ColdFire Fire Extinguisher 4-Pack
- 13 oz cans, 4 pack
- Aerosol spray format
- Not all season: can freeze below 32 degrees Fahrenheit
- Does not expire; the can date is the manufacture date
- Seller lists home, shop, auto, boat and RV use
Updated 23 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A four pack of aerosol fire extinguisher cans sold for the home, shop and vehicles. The listing gives no fire class rating and warns the formula can freeze in the cold.
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ASIN: B075TQS6D5Model: 513
Overview
ColdFire sells this four can set as an aerosol spray extinguisher, and the seller describes it as working by removing heat rather than smothering the flame. Each can is small enough to store in a car, boat or workshop.
Choose it for a small, easy to store spray can in several places at once, such as a garage, a vehicle and a boat. The limitation is cold weather, since the seller says this is not the all season formula and gives no class ratings for the fires it covers.
Who it's for
Someone who wants several grab and spray cans in places a large extinguisher will not fit. Keep them in a spot that stays above freezing. Anyone needing a code compliant extinguisher for a workplace should check ratings first.
Pros and cons
- Four cans in one pack
- Small aerosol format
- Seller says no expiration
- Listed for many uses
- Can freeze in cold temperatures
- Fire class rating not listed
- Package details are inconsistent
Performance notes
The seller says the agent cools the fuel by taking away heat, and that it covers fuel, grease, wood and fabric fires. Those are seller claims, with no test rating in the data. Storage temperature matters because of the freezing warning.
Specifications
| Brand | ColdFire |
|---|---|
| Model | 513 |
| Flavor | Natural Wood |
| Item Form | Spray |
| Item Weight | 13 ounces |
| Number Of Packs | 4 |
| Unit Count | 52 Ounce |
Frequently asked questions
Does ColdFire freeze in cold weather?
The seller says this is not the all season formula and can freeze in temperatures below 32 degrees Fahrenheit, so store it where it stays warmer.
Does ColdFire expire?
The seller says it does not expire and that the date on the can is the date of manufacture.
Is ColdFire a rated fire extinguisher?
The listing gives no fire class rating or approval, only the seller's description of what it can be used on.