Re: New Napco Ver5 software

["Frank Olson" <feolson@xxxxxxxxxx>]

"Robert L. Bass" <robertlbass@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> Let's see...  for thatched roofs, would
>> you also include a link to pressurized
>> water extinguishers??  :-))
>
> Do you remember those characters selling little glass containers of water?
> They were supposed to burst from the heat of a fire and extinguish the
> flames.  I think they each held about one pint of water.  When the public
> got wise to them they started selling wind-up fire "alarms."  :^)
>
>> Speaking of which, have you considered
>> adding those new mini foam extinguishers
>> to your website??
>
> All kidding aside, no, I hadn't.  Now that you mention it, perhaps I
> should. ADI has been offering kitchen fire blankets for a while now.  I
> thought about offering them but I don't know if they're any good.


Fire blankets are cumbersome (in that most people can't find a convenient
space to mount the container).  In addition, I'd hate to see someone get
hurt if they're trying to put out a grease fire and the only thing to hand
is the "fire blanket".  Used incorrectly, you could subject yourself to some
nasty burns and not just from the flaming grease/oil.  Badger has some
excellent foam type extinguishers as does Amerex.  The company I'm thinking
of is based out of Montreal.  Their products are UL and FM approved and far
more easy to handle than the 6 liter extinguishers the aforementioned
companies offer.  I'll email you the info if you like.  I"ll come right out
and say that I'd prefer not to give it to "Moderator"...