What Is a Fire Safety Stick?

The Fire Safety Stick is a compact fire suppression tool designed to tackle early-stage fires without mess, annual servicing or pressurised cylinders. Unlike traditional extinguishers, it uses an advanced chemical reaction to interrupt the fire’s combustion process — making it effective on multiple fire types and ideal for environments where cleanliness, safety and convenience matter.

Available in 50-second and 100-second versions, this innovative portable fire suppression device offers a clean, service-free alternative to traditional fire extinguishers for rally cars, classic vehicles, workshops, homes, caravans, boats and more.

Environmentally friendly 

100 seconds dimension - length = 335mm       Diameter 40mm       weight = 367g

50 second dimension -     length = 275mm       Diameter 32mm       weight = 205g

Why Choose Fire Safety Stick?

• Portable & Lightweight: Easy to store in vehicles, toolboxes, caravans or at home.

• No Mess, No Damage: Leaves no corrosive residue — perfect for sensitive equipment, engines or classic interior finishes.

• No Servicing or Refills: No annual checks required — just a simple visual inspection.

• Multi-Fire Protection: Effective on Class A, B, C, Electrical and F fires (solids, liquids, gases, electrical and cooking oils).

• Long Shelf Life: Designed to last years without degrading.

• Eco-Friendly & Safe: Non-toxic, PFAS-free, and safe for people, pets and electronics.

How It Works

When activated, the Fire Safety Stick triggers a chemical reaction that releases a clean, fire-suppressing aerosol. This interrupts the combustion chain reaction at the fire’s source — stopping flames quickly and efficiently without the need for bulky equipment or specialised training.

Just remove the cap, strike the activator, and point at the base of the fire — it’s that simple.

"Fire Safety Stick saves the day at the Roger Albert Clark Rally 2019"

On the opening evening of the gruelling RAC Rally, DGM Sport boss David Greer stopped at the scene of a road section fire in the Lee Ashberry/Terry Mallin Ford Escort Mk2.

Several other crews had also stopped and assisted, but had used up all the handheld fire extinguishers available in the under bonnet fire.

Greer’s Opel Manta was equipped with a Fire Safety Stick which he immediately deployed, putting out the fire instantly.