Powerless automatic and/or manual fire-extinguishing device
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A powerless automatic and/or manual fire-extinguishing device is disclosed, which is especially a powerless fire-extinguishing device, wherein steel ropes are used to actuate a fire-extinguisher automatically or manually so that fire-extinguishing material can extinguish fire through fire-extinguishing tubes. The powerless automatic and/or manual fire-extinguishing device includes an automatic sensor and/or manual device, a fire-extinguisher steel barrel actuating device and a gas isolating device. In the automatic sensor or manual device, a fuse sensor or a manual switch is used so that the tightness of the steel rope is varied for actuating the actuating device of a fire-extinguisher steel barrel and the gas isolating device can be driven synchronously for isolating the supply of gas. Therefore, fire is extinguished and gas flow is closed.
A powerless automatic and/or manual fire-extinguishing device comprising at least one fuse sensor, a plurality of adaptors, a steel rope and an automatic actuating device of a fire-extinguisher, wherein:
A powerless automatic and/or manual fire-extinguishing device comprising at least one fuse sensor, a plurality of adaptors, a steel rope and an automatic actuating device of a fire-extinguisher, wherein:
A powerless automatic and/or manual fire-extinguishing device comprising at least one fuse sensor, a plurality of adaptors, a steel rope and an automatic actuating device of a fire-extinguisher, wherein:
A powerless automatic and/or manual fire-extinguishing device comprising at least one fuse sensor, a plurality of adaptors, a steel rope and an automatic actuating device of a fire-extinguisher, wherein:
A powerless automatic and/or manual fire-extinguishing device comprising at least one fuse sensor, a plurality of adaptors, a steel rope and an automatic actuating device of a fire-extinguisher, wherein:
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