Fire Safety Products & Equipment – Sydney & NSW

At SPS Fire & Safety, we supply, install, and service a comprehensive range of fire safety products and equipment for businesses, property managers, strata buildings, commercial operators, and industrial facilities across Sydney and NSW. Every product we supply meets Australian Standards and Building Code of Australia (BCA) requirements, and is backed by our team of licensed, insured technicians who handle installation, certification, and ongoing servicing.

Our fire safety equipment range covers everything from portable fire extinguishers – including CO2, dry powder ABE, wet chemical AF type, water, and foam extinguishers – through to fire indicator panels (FIP), FIP zone block plans, and professionally prepared evacuation diagrams. Whether you need a single replacement extinguisher or a complete fire protection fitout for a new commercial build, SPS has the product, the expertise, and the local knowledge to get the job done right.

All products are available with a full supply-and-install service, ongoing maintenance contracts, and compliance certification support. Browse our range below, or contact us today for a fast, obligation-free quote on any fire safety equipment in Sydney or NSW.

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We supply, install and certify fire extinguishers for commercial and residential buildings across Sydney. All our products meet Australian Standards and BCA requirements.

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  1. The CO2 fire extinguisher – or carbon dioxide fire extinguisher – is the go-to solution for protecting electrical equipment, server rooms, data centres, and any environment where residue-free suppression is critical. Available in 2kg, 3.5kg, and 5kg sizes, all approved to AS/NZS 1841.6, SPS supplies and installs CO2 extinguishers across Sydney and NSW with fast turnaround and full compliance documentation.
  2. The ABE dry powder fire extinguisher is Australia’s most versatile portable extinguisher, covering Class A, B, and E fires in a single unit. Whether you’re outfitting a warehouse, workshop, office, or industrial facility, the DCP fire extinguisher is the practical, multi-risk solution. SPS Fire & Safety supplies, installs, and services the full range of ABE dry chemical extinguishers – from compact 2kg units through to 9kg models – across Sydney and NSW to AS/NZS 1841.5.
  3. The wet chemical fire extinguisher – also known as the AF type fire extinguisher – is specifically engineered for Class F fires involving cooking oils and fats. It is a mandatory fire safety requirement in most commercial kitchens, restaurants, and food preparation environments across NSW. SPS Fire & Safety supplies, installs, and services wet chemical extinguishers for hospitality and food service businesses across Sydney and NSW, ensuring full compliance with Australian Standards and local fire safety regulations.
  4. The water fire extinguisher is the simplest and most cost-effective solution for Class A fires involving solid combustible materials such as wood, paper, fabric, and plastic. Suitable for offices, schools, warehouses, and low-risk commercial environments, the water extinguisher is a reliable first-response tool where flammable liquids and electrical equipment are not present. SPS Fire & Safety supplies and installs water fire extinguishers for businesses across Sydney and NSW to Australian Standards.
  5. Foam fire extinguishers are designed for Class A and Class B fires, making them ideal for environments where both solid combustibles and flammable liquids present a risk. The AFFF (aqueous film forming foam) extinguisher works by forming a blanket over the burning surface, cutting off oxygen and cooling the fuel. SPS Fire & Safety supplies and installs foam extinguishers – including PFAS-free and fluorine-free options – for industrial, commercial, and warehouse environments across Sydney and NSW.
  6. Evacuation diagrams are a legal requirement in Australian workplaces and buildings under AS 3745 (Planning for Emergencies in Facilities) and the Work Health and Safety Regulations. SPS Fire & Safety produces professional, site-specific evacuation diagrams for commercial buildings, offices, strata complexes, schools, and industrial facilities across Sydney and NSW. Our diagrams are compliant, easy to read, durable, and ready for display throughout your premises.
  7. A FIP zone block plan is a mandatory graphical document required at or adjacent to every Fire Indicator Panel (FIP), Sub-FIP, and Mimic Panel in a building’s fire alarm system. Under AS 1670.1, each zone block plan must clearly show the fire detection zones and their correspondence to the physical layout of the building, enabling fire brigade and facility personnel to rapidly locate the source of any alarm. SPS Fire & Safety produces compliant, professionally formatted FIP zone block plans for buildings across Sydney and NSW.
  8. The Fire Indicator Panel (FIP) is the central intelligence hub of a building’s fire detection and alarm system. It receives input from smoke detectors, heat detectors, manual call points, and other sensing devices, and activates audible and visual alarms, emergency warning systems, and brigade notification when a fire is detected. SPS Fire & Safety supplies, installs, tests, and maintains fire indicator panels and EWIS systems for commercial, residential, and industrial buildings across Sydney and NSW to AS 1670.
  1. Fire Blanket

    Fire blankets are designed to quickly and safely extinguish small fires. They work by cutting off the oxygen supply and preventing the flames from spreading. Fire blankets are especially useful for kitchen fires and clothing fires.

  2. The Essential Choice for Dry Powder Fire Extinguishers

    Dry powder (ABE) fire extinguishers are used to handle multiple fire hazards, making them a practical solution for a wide range of environments. ABE dry powder extinguishers are suitable for Class A, B, and E fires, allowing them to address risks involving combustible materials, flammable liquids and electrical equipment.

  3. Reliable Safety with Wet Chemical Fire Extinguishers

    Wet chemical fire extinguishers are specially designed to handle fires involving cooking oils and fats. They are commonly used in commercial kitchens and food preparation areas. The extinguishing agent cools the fire and forms a protective layer to prevent re-ignition. This ensures safer and more controlled fire suppression in high-risk cooking environments.

  4. Trusted Protection with Water Fire Extinguishers

    Water fire extinguishers are a simple and effective solution for fires involving solid combustible materials. They are ideal for locations such as offices, schools, and warehouses. By cooling the burning materials, they help stop the fire from spreading. Their straightforward operation makes them easy to use during emergencies.

  5. Effective Control with Foam Fire Extinguishers

    Foam fire extinguishers are designed to tackle fires involving flammable liquids and solid materials. They work by forming a blanket over the fire, cutting off oxygen and cooling the fuel surface. This helps reduce the risk of re-ignition. Foam extinguishers are commonly used in industrial and commercial settings.

Sydney’s Trusted Supplier of Fire Safety Products & Equipment

SPS Fire & Safety is Sydney’s one-stop shop for compliant fire safety products and equipment. Every product we supply is backed by professional installation, ongoing maintenance, and compliance certification – so you’re not just buying a piece of equipment, you’re getting a fully supported fire protection solution.

All products meet Australian Standards. All installations are carried out by licensed, insured technicians. All work is documented and ready to support your AFSS and compliance obligations.

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Yes. In New South Wales, Class 2 to Class 9 buildings must submit an Annual Fire Safety Statement (AFSS) to the local council and Fire and Rescue NSW each year.
Late submission may result in penalty notices, fines, and increased regulatory scrutiny.
It is a compliance document issued at approval stage that lists all essential fire safety measures and the performance standard each must achieve.
No. Proper inspection, testing, and servicing records are required to support certification.
Servicing must be carried out in accordance with the applicable Australian Standard, commonly AS 1851–2012, which sets required inspection intervals.
Any non-compliant measure must be rectified before certification can be issued.

These are fire protection systems listed on the Fire Safety Schedule that must be maintained and certified to a prescribed performance standard.

Yes. Class 2 residential buildings must maintain essential fire safety measures and comply with annual certification requirements.