CLASSES OF FIRE, CAUSES AND THEIR EXTINGUISHERS

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  1. 2. Materials such as paper, wood, and cloth that burn easily in air.
  2. 6. Fires caused by live electrical equipment or wiring.
  3. 9. A gas used in fire extinguishers for electrical and liquid fires because it does not conduct electricity.
  4. 10. A category used to group fires according to the type of material burning.
Down
  1. 1. An extinguisher type used to put out fires involving flammable liquids by cutting off oxygen.
  2. 3. A device used to put out or control a fire.
  3. 4. Substances, especially liquids, that catch fire easily.
  4. 5. Actions taken to stop fires from starting.
  5. 7. A common fire-fighting agent suitable only for Class A fires.
  6. 8. Hot cooking fats that cause Class K (or F) fires in kitchens.