CE marking — 2806
The CE mark declares conformity with EU safety requirements. The four-digit number 2806 identifies the notified body that assessed that conformity.
Automatic fire-extinguishing ball — activates within 3–5 s on direct flame contact, 5 years maintenance-free; complements an extinguisher, does not replace it. Certified rating 5A/55B · TSEK 39 · CE 2806 · Efectis.
5 years of protection — ≈ 22 tetri a day
An automatic fire-extinguishing ball, 1.3 kg. On direct flame contact it activates within 3–5 seconds — no person, power or maintenance required. Mounted once at the chosen point, it stays in place for 5 years. Certified rating 5A/55B; certificates TSEK 39 and CE 2806, with Efectis laboratory tests. The ball complements a fire extinguisher and does not replace it. 5-year warranty, 30-day returns.
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₾399.99 each
5 years of protection — ≈ 22 tetri a day
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In Tbilisi I deliver the order personally and mount the ball on the spot — we choose the right point together.
Product film — from the box to the wall, and real activation (44 s)
Field demonstration — real fire, real activation
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The CE mark declares conformity with EU safety requirements. The four-digit number 2806 identifies the notified body that assessed that conformity.
TSE (Turkish Standards Institution) issues the TSEK mark to products that conform to the national standard. The ball is manufactured in Turkey and tested to that standard.
Verify in the TSE registryThis mark is printed on the label and concerns the production process, not the ball itself: according to the manufacturer, the factory operates an ISO 9001:2015 quality management system — every batch is made to the same rules.
Class A covers wood, paper, fabric and similar materials. The number 5 gives the size of the test fire — the bigger the number, the bigger the test fire.
Class B covers flammable liquids: oil, fuel, solvents. 55B means the test was carried out on a 55-litre fire.
Besides activating on its own, the ball has a contact for an external signal from 1 to 24 volts. That allows it to be wired in as part of a fire alarm or another system.
The independent Efectis Era fire laboratory tested it to the TSE K 39 standard: six tests — thermal resistance, explosion resistance, sound, pressure, crash and fire performance — all passed. Every report is published on our certificates page, and the TSEK license can be verified live in the Turkish Standards Institution registry.
Yes. The ball is supplementary automatic protection for the hours when nobody is present. It does not replace the conventional extinguishers required by Georgian regulation (Resolution No. 370/2015), and it does not replace smoke alarms. Full protection is both together.
The TSEK certificate gives it official ratings of 5A (solid materials — wood, paper, fabric) and 55B (flammable liquids — oil, fuel). It is NOT for cooking-oil pan fires: never throw anything at burning oil.
Not on its own — standalone, it activates only on direct contact with open flame, within 3–5 seconds. But the ball also has an electrical activation input (1–24V): connected to a fire alarm panel or a smoke/heat detector, it activates the moment the detector triggers. A standalone ball still does not replace smoke alarms.
A loud bang (around 120 dB — that is also the alert), and about 1.3 kg of dry extinguishing powder disperses over the fire source. The ball is single-use: afterwards ventilate the room, clean up the powder, and replace the ball.
At the points that burn when nobody is watching: the electrical panel, server corner, boiler room, garage or workshop, storage areas. Mount with the arrow pointing up, as printed on the ball.
A fair question. US consumer authorities have criticized fire balls — mainly uncertified no-name units — because no ball meets portable-extinguisher standards (UL, EN 3). That is true, and it is why we never sell the ball as an extinguisher replacement. It is a supplementary automatic device, tested to Turkey’s dedicated TSE K 39 ball criteria by an independent laboratory, with every document published on this site. Keep your extinguishers and alarms; add balls where nobody is watching.
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