Sauer Fire Protection provides excellent and low-cost Service, Inspections, Installation of Portable Fire Extinguishers and other Fire Suppression and Protection Equipment in Maryland. Sauer Fire Protection is one of the regions leaders of Sales, Service, Testing, Inspecting and Maintenance of Portable Fire Extinguishers. There's nothing worse than needing an extinguisher in an emergency only to discover that it isn't charged and will not operate. We will ensure while on site that the extinguishers we inspect are fully functional and are up to NFPA 10 requirements. We also, guarantee next day Service for Empty / Discharged Extinguishers. We are expertly qualified and experienced to Service, Inspect, Maintain and Repair all types of Clean Agent Systems including FM200, Carbon Dioxide (CO2) and Intergen as well as many other clean agents. Below is the Applications for Extinguishers that Sauer Fire Protection Services:

• ( BC ) Dry Chemical - Suitable for flammable liquids, greases, gases and energized electrical equipment (Class B and C designations)
• Multi-Purpose ( ABC ) Dry Chemical - Suitable for wood, cloth, paper, rubber, many plastics, flammable liquids and gases, greases, oils and energized electrical equipment and is particularly effective on combination fires.
• Carbon Dioxide ( CO2 ) - These are designated for Class B and C - Suitable for Flammable Liquid and Electrical Fires. Carbon Dioxide extinguishers work by displacing oxygen, or taking away the oxygen element of the Fire Triangle. 
• Clean Streaming Agents - Clean agents are electrically non - conductive, leave no residue, and are environmentally safe in occupied spaces. Well suited for flammable liquids and energized electrical equipment. 
• Pressurized Water - Fires in ordinary ( Class A ) combustible materials, such as wood, cloth, paper, rubber, and many plastics. 
• Special Applicable Extinguishers - These include Class K agents ( for Restaurant Kitchen hazards ), Class D agents ( for combustible metals such as magnesium, sodium, potassium, lithium and uranium ) and Foam Types  ( for Ordinary combustibles and flammable liquids ) 
• Wheeled Extinguisher Units - Large capacity extinguishers that are designed to protect areas where Class B and C fires can occur like Power Plants and Airports.

An Emergency Exit in a structure is a Special Exit for emergencies such as Fire or other Emergencies; the combined use of regular and Special Exits allows for faster evacuation, while it also provides an alternative if the route to the regular exit is blocked. Almost all buildings require Exit Lighting and for good reasons. Various local codes, along with Insurance Company Requirements, dictate that all Commercial, Industrial, Institutional and some Multifamily Residencies have Emergency and Exit Lights. The requirements for an Emergency Exit are as follows: it must be in a location that is easily accessible, the exit must bring people to a safe area or location, it must be Well Managed and Regularly Maintained, and it must be in a permanent clearly marked location. In addition, the Emergency Exit should not compromise the security of the building or its occupants during Normal Operations. An Emergency Exit path usually ends in a strategically located (e.g. in a Stairwell, Hallway, or other likely places) outward opening door with a crash bar on it and with Exit Signs leading to it. A Fire Escape is a Special Kind of Emergency Exit, mounted to the outside of a Building. These Battery-Backed Lights activate Automatically to illuminate Exit Corridors when a building loses power. If you lose power in your Building, I'm sure you would love to still have lighting to make a Safe Exit. These lights rely on rechargeable Batteries connected to your buildings Electrical System and require periodic Testing and Maintenance to insure Proper Operation. Facility Owners are required to Inspect these lights Monthly and then, arrange for Annual Testing & Inspections by Qualified companies. An Owners representative is required to Inspect, at least Monthly, all Emergency & Exit Lights and perform a 30-second functional Test on all Battery powered equipment. All Battery powered Exit and Emergency Lights must be Tested, Inspected and Maintained at least Annually.

There are a variety of Kinds of Emergency and Exit Lights that Sauer Fire Service listed below:

Escape Route

Escape route lighting is the part of an Emergency Lighting System that enables the swift and safe evacuation of a building by illuminating its escape routes, such as corridors and stairways, and the location of Fire-Fighting Equipment (Fire Extinguishers, Safety Equipment, etc.)

Escape route lighting is a fundamental requirement of Fire Safety provision regardless of occupancy levels.

High Risk Task Area

High risk task Lighting is a specific Type of Emergency Lighting provided to ensure the safety of people involved in a potentially dangerous process or situation.

This helps people see when they need to perform a safety procedure like breaking glass to access a Shut-Off Switch, reading Safety instructions, opening an Emergency Exit, or operating a Fire Extinguisher.

LED Emergency and Exit Lights

LEDs are a great option for Emergency Exit Lights because they require much less electricity than most other forms of Emergency Exit Illumination (incandescent; fluorescent). Generally, it takes a lot of Electricity to generate light, but due to the Efficiency of LEDs, they require much less. That's why LEDs have become so Popular in Home and Businesses.

When responding to a Fire it is important that your Firefighters can gain access to Water from a Fire Hydrant as quickly as possible. The continuous Water Supply and Water Pressure that a Hydrant provides is Critical in preventing or Reducing Loss of Property and/or Life. This rapid response will be Extinguishing a Fire Quickly and Preventing further Damage. It Prides unlimited Water to Firefighting crews at any possible moment to act rapidly. They can be found Widely around Our Living Environment including Residential Buildings, Stores, Warehouses, Industrial Buildings, Factories, Airports, Harbors, Parks, along Streets and where there are other Fire risks. Here are Multiple Types of Fire Hydrants that Sauer Fire Protection will be conducting Our Quali Services onto for Our Customers:

• Dry Barrel Hydrant ( Frostproof Hydrant ) : A type of Hydrant with the Main Control Valve below the Frost line between the Foot piece and the Barrel.
• Monitor Nozzle Hydrant : A Hydrant equipped with a Monitor Nozzle capable of delivering more then 250 GPM ( 946 L/min ).
• Wall Hydrant : A Hydrant mounted on the Outside of the wall of a Wall of a Building, Fed from Interior Piping, and Equipped with Control Valves located inside the Building that are Normally Key- operated from the Buildings exterior
•  Wet Barrel Hydrant : A type of Hydrant that is Intended for use where there is NO Danger of freezing weather and where each Outlet is provided with a Valve and Outlet

We will Inspect, Exercise and Flow these Hydrants along with all your other Fire Protection and Life Safety Systems on your property to make sure they operate properly in a time of need. We will also make sure these Hydrants have the correct amount of Water Pressure/Flow Rate as designed upon Installation.