discharge nozzle, and/or hose assembly is correct for the model. (Newer Kidde models indicate this information on their nameplates)

6.Visually examine the cylinder valve discharge port for any signs of thread wear, corrosion, obstructions or accumulations of any foreign material.

7.Examine the pressure gauge for the following, properly depressurize and replace if necessary. (For corrective action refer to the trouble shooting section in this manual.)

(a)Ensure the gauge pressure needle indicates within the green operable area.

(b)Visually ensure there is no external gauge damage, deformation, dents or cracks.

(c)Verify gauge charge pressure properly correlates with charge pressure on nameplate.

(d)Ensure gauge indicates proper compatibility for dry chemical extinguishing agent.

(e)Ensure gauge indicates proper compatibility for use with either aluminum or plated brass valve material.

Note: Recent Kidde Pro extinguisher models feature plated brass valve body assemblies.

8.Closely examine the carrying handle and operating lever for any damage or deformation, and ensure the rivets are secure.

9.Being careful not to accidentally discharge the extinguisher, pull

and remove the ring pin breaking the visual inspection seal, to ensure the ring pin functions freely and is not bent, damaged or corroded. Re-install proper ring pin through the proper lever and valve ports, then install a new visual inspection tamper seal through the pull pin loop and around the carrying handle.

10.Looking under the operating lever ensure the visual portion of the valve stem shaft is not bent, damaged or corroded. (The top of the stem should extend from the valve body approximately 1/4 of an inch.)

11.Ensure the extinguisher nameplate is legible and secure. The nameplate operating instructions should face outward and be orientated within 30 degrees of the pressure gauge face. Check to ensure HMIS information is present and legible.

12.Reinstall and secure the discharge nozzle, and/or hose assembly into the discharge valves outlet port. Adjust and secure the hose nozzle into the retention band clip (if equipped).

13.Examine the cylinder hose retention band assembly (if equipped) for any damage and ensure it is properly adjusted to accommodate the hose assembly nozzle.

14.Weigh the extinguisher and verify that the total charged extinguisher weight falls within the tolerance limitations specified on the nameplate instructions.

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Pro line specifications

The Kidde Pro Line is a renowned collection of advanced fire safety solutions designed specifically for professional and commercial applications. Known for its exceptional performance and reliability, the Kidde Pro Line emphasizes advanced technologies, enhancing fire safety standards to protect lives and properties.

One of the main features of the Kidde Pro Line is its robust design. Constructed from high-quality materials, these fire extinguishers are built to withstand harsh environments, making them ideal for industrial settings. The line includes various types of extinguishers, comprising water, foam, dry chemical, and clean agent models. Each type is specifically engineered to combat different classes of fires, including flammable liquids, electrical fires, and general combustibles.

The Kidde Pro Line integrates innovative technologies that improve both functionality and user experience. For instance, many models feature a pressure gauge that is easily readable, enabling quick assessment of the unit’s status at a glance. This is critical in emergency situations, where every second counts. Moreover, some models come equipped with a transparent inspection window, allowing users to easily inspect the unit's condition without removing it from its wall bracket.

Portability is another key characteristic of the Kidde Pro Line. With ergonomic handles and lightweight designs, these extinguishers are easy to maneuver, which is essential when it comes to quickly addressing a fire scenario. Additionally, their compact size allows for convenient storage in various settings, including offices, manufacturing plants, and warehouses.

Safety compliance is a top priority for Kidde, and the Pro Line meets and exceeds many industry standards. Each extinguisher is tested and certified to comply with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) guidelines, ensuring that customers receive products that are effective and trustworthy.

The Kidde Pro Line also focuses on user education. Many products come with clear instructions and pictograms directly on the extinguisher, providing guidance on how to operate the unit effectively in emergencies. This empowers users to act confidently and correctly in critical situations.

In summary, the Kidde Pro Line exemplifies a commitment to quality fire safety solutions. With its durable construction, innovative technology, user-friendly design, and strict adherence to safety standards, the Kidde Pro Line is an indispensable asset for any professional environment focused on protection against fire hazards.