The Kidde FA110G Multi-Purpose Fire Extinguisher is a compact, reliable dry chemical extinguisher designed for quick response to common RV fire hazards. It’s rated for Class A (ordinary combustibles), Class B (flammable liquids), and Class C (electrical fires), making it a versatile and essential piece of onboard safety gear. Lightweight and easy to mount, it’s ideal for both towables and motorhomes where space and readiness matter most.
Key Features
- Multipurpose dry chemical agent effective on A, B, and C class fires
- Durable aluminum cylinder with corrosion-resistant coating
- Pressure gauge for easy charge status monitoring
- Metal pull pin with tamper seal for quick activation
- Wall or bracket mountable design for secure RV installation
RV Use Cases
- Interior Safety: Keep near the galley or sleeping area for immediate access in case of cooking or electrical fires.
- Exterior Safety: Mount in an exterior compartment for generator or engine bay protection.
- Inspection Readiness: Meets RV inspection standards for required fire suppression equipment.
Common User Feedback
Pros:
- Trusted, name-brand quality with UL certification
- Compact size fits small RV compartments or wall mounts
- Clear labeling and simple operation instructions
Cons:
- Disposable (not rechargeable after use)
- Small capacity—best as part of a multi-extinguisher setup
- Mounting bracket can feel lightweight for heavy vibration areas
Best Practices
- Mount accessibly: Install near high-risk areas like kitchens or electrical panels.
- Inspect monthly: Ensure the pressure gauge needle stays in the green zone.
- Replace after discharge or 12 years of service.
- Carry more than one unit: Place additional extinguishers near exits and engine compartments for faster response.
Inspector's Note (RV Pro Solutions Insight)
As a certified RV inspector, I want an extinguisher to be accessible, charged, appropriate for the anticipated hazards, and familiar to the people traveling in the RV. The Kidde FA110G can serve as one layer of fire preparedness, but it should not be buried in a cabinet or blocked by travel gear. Owners should check the gauge and condition regularly, follow the manufacturer's inspection and replacement guidance, and leave the RV immediately when a fire cannot be controlled safely.
