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Keep extinguisher safe
23rd June 1988, Page 134
23rd June 1988
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• Fire extinguishers seem to hold a mysterious attraction that turns some people into thieves. Perhaps, reckons Krupp member company Total Walther Feuerschutz, it's the red colour. This SEC anti-theft device makes stealing an extinguisher a risky business. Lifting it from the wall triggers a 90dB(A) signal that sounds at one-second intervals. The extinguisher was displayed at Interschutz. Krupp Turbo 61