Description
Wetplug Emergency Fire Blanket
Quickly suppress accidental kitchen and household fires before they escalate with the Wetplug Emergency Fire Blanket. Engineered as an essential, fast-acting safety device, this blanket is designed to smother fires by cutting off their oxygen supply instantly.
Housed in a highly visible, quick-release red case, it is an indispensable safety tool for residential kitchens, office breakrooms, caravan trailers, and heavy-duty industrial sites.
Key Features
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Certified Industry Protection: Proudly carries LPCB (Loss Prevention Certification Board) and UKAS Product Certification to BS EN 1869:1997 standards, ensuring premium, verified safety compliance.
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Rapid Deployment Pull-Tabs: Equipped with heavy-duty black woven straps that allow anyone to pull and deploy the blanket in a single, swift motion.
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Flame-Resistant Construction: Made from premium woven fiberglass material that isolates intense heat and suffocates open flames safely without generating toxic fumes.
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Easy Mount Slim Case: The compact, space-saving red casing features pre-drilled holes for effortless wall-mounting in high-risk areas like kitchens, workshops, and laboratory spaces.
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Zero Maintenance Required: Unlike traditional fire extinguishers, it does not require complex pressure gauges, periodic servicing, or safety inspections.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Brand | Wetplug |
| Model | SFM2 / SFM3 Series |
| Certifications | BS EN 1869:1997, LPCB, UKAS Certified |
| Casing Material | High-durability Protective Polymer / Reinforced Vinyl |
| Deployment Mechanism | Dual Quick-Release Pull Straps |
| Usage Status | Single-use only (Discard after deployment) |
Ideal Applications
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Residential & Commercial Kitchens: Perfect for smothering deep fryers, stovetop grease fires, and cooking oil flare-ups.
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Industrial Workstations: Essential for workshops, garages, and welding environments where sparks pose an immediate risk.
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Emergency Clothing Fire: Safe to wrap around individuals if clothing catches fire, minimizing severe burn risks.




