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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ค. 2023
- Real world emergency situation caught by one of our customers.
After multiple traditional fire extinguishers failed an Element E50 is put to use and takes care of this drive train fire in a tricky off road situation.
The over $250,000 truck is saved by a single Element! - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
I'm not convinced this is an accurate demonstration of Element Fire Extinguishers -- it shows fighting the fire with the Element and not making much progress, and then the video cuts to the flame extinguished. Don't get me wrong, I'd love for this thing to work and be able to replace a traditional fire extinguisher, but there are a lot of videos on TH-cam showing it not being particularly effect, and the jump cut in this video doesn't give me confidence. Please show a full video of it working so I can have confidence in it.
This video was sent to us by a customer so we were at the mercy of their edit. Given their extreme thanks and the sheer number of extinguishers ordered for their crew after this incident we are certain that it was 100% genuine.
As for other videos on TH-cam, be wary of videos shot outside in windy conditions or ones in which the test fuels are burning embers. Both these circumstances are SPECIFICALLY warned against on our website as they are for ANY clean agent extinguisher. We have been in contact with the makers of all of these videos and they all admitted to not following our recommendations and using wrong testing procedures.
There are many other videos on the Element website all shot in one take showing real tests and success stories. Element is certified, approved, and used by dozens of military, government, and police agencies globally which speaks to its value as a personal fire safety tool.
They don't work th-cam.com/video/dCaPUYKs5Zc/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
"It's a Jeep Thanggg" 😂
A big learning curve that needs to be shortened to work best. Tip must be UP wind of the closest flame.
Got one in the main bedroom and in each car.
Yes I realize that. When I first bought them I tested one out on the yard just to have experience with it should the need arise. I have one in the bedroom in case I need to have it in hand while heading to use it.
I am bummed about the edit as it always raises questions not sure why the customer has this edit, but what I did notice for certain was the short run time of the first powder extinguisher. By chance does anyone know what duration element extinguisher this was? E50 or E100? And let face it regardless of the edit the guy was still on the ground with the element extinguisher as the flames went out.
This person had an Element E50 and it managed to put out the fire before it ran out. Typically powder extinguishers run for 9-11 seconds but start to loose steam after 6. In this case the powder extinguisher could have been down on charge or partially compacted. Both issues that plague traditional extinguishers but not Element.
Do not ever open the cover ,specialy not if you hold only extinguisher...02 is what will help the flames to grow immediately
My father taught me to breathe heavily on the flames and the carbon dioxide will put them out, works a wonder every time
That's pure bullshit. Your exhale contains enough oxygen to support the fire triangle.
Blowing hard puts a candle out, but it's not because of CO2. Full stop.