Can Car Fire Extinguishers Explode?

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Car fire extinguishers are basically dry powder extinguishers, and the storage temperature for this type of extinguisher is between -20°C and 55°C, so under normal circumstances, they will not explode. Precautions for storing car fire extinguishers: Need to be placed in a cool place: If the temperature is too high, it may cause some parts of the extinguisher to age, which can easily lead to leakage. Therefore, the storage location should avoid direct sunlight and be placed in a cool place. Place in an easily accessible position: Car fire extinguishers also need to be stored in a relatively convenient position because when a car fire is detected, you can quickly pick up the extinguisher to put out the fire. The volume of car fire extinguishers is usually relatively small, so they can be placed directly in the glove box or the luggage compartment of the passenger seat, and of course, they can also be placed under the seat.