Fire Ball

A fireball is a type of fire extinguishing device that is designed to quickly and effectively suppress small fires. It typically consists of a lightweight ball-shaped shell filled with a dry chemical powder, such as ammonium phosphate or potassium bicarbonate.

When activated, the ball bursts open and releases the powder, which smothers the flames by interrupting the chemical reaction of the fire. Some fireballs are designed to activate automatically when they come into contact with heat, while others can be manually thrown into a fire.

Fireballs are often used in areas where traditional fire extinguishers may not be practical, such as in small spaces, electrical cabinets, or hard-to-reach areas. They are also ideal for use in homes, as they are easy to use and do not require any special training. Overall, fireballs are a useful and convenient tool for quickly extinguishing small fires before they can escalate into larger, more dangerous situations.