CO2 extinguishers are especially effective in fires of the following types:

• Type B: Fires in flammable liquids such as gasoline, oil, solvents and alcohols.
• Type C: Fires in energized electrical equipment (e.g., fires in computers, electrical systems, servers, cables and machinery).
  Carbon dioxide acts quickly by displacing oxygen in the area of the fire, extinguishing the flames without leaving residues, making it an ideal choice for fighting fires in electronic equipment and sensitive machinery.

Recommendations of customers who should purchase CO2 extinguishers:

1. Companies with sensitive electrical and electronic equipment:
   Offices, server rooms, data centers and factories that have computer systems, servers, computers or electronic machinery should have CO2 extinguishers. Carbon dioxide is the best choice for extinguishing fires in these environments without causing damage from extinguishing agent residues.
2. Technology and telecommunications industries:
   Companies that handle advanced electronic equipment, such as electronic device manufacturers, telecommunications companies or research laboratories, need CO2 extinguishers to protect their most valuable assets from fires.
3. Laboratories and research centers:
   Laboratories handling flammable chemicals or sensitive equipment, such as microscopes, measuring instruments or computer systems, should have CO2 extinguishers to prevent damage from debris and ensure quick action.
4. Offices and buildings with complex electrical installations:
   Large offices, corporate buildings, hotels or businesses with multiple electrical equipment, such as printers, computers, air conditioning or lighting systems, should have CO2 extinguishers available near hazardous areas.
5. Shopping malls, warehouses and retail outlets:
   CO2 extinguishers are useful in malls or stores that have electronics on display or electrical systems that may present fire hazards.
6. Companies that handle flammable products in closed systems:
   While CO2 extinguishers are most effective in enclosed areas, any company that handles flammable liquids or gases in closed piping systems or tanks could benefit from these extinguishers in the event of a fire.