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Seton AFFF Fire Extinguisher
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Seton ABC Powder Fire Extinguisher
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Economy Powder Fire Extinguishers
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Compact Foam Fire Extinguisher
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ABC Powder Fire Extinguisher
£13.99Supplied in: Single
Caravan Fire Extinguishers
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UK Caravan Fire Extinguishers in Handy Easy-to-Use Sizes
Did you know, that according to government statistics, there are around 360 caravan fires in the UK every year? When you’re on holiday, you want to be able to relax, but to do that you need to know that your family is safe. Caravan and camper van fire extinguishers will give you peace of mind.
In 2019, a massive fire at Ainmoor Grange Caravan Park in Derbyshire destroyed 40 caravans in a single day, illustrating how vulnerable they can be. Many older caravans have upholstery containing highly flammable materials. In smaller caravans, having soft furnishings, cushions and bedding close to the area where you’re cooking creates an inevitable risk.
What type of extinguisher do you need?

What type of extinguisher do you need?
What is The Best Carvan Fire Extinguisher?
Caravan, camper van and motorhome fire extinguishers can be a lifesaver – but how do you know what sort of extinguisher to use in what situation? Sometimes, traditional fire-fighting techniques such as using water can actually make a blaze worse, we have a comprehensive guide on which fire extinguishers are best to use for different types of fire. There are several common types of caravan fire. This is what we recommend you need to deal with them.
- Cooking fires – a foam fire extinguisher such as our Compact Foam Fire Extinguisher will tackle most caravan cooking fires effectively. However, it’s dangerous to use this on chip pan or fat pan fires. Always have a Fire Blanket handy to deal with those – or don’t do that type of cooking indoors.
- Electrical fires – using a dry powder extinguisher is essential for this type of fire because water conducts electricity and could result in you getting a dangerous electric shock. The Seton ABC Powder Fire Extinguisher is ideal for this type of situation.
- Smoke or heat build-up – often fires like this occur because caravan vents have been blocked or pressurised containers (such as deodorant bottles) have been left too close to heaters. Any type of extinguisher will do. You should point it low down at the base of the flames.
If you can’t put out a fire quickly, we recommend getting everyone out of the caravan. Keep a good distance from it and call for help. Cheshire fire & safety service has further tips for dealing with caravan fires.
How to camp safely
To stay safe, you should check and clean your cooker regularly. Never use butane or propane-powered stoves indoors. Make sure you turn your cooker off whenever you step outside. Keep a small fire extinguisher close beside it so you can act quickly if a blaze develops. Use a fire blanket in the event of a chip or fat pan fire and a Wet Chemical Fire Extinguisher or Foam Fire Extinguisher for other types of indoor cooking fire.Another common cause of setting a caravan on fire is heat or sparks from outdoor BBQ cooking. If you’re doing this, follow the advice of the Fire Service. Make sure your equipment is in good order and use no more charcoal than you need. Set the barbecue up at least two metres away from your caravan and any shrubs or trees. Have a compact fire extinguisher on hand in case of accident.
Electrical faults can happen in caravans just as they can in a house, but because a caravan is smaller, they’re often more dangerous. In this situation, the Seton ABC Powder Fire Extinguisher is the ideal solution. Get your caravan’s wiring checked annually and fit smoke alarms. Make sure that everyone staying there knows how to get out in an emergency. See our full range of Fire Extinguisher Accessories and Equipment for all of your extinguisher display and storage needs.