Badger Advantage 10lb ABC Fire Extinguisher
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Wholesale PricingThe Badger Advantage ADV-10 is a rechargeable, 10 lb ABC dry chemical fire extinguisher built for high-hazard commercial and light industrial environments where code requirements call for substantial Class A, B, and C suppression capacity. Rated 4-A:60-B:C, it delivers nearly double the firefighting power of the 5 lb model while remaining a single-operator unit.
Unlike the 2.5 and 5 lb Advantage models, the ADV-10 uses a durable, epoxy-painted steel cylinder rather than aluminum, paired with a heavy-duty metal siphon tube designed to resist the corrosion and wear found in harsh industrial settings. It retains the Advantage line's signature larger neck opening and square thread valve design for faster service, and is fully rechargeable with a 6-year manufacturer warranty.
Stepping Up to Industrial-Grade Capacity
The 4-A:60-B:C rating represents a substantial jump in suppression capacity over the 5 lb model's 3-A:40-B:C rating, making the ADV-10 the right choice when a facility's hazard assessment or fire code requirements call for more agent volume and a higher Class A and B rating than a 5 lb unit can provide, without moving up to a wheeled unit.
The Advantage Service Design
- Square Thread Valve: The larger neck opening and square thread design speed up valve removal and reinstallation during required service, reducing downtime and long-term service costs.
- Epoxy-Painted Steel Cylinder: Built for the long haul in harsh industrial settings, resisting corrosion and wear better than lighter-duty alternatives.
- Nitrogen Propellant: Stored-pressure design using nitrogen, factory charged to 195 PSI operating pressure.
The ADV-10's 4-A:60-B:C rating makes it suited for higher hazard environments needing substantial suppression capacity:
- Warehouses and Distribution Centers: Providing the necessary Class A knockdown for high-piled storage and palletized goods.
- Manufacturing Facilities: Safeguarding CNC machinery and industrial control panels where multiple fire classes coexist.
- Mechanical and Boiler Rooms: High-capacity protection for the concentrated electrical and fuel hazards common in building mechanical spaces.
- Auto Service Centers: The 60-B rating provides the Class B capacity needed for bays where gasoline and solvents are handled.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Badger Fire Protection |
| Model | ADV-10 |
| SKU | 21007867 |
| Agent Type | ABC Dry Chemical (Monoammonium Phosphate) |
| UL Rating | 4-A:60-B:C |
| Capacity | 10 lbs |
| Discharge Time | 21 Seconds |
| Effective Range | 16 to 20 Feet |
| Operating Pressure | 195 PSI |
| Propellant | Nitrogen |
| Cylinder | Epoxy-Painted Steel |
| Warranty | 6-Year Manufacturer Warranty |
| Certifications | UL Listed, NFPA 10 Compliant |
To maintain NFPA 10 compliance, the ADV-10 must follow a standardized maintenance cycle:
- Monthly Visual Inspection: Verify the pressure gauge is in the green zone and the safety pin and tamper seal are intact. Confirm inspection tags are current.
- Annual Professional Service: A certified technician must conduct an examination and verify the chemical's fluidity. The square thread valve speeds up this process during scheduled service.
- 6-Year Internal Maintenance: Every six years, the agent must be recovered and internal components inspected per NFPA 10.
- 12-Year Hydrostatic Test: Mandatory to verify the structural integrity of the steel cylinder.
Why does the 10 lb model use a steel cylinder instead of aluminum?
The Advantage line uses aluminum cylinders for the 2.5 and 5 lb sizes and steel for the 10 lb and larger sizes. Steel provides the structural strength needed at this larger capacity while keeping cost reasonable, and the epoxy paint finish provides corrosion resistance appropriate for industrial environments.
Is this unit rechargeable?
Yes. The ADV-10 is a fully rechargeable, stored-pressure unit. After any discharge, it can be professionally recharged and returned to service by a certified fire equipment technician.
How does this compare to the 5 lb Advantage model?
The ADV-10 carries a 4-A:60-B:C rating compared to 3-A:40-B:C for the 5 lb ADV-550, providing meaningfully more Class A and Class B suppression capacity. Choose the 10 lb model when your facility's hazard level or fire code requirements exceed what a 5 lb unit can provide.
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