current Texas State Fire Marshal's Office dealer license and carry liability insurance as a condition of listing. We verify credentials periodically to maintain accuracy.