A red fire extinguisher stands upright with its handle and nozzle poised for use; instruction label and safety pin visible, positioned against a plain white background.
Kidde Pro Line

Pro 5 CDM-4 CO2 Fire Extinguisher

Pro 5 CDM-4

Suitable for use on Class B (liquids) and Class C fires (energized electrical equipment).
The Pro 5 CDM-4 carbon dioxide unit is environmentally safe and ideal for protecting delicate electronic equipment as the clean agent leaves no residue. The cylinder is manufactured from aluminum and the valve assembly is metal.

  • Clear instruction label using graphics to show steps required to operate extinguisher

  • Easy-to-pull safety pin

  • Tough impact resistant metal valve, handle & lever

  • 5 lb. of fire extinguishing agent (Average)

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Why Kidde

As North America's #1 home fire safety brand,* Kidde has been working to help make your home the safest it can be for more than 100 years. Now, our latest smoke alarms and combination smoke + carbon monoxide (CO) alarms are bringing you the next level of fire and CO safety. Help protect what matters most in your life with features like cutting edge technology that send fast alerts to give your family more time to get out safely. And enhanced sensing technology that reduces false alarms often caused by cooking.

*Based on total household installations as of December 2023.