A fuel or oil fire is defined as a
- class B fire.
- class C fire.
- class A fire.
Explanation from PART66Online
Fuel, oil and other flammable-liquid fires are classified as Class B. Class A covers ordinary solid combustibles such as wood or paper, and Class C covers energised electrical equipment, so neither fits a fuel or oil fire.
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titanas20 asked · 3 Dec 2012
So What depend to class A fire (and "C")?
Community Comments (3)
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mwongela
6 Dec 2012
A- combustible solids
C- electrical fires
C- electrical fires
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c.stravopodis
31 Jul 2025
As fas as I know C is for gases/liquified gases and not for electrical fires - E stands for Elec fires.
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c.stravopodis
31 Jul 2025
B stands for Liquids/Liquifiable solids, thus it makes sense to me.
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