Work included
Shared-services corporate office
- 189 documented 10-lb HCFC-123 to HFC-236fa conversions
- 3 complete fire suits
Project context
The project combined a large extinguisher conversion program with a separate fire-safety PPE requirement.
Completed work
The scope documents conversion of 189 10-lb HCFC-123 units to HFC-236fa. Three complete fire suits appear as a separate equipment line, so they are not folded into or misrepresented as part of the extinguisher count.
Why it matters
A multi-unit conversion plan needs a unit-level inventory, cylinder inspection, product compatibility, updated labels and service documents.
What to send for a similar requirement
Send the details that apply to your project:
- Facility type, exact location and site contact
- Equipment agent, capacity, format, quantity and current condition
- New supply, refill, reconditioning, conversion, lease or system-work requirement
- Available labels, photographs, schedules, plans and service records
- Access rules, collection or work window and target date
DGRB will use these details to define the quotation, collection plan, site work and required records.
Related pages
HFC-236fa fire extinguishersTechnical details and purchasing options
HCFC-123 fire extinguishersTechnical details and purchasing options
Repair and upgrade servicesTechnical details and purchasing options
Fire-safety PPETechnical details and purchasing options
Metro Manila service coverageTechnical details and purchasing options
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