With what must Halogenated Agents fire extinguishers be charged?

Halogenated Agents fire extinguishers must be charged with the specific type and weight of agent that is indicated on the nameplate of the extinguisher. This is crucial because each halogenated agent, such as Halon, FE-36, or others, has unique extinguishing properties and effectiveness based on its chemical composition and concentration. The nameplate provides vital information that ensures the extinguisher functions properly and meets safety standards. Using the correct agent is essential for the extinguisher to effectively suppress fires, as different agents operate effectively under varying conditions and on different classes of fires. Moreover, using an incorrect agent can pose safety risks, such as failing to extinguish the fire or inadvertently causing further hazards.