Meet the newest most effective Fire Extinguisher Spray- works on all fires and works faster and more permanently than any other solution around.
Key Features
- 10 Year shelf life
- This concentrate is 100% biodegradable and non-toxic
- Use over & over
- No test and tag
- Use like a can of fly spray
- Instant knock down
- Zero burn backs even after hours
- Works on all types of fires including lithium
FAQ’s
Can Fire Terminator put out a lithium battery fire?
The Fire Terminator solution can put out a lithium battery fire. Depending on the size of the battery (mobile phone battery, portable phone battery, electric scooter battery), you may need more than one spray for a larger battery. Beware that larger lithium battery fires can be very powerful so if the fire is larger, it is better to seek safety than to stay close to a large lithium battery fire.
What is the shelf life of the Fire Terminator Spray?
Our solution remains viable for 10 Years without any problems. The expiry date can be found on the can itself.
What is the spraying duration of the can?
Depending on how hard the spray is pressed, it is estimated to spray for 15 seconds at maximum pressure.
Is the can suitable for young kids or elderly to use?
Yes, if they are strong enough to use the spray can physically, it is safe for them to use it. We recommend strongly that you train all members of your family/residence to make safety their first concern, as well as when and where they should evacuate and call for help.
Does Fire Terminator Hydrodynamic Spray need any form of servicing or maintenance?
No, our spray does not require any servicing or maintenance, but we recommend replacing it once the 10-year expiry date has been
Can the spray be used multiple times?
Yes, once the can is used or opened for testing, you can still use the spray can at a later period. Although for safety reasons, we do recommend you keep full spray cans ready as you never know how big a fire you may encounter
Does the spray can use any aerosol chemicals?
The spray uses (BOV). No chemicals are used.
The Bag-On-Valve (B.O.V.) is a barrier packaging technology for liquid or viscous products. The product is completely separated from the eco-friendly air or nitrogen propellant. This separation keeps the product pure. B.O.V. packaging is 100% recyclable and offers both convenience and reliability for the consumer.
- The four layer laminate bag offers a superior barrier which eliminates the possibility of oxidation making it ideal for products of concern
- Total separation of product and propellant (air or nitrogen), product is Hermetic sealed within the bag, total product integrity protection
- Non-flammable propellants; no explosive or inhalation of gas issues
- Hygienic and Sterilizable
- Up to 99.5% of product is dispensed
- Spray from any angle; 360° actuation
- Controlled spray pattern for optimal result
- No pumping motion needed
- Effective filling process
- The most environmentally friendly aerosol system, the GREEN alternative to standard aerosols
How can the cans be disposed of?
Whether the cans are empty or partially full, or even full, they can be disposed with normal methods. As there are no toxic chemicals in the can, the contents are biodegradable and dissolve in water. Apart from the plastic cap and nozzle, the metal itself can be recycled.
What should I do if I have a grease fire?
Do not use water to put out a grease fire. The water will cause an explosion that will not only spread the fire wider and may also hurt people present in the process. Use our spray to put out grease fires immediately.
Can Fire Terminator be used on a fire caused by a short circuit?
Yes, our Fire Terminator solution can put out a fire with an electrical origin safely. We do recommend that where possible to always shut down the electrical source of the fire first for general safety.
Is the solution in the spray can be safe to touch?
The solution in the can is organic and non-toxic but should only be used as directed. We recommend seeking medical attention should any contact result in any noticeable skin irritation or allergic reactions. Similarly, users should avoid contact with their eyes or ingesting the solution.
What happens if my spray can is damaged?
While this shouldn’t pose an issue, it is better to be safe than sorry, we recommend replacing any spray cans that have been damaged just to be extra safe.
What is the spraying distance of Fire Terminator FT JN1010 Hydrodynamic Spray?
The spray can cover at a maximum distance of 7 metres. This means that you do not need to get too close to the fire to use the product.
Where should I spray at a fire?
Imagine you are spray painting the surface, try to spray directly at the fire and at wherever the fires are. Once an area has been sprayed, the no-burn back action will prevent fire from re-igniting the area while the Fire Terminator solution is present.
Can I test the Fire Terminator spray?
You may test it if you like but it is recommended that you always have a full can of spray, just in case you encounter a larger fire.
Can the spray explode?
We have tested the spray can by putting a blowtorch to the side of the can. The can splits open without fragmenting, nor does it explode.
What if my spray can have frozen?
If the spray is left outside in extreme cold and the solution has frozen, simply bring it in to let it thaw. Once thawed the solution is still viable and good for use.
Where are Fire Terminator products manufactured?
Fire Terminator products are proudly made in Singapore, home of our inventor and partner, Dr Judah Jay. Our production facilities are in the Ubi Industrial area, in the eastern part of Singapore.
Can Fire Terminator be used in the kitchen?
Yes, this can be used to put out all incipient fires (early-stage fires) no matter what the class of fire it is, including grease/cooking oil fires.
If I am using an induction hub instead of a gas stove, would I still need an extinguisher in the kitchen?
Induction cookers and hubs can still cause fires by heating up cooking oil for 10-12 minutes as the oil automatically ignites and becomes a dangerous Class F fire.
How do I clean up the kitchen after I have used Fire Terminator to put out the fire?
The Fire Terminator solution is water soluble, simply rinse/wipe the surfaces with water and flush it away. Since Fire Terminator is non-toxic and bio-degradable, you will not need special disposal methods.
How many cans of Fire Terminator should we have for an average home size?
For an average apartment home, we recommend to standby at least 3 cans.
Where do you recommend placing the cans at home?
Fire extinguishers should be within 15m reach. While this is not specifically about homes, it is still a good guide to consider for placements. We recommend placing them in these possible locations:
- Near the entrance/door (so that someone entering the home has quick access to the fire extinguisher upon entering);
- At the kitchen entrance, preferably not next to the cooking stove so that it is not too near a potential fire.
- In the garage, where cars and vehicles are parked.
- In or near a room (such as a storeroom) where paint, and other chemicals may be kept.
- In a room where there are many electrical items being powered such as a music room, games room and entertainment room.
- In your bedroom so you may be able to respond to potential situations in the rest of the home.
PFAS/PFOS which exists in other extinguishers.
Others are carcinogenic, we are non carcinogenic
What are PFOA and PFOS?
Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluoro octane sulfonate (PFOS) are part of a large group of lab-made chemicals known as perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). Some of these chemicals have been in commercial use since the 1940s.
PFAS have the potential to be a health concern because they don’t break down easily and can stay in the environment and in the human body for a long time (which is why they are sometimes referred to as ‘forever chemicals’). Studies have found PFAS worldwide at very low levels in just about everyone’s blood. Higher blood levels have been found in communities where local water supplies have been contaminated by PFAS. People exposed to PFAS in the workplace can have levels many times higher.
Where should the Fire Terminator spray cans be placed in a workplace?
We recommend having the Fire Terminator spray cans as a convenient first level response to incipient fires that complement the traditional regulation fire extinguishers that are required for commercial buildings. The sprays are not meant as a replacement of these traditional larger fire extinguishers required by your local fire safety code but rather as an additional supplement to that.
Our Fire Terminator sprays are very useful where traditional fire extinguishers may be too complex, heavy or confusing to some untrained staffers or visitors at your workplace. As no training is needed for our sprays and conceptually it is easy to understand, sprays can be a very effective first tool in combating fire when it starts.
Our Fire Terminator sprays can also be a useful tool for personal safety in the event of escaping a larger fire.
