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A red fire extinguisher is prominently displayed, mounted horizontally on a white, textured wall. It is secured by a red metal bracket, and a black rubber hose with a metal nozzle assembly hangs from its left side. A small, rectangular white fixture is visible on the wall above the extinguisher, while a section of a grey tiled floor appears on the right side of the frame.

The cylindrical body of the extinguisher is adorned with multiple labels containing text and symbols. A white paper tag with numerical entries hangs from the hose attachment. Visible text on the labels includes Italian phrases such as "CERTIFICATO DI CONFOR" (Certificate of Conformity), "CODICE COSTRUTTORE" (Manufacturer Code), and "CAPACITA SPEGNIMENTO" (Fire Extinguishing Capacity). Other details state "TPO ESTINTORE OPE POLVERE KO," indicating it is a powder-type extinguisher. Dates "2020" and "2038" are clearly legible, likely representing manufacturing/inspection and expiration dates. The standard "UNI 9994" is also visible, which is a European standard often used in Italy, consistent with the location context of Milan. The scene depicts a stationary fire safety device in an indoor setting.
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Apr 23, 2026, 1:25 PM

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A red fire extinguisher is prominently displayed, mounted horizontally on a white, textured wall. It is secured by a red metal bracket, and a black rubber hose with a metal nozzle assembly hangs from its left side. A small, rectangular white fixture is visible on the wall above the extinguisher, while a section of a grey tiled floor appears on the right side of the frame. The cylindrical body of the extinguisher is adorned with multiple labels containing text and symbols. A white paper tag with numerical entries hangs from the hose attachment. Visible text on the labels includes Italian phrases such as "CERTIFICATO DI CONFOR" (Certificate of Conformity), "CODICE COSTRUTTORE" (Manufacturer Code), and "CAPACITA SPEGNIMENTO" (Fire Extinguishing Capacity). Other details state "TPO ESTINTORE OPE POLVERE KO," indicating it is a powder-type extinguisher. Dates "2020" and "2038" are clearly legible, likely representing manufacturing/inspection and expiration dates. The standard "UNI 9994" is also visible, which is a European standard often used in Italy, consistent with the location context of Milan. The scene depicts a stationary fire safety device in an indoor setting.

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