Design and Construction: The fire extinguisher is built with a durable and corrosion-resistant body, typically made of steel or aluminum. This ensures its longevity and ability to withstand various environmental conditions.

Capacity: With a capacity of 1 kg, the fire extinguisher contains 1 kilogram of dry powder extinguishing agent. The compact size makes it easy to handle and maneuver, allowing for quick response in case of a fire emergency.

Fire Classes: This particular fire extinguisher is classified as BC/ABC, indicating its effectiveness in extinguishing fires involving flammable liquids (Class B), flammable gases (Class C), and fires fueled by ordinary combustible materials (Class A). It can also be used on electrical fires, as indicated by the "C" classification.

Dry Powder Agent: The fire extinguisher uses dry powder as the extinguishing agent. Dry powder consists of a mixture of various chemicals that can interrupt the chemical reaction of the fire, effectively smothering it. The dry powder is non-conductive, which means it can be safely used on electrical fires without posing a risk of electric shock.

Stored Pressure: This fire extinguisher is of the "stored pressure" type, which means it is pre-pressurized and ready for immediate use. The pressure is stored within the extinguisher, and when activated, it releases the dry powder agent with force to suppress the fire.